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English grace
← Old English held (cognate)
← Old English hyld (mention)
← Old English ēste (cognate)
← Old English ēadmēdu (cognate)
← Old English ār (cognate)
← English grateful (mention)
← Middle English grace (inherited)
← Middle English held (cognate)
← Middle English hield (mention)
← Middle English este (cognate)
← Middle English athmede (cognate)
← Middle English are (cognate)
← Middle English ore (mention)
← French grâce (cognate)
← Old French grace (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *gʷerH- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *gʷerH- (derived)
← Latin grātia (derived)
← Latin grātus (mention)

→ English grace note (mention)
→ English gracious (mention)
→ English graceful (suffix)
→ English graceless (suffix)
→ English scapegrace (compound)
→ English Graces (mention)
→ English gracile (mention)
→ English grace period (compound)
→ English bowgrace (compound)
→ English overgrace (prefix)
→ English graceworthy (suffix)
→ English graceth (suffix)
→ English begrace (prefix)
→ English ungrace (prefix)
→ English ungrace (prefix)
→ English gracest (suffix)
→ English gracer (suffix)
→ English misgrace (prefix)
→ English gracesome (suffix)
→ English engrace (prefix)
→ English gracen (suffix)
→ English lack-grace (compound)
→ Esperanto gracio (cognate)
→ Interlingua gratia (borrowed)
→ Ido gracio (borrowed)
→ Scots gracefu (suffix)