Examples: cartography card archaeology archetype monarchy legal loyal purse personal cinema kinase car carpenter hippopotamus Mesopotamia dative data date
...
English get
← Old English ġietan (cognate)
← English get it (mention)
← English acquire (link)
← English come by (link)
← English have (link)
← English receive (link)
← English bring (link)
← English fetch (link)
← English retrieve (link)
← English become (link)
← English cause (link)
← English make (link)
← English arrive (link)
← English get out (link)
← English go (link)
← English leave (link)
← English scram (link)
← English begin (link)
← English commence (link)
← English start (link)
← English be able to (link)
← English dig (link)
← English follow (link)
← English make sense of (link)
← English understand (link)
← English con (link)
← English deceive (link)
← English dupe (link)
← English hoodwink (link)
← English trick (link)
← English confuse (link)
← English perplex (link)
← English stump (link)
← English obtain (link)
← English assault (link)
← English beat (link)
← English beat up (link)
← English catch (link)
← English hear (link)
← English getter (link)

→ English be (link)
→ English give (link)
→ English see (link)
→ English compass (link)
→ English fall (link)
→ English lose (link)
→ English forget (prefix)
→ English collect (mention)
→ English turn (link)
→ English guess (link)
→ English fang (link)
→ English contract (link)
→ English git (mention)
→ English git (mention)
→ English beget (prefix)
→ English getup (compound)
→ English getcha (suffix)
→ English get away (mention)
→ English get the point (mention)
→ English gettest (suffix)
→ English getteth (suffix)
→ English getter (suffix)
→ English get-go (compound)
→ English reget (prefix)
→ English unget (prefix)
→ English underget (prefix)
→ English overget (prefix)
→ English gettable (suffix)
→ English misget (prefix)
→ English get-nothing (compound)
→ English git gud (mention)
→ English git gud (mention)
→ Old English gietan (mention)
→ Faroese fá (link)
→ Faroese gita (cognate)
→ Ancient Greek χανδάνω (cognate)
→ Icelandic geta (cognate)
→ Icelandic geta (cognate)
→ Japanese ゲット (borrowed)
→ Latin deprehendo (mention)
→ Latin prehendo (mention)
→ Old Norse fá (link)
→ Portuguese se (link)
→ Russian жуть (cognate)
→ Scots gyte (mention)
→ Albanian gjej (cognate)
→ Thai เก็ต (borrowed)