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English keen
← Old English cēne (inherited)
← Old English cunnan (cognate)
← Danish køn (cognate)
← German kühn (cognate)
← English cunning (mention)
← English can (mention)
← English keene (link)
← English kene (link)
← English to (mention)
← English keen-witted (mention)
← English ardent (link)
← English eager (link)
← English prompt (link)
← English sharp (link)
← English biting (link)
← English cutting (link)
← English piercing (link)
← English acute (link)
← English penetrating (link)
← English shrewd (link)
← English keen as mustard (link)
← English keenly (link)
← English keenness (link)
← English keeno (link)
← English keen on (link)
← English keen-witted (link)
← English peachy keen (link)
← English keener (link)
← Middle English kene (inherited)
← Irish caoin (derived)
← Proto-Germanic *kōniz (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *ǵneh₃- (derived)
← Icelandic kænn (cognate)
← Dutch kien (cognate)
← Dutch koen (mention)
← Scots keen (cognate)

→ English treble (link)
→ English eager (link)
→ English keenness (suffix)
→ English keenly (affix)
→ English kenning (mention)
→ English keener (suffix)
→ English unkeen (prefix)
→ English keeneth (suffix)
→ English overkeen (prefix)
→ English keeno (suffix)
→ Danish køn (cognate)
→ German kühn (cognate)
→ Icelandic kænn (link)
→ Luxembourgish kéng (cognate)
→ Norwegian Bokmål frisk (link)
→ Norwegian Bokmål våken (link)
→ Saterland Frisian köin (link)