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English gum
← Old English gōma (inherited)
← German Gaumen (cognate)
← Egyptian qmy (derived)
← Egyptian qmyt (mention)
← English gingiva (link)
← English up (mention)
← English together (mention)
← English up (mention)
← English gum up (link)
← English by gum (link)
← Middle English gome (inherited)
← Middle English gomme (inherited)
← Middle English gumme (mention)
← Spanish goma (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *gōmô (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *gaumô (mention)
← Ancient Greek κόμμι (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰh₂u-mo- (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰeh₂w- (derived)
← Icelandic gómur (mention)
← Latin cummi (derived)
← Latin gummi (mention)
← Lithuanian gomurỹs (cognate)
← Old Norse gómr (cognate)
← Tocharian B koyṃ (cognate)
← Tocharian A ko (cognate)

→ English gumdrop (compound)
→ English stick (link)
→ English begum (prefix)
→ English chewing gum (compound)
→ English degum (prefix)
→ English gummer (suffix)
→ English gaum (mention)
→ English bubblegum (compound)
→ English gummy (suffix)
→ English gummy (suffix)
→ English gumshoe (compound)
→ English gorm (mention)
→ English gorm (mention)
→ English gom (mention)
→ English guar gum (mention)
→ English gumball (compound)
→ English gumboot (compound)
→ English gum lift (mention)
→ English gumline (compound)
→ English redgum (compound)
→ English gummiferous (suffix)
→ English gumlike (suffix)
→ English oleogum (prefix)
→ English gummosis (suffix)
→ English gumboil (compound)
→ English goom (mention)
→ English gumless (suffix)
→ English sweetgum (compound)
→ English gumweed (compound)
→ English floodgum (compound)
→ English gummose (suffix)
→ English ungum (prefix)
→ English gumshield (compound)
→ English gumwood (compound)
→ English estergum (compound)
→ English gumband (compound)
→ English gumnut (compound)
→ English gumland (compound)
→ English gumdigger (compound)
→ English gumbuyer (compound)
→ Cimbrian gaumo (cognate)
→ Hausa gam (borrowed)
→ Japanese ガム (borrowed)
→ Korean 껌 (borrowed)
→ Luxembourgish Gumm (cognate)
→ Lithuanian gomurys (cognate)
→ Russian камедь (cognate)
→ Scots gum (derived)
→ Scots gum (link)