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English honey
← Old English huniġ (inherited)
← German Honig (cognate)
← Middle English hony (inherited)
← West Frisian hunich (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *hunagą (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *hunangą (mention)
← Proto-West Germanic *hunag (inherited)
← Ancient Greek κνῆκος (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *kn̥h₂ónks (mention)
← Northern Kurdish şan (cognate)
← Latin canicae (cognate)
← Northern Luri گونج (cognate)
← Albanian qengjë (cognate)
← Swedish honung (cognate)
← Tocharian B kronkśe (cognate)
← Middle Welsh canecon (cognate)

→ English love (link)
→ English bee (link)
→ English honeybee (compound)
→ English hinny (mention)
→ English honeycomb (compound)
→ English honeymoon (compound)
→ English honeymoon (mention)
→ English cony (mention)
→ English pussy (link)
→ English honeysuckle (affix)
→ English honeydew (compound)
→ English honeypot (compound)
→ English hon (mention)
→ English honeyguide (compound)
→ English honeyed (affix)
→ English honeycreeper (compound)
→ English honeybunny (compound)
→ English honeypie (compound)
→ English honeyeater (compound)
→ English honeylike (suffix)
→ English honeycake (compound)
→ English honeyless (suffix)
→ English honeysuck (affix)
→ English honeystone (compound)
→ English honeyish (suffix)
→ English honeybird (compound)
→ English honeybunch (compound)
→ English honeybun (compound)
→ English behoney (prefix)
→ English honeymaking (compound)
→ English honeybush (compound)
→ English honey-mouthed (compound)
→ English honeysucker (compound)
→ English honeywort (compound)
→ English honeybag (compound)
→ English honeyware (suffix)
→ English enhoney (prefix)
→ English honeybug (compound)
→ English honeytoken (affix)
→ English honey-sweet (affix)
→ Cebuano Honey (derived)
→ Czech mazat někomu med kolem huby (link)
→ Ancient Greek κνῆκος (cognate)
→ Hawaiian meli (mention)
→ Indonesian madu (link)
→ Japanese ハニー (borrowed)
→ Kikuyu ũũkĩ (mention)
→ Korean 허니 (borrowed)
→ Latin canicae (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish Hunneg (cognate)
→ Marshallese ōne (borrowed)
→ Burmese ဟန်နီ (borrowed)
→ German Low German Hönnig (cognate)
→ Dutch honing (cognate)
→ Pennsylvania German Hunnich (cognate)
→ Polish słonko (link)
→ Kriol ani (derived)
→ Sanskrit कञ्चन (cognate)
→ Albanian qengjë (cognate)
→ Sranan Tongo oni (derived)
→ Saterland Frisian Huunich (cognate)
→ Tok Pisin hani (derived)