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English leech
← Old English lǣċe (inherited)
← Old English lǣċe (inherited)
← Proto-Celtic - (cognate)
← Danish læge (cognate)
← Middle Dutch lake (cognate)
← English parasite (link)
← English sponger (link)
← English bloodsucker (link)
← English vampire (link)
← English land-leech (link)
← English leechlike (link)
← English water-leech (link)
← English leach (mention)
← English drain (link)
← English leecher (link)
← English barber (link)
← English doctor (link)
← English physician (link)
← English healer (link)
← English leechbook (link)
← English leechcraft (link)
← English leechdom (link)
← English leechery (link)
← English treat (link)
← English cure (link)
← English heal (link)
← English leecher (link)
← English leech line (link)
← English foot (link)
← English luff (link)
← Middle English leche (inherited)
← Middle English leche (inherited)
← Middle English lechen (inherited)
← Middle English leche (derived)
← Middle English lek (inherited)
← Middle English leche (mention)
← Middle English lyche (mention)
← West Frisian lyk (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *lēkijaz (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *līką (derived)

→ English leech-finger (compound)
→ English leecher (suffix)
→ English leechlike (suffix)
→ English leechcraft (suffix)
→ English horse-leech (affix)
→ English cowleech (compound)
→ English leechdom (suffix)
→ English leechline (compound)
→ English Leach (mention)
→ English water-leech (affix)
→ English land-leech (affix)
→ English leechy (affix)
→ Danish lig (cognate)
→ Danish læge (cognate)
→ Irish lia (cognate)
→ Dutch lijk (cognate)
→ Dutch laak (cognate)
→ Albanian mbledh (cognate)