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English lady
← Old English hlǣfdīġe (inherited)
← Old English hlāf (mention)
← Old English dīġe (mention)
← Old English dǣġe (cognate)
← English lord (link)
← English loaf (link)
← English dairy (link)
← English dough (link)
← English lad (link)
← Middle English lady (inherited)
← Middle English laddy (mention)
← Middle English lafdi (mention)
← Middle English lavedi (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *dʰeyǵʰ- (root)

→ English ladybug (compound)
→ English lord (mention)
→ English ladybird (compound)
→ English dey (mention)
→ English dey (link)
→ English ladylike (suffix)
→ English landlady (compound)
→ English ladyfinger (compound)
→ English milady (compound)
→ English lady-in-waiting (mention)
→ English ladylove (compound)
→ English ladyship (suffix)
→ English saleslady (compound)
→ English ladyboy (compound)
→ English charlady (compound)
→ English m'lady (mention)
→ English ladies' lounge (mention)
→ English ladybeetle (compound)
→ English ladyfish (compound)
→ English newslady (compound)
→ English snowlady (compound)
→ English ladyhood (suffix)
→ English ladykilling (compound)
→ English ladyfy (suffix)
→ English ladyparts (compound)
→ English ladyish (suffix)
→ English ladykin (affix)
→ English ladied (suffix)
→ English ladify (suffix)
→ English merlady (prefix)
→ English ladybits (compound)
→ English ladybro (compound)
→ English ladyling (suffix)
→ English ladyboner (compound)
→ English ladyfolk (compound)
→ English translady (prefix)
→ English ladyism (suffix)
→ English ladystuff (compound)
→ English ladyporn (compound)
→ English ladyless (suffix)
→ Bulgarian леди (borrowed)
→ Bulgarian лейди (borrowed)
→ German Lady (borrowed)
→ Greek λαίδη (mention)
→ Middle English dame (link)
→ Spanish lady (unadapted borrowing)
→ French lady (mention)
→ Italian lady (borrowed)
→ Japanese レディ (borrowed)
→ Japanese オフィスレディ (mention)
→ Russian леди (borrowed)
→ Tongan fakaleitī (borrowed)
→ Vietnamese nàng (link)
→ Vietnamese sư nương (link)