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English hair
← Old English hǣr (inherited)
← German Haar (cognate)
← Middle English her (inherited)
← Middle English heer (mention)
← Middle English hær (mention)
← Middle English chevelere (mention)
← West Frisian hier (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *hērą (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *hār (inherited)
← Icelandic hár (cognate)
← German Low German Haar (cognate)
← Dutch haar (cognate)
← Norwegian hår (cognate)
← Saterland Frisian Hier (cognate)
← Swedish - (cognate)

→ English hairnet (compound)
→ English haircut (compound)
→ English hairstyle (compound)
→ English hairy (suffix)
→ English hairless (suffix)
→ English facial hair (mention)
→ English hairdresser (compound)
→ English hairdo (compound)
→ English haired (suffix)
→ English hairshirt (compound)
→ English hairpin (affix)
→ English hairball (compound)
→ English horsehair (affix)
→ English mohair (mention)
→ English hairpiece (compound)
→ English hairline (compound)
→ English hairbrush (compound)
→ English longhair (compound)
→ English hairbow (affix)
→ English hairdryer (compound)
→ English cathair (compound)
→ English wirehair (compound)
→ English hairbreadth (compound)
→ English hairsbreadth (affix)
→ English maidenhair (compound)
→ English haircloth (affix)
→ English crosshair (compound)
→ English riah (cognate)
→ English hairstreak (compound)
→ English hairdressing (compound)
→ English hairspring (compound)
→ English hairstylist (compound)
→ English hairsplitter (compound)
→ English hair dryer (compound)
→ English hairlike (suffix)
→ English hairsplitting (compound)
→ English shorthair (compound)
→ English haircutting (compound)
→ English hairstyling (compound)
→ English haircutter (compound)
→ Afrikaans haar (link)
→ Cimbrian haar (cognate)
→ Cimbrian har (cognate)
→ Danish hår (cognate)
→ German Haar (cognate)
→ Greek ξαίνω (cognate)
→ Esperanto haro (derived)
→ French haire (cognate)
→ Alemannic German haar (cognate)
→ Alemannic German hoar (cognate)
→ Alemannic German hoor (cognate)
→ Alemannic German hàre (cognate)
→ Alemannic German Härre (cognate)
→ Japanese 桃 (mention)
→ Japanese ヘア (borrowed)
→ Latin glabro (link)
→ Lithuanian šerys (mention)
→ Mòcheno hor (cognate)
→ Dutch haar (link)
→ Dutch haar (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk hår (cognate)
→ Nigerian Pidgin hyar (inherited)
→ Pennsylvania German Haar (cognate)
→ Portuguese pelo (link)
→ Portuguese pelo (link)
→ Russian шерсть (cognate)
→ Saterland Frisian Hier (link)
→ Torres Strait Creole eya (inherited)