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English liver
← Old English lifer (inherited)
← Danish - (cognate)
← German Leber (cognate)
← English live (mention)
← English liver (link)
← English detoxification (link)
← English fascioliasis (link)
← English gout (link)
← English jaundice (link)
← English foie gras (link)
← English heparin (link)
← English hepatic (link)
← English live (suffix)
← English er (suffix)
← English live (suffix)
← English -er (suffix)
← Middle English liver (inherited)
← Middle English livere (inherited)
← West Frisian lever (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *librō (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *leyp- (root)
← Dutch lever (cognate)
← Norwegian - (cognate)
← Old Norse lifr (cognate)
← Sardinian fícadu (link)
← Saterland Frisian Lieuwer (cognate)
← Swedish lever (cognate)

→ English liver (link)
→ English liverwurst (compound)
→ English liverwort (compound)
→ English livery (affix)
→ English liverish (suffix)
→ English liverless (suffix)
→ English liverlike (suffix)
→ English livered (suffix)
→ English nonliver (prefix)
→ English livering (suffix)
→ English liverleaf (compound)
→ English livermush (compound)
→ English hemiliver (prefix)
→ English liverloaf (compound)
→ English antiliver (prefix)
→ English xenoliver (prefix)
→ Arabic كبد (link)
→ Danish lever (cognate)
→ German Leber (cognate)
→ German Low German Leewer (cognate)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk lever (cognate)
→ Kriol liba (derived)
→ Saterland Frisian Lieuwer (cognate)
→ Torres Strait Creole liba (derived)
→ Tok Pisin liva (derived)
→ Vietnamese can (link)