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English maid
← Old English mægden (derived)
← Middle English mayde (inherited)
← Middle English maide (mention)
← Middle English maiden (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *magaþs (derived)
← Proto-West Germanic *magaþ (derived)

→ English may (mention)
→ English handmaid (compound)
→ English maiden (affix)
→ English bridesmaid (affix)
→ English mermaid (prefix)
→ English nursemaid (compound)
→ English maidservant (compound)
→ English barmaid (compound)
→ English housemaid (compound)
→ English chambermaid (compound)
→ English dairymaid (compound)
→ English milkmaid (compound)
→ English maidhood (suffix)
→ English meid (doublet)
→ English parlourmaid (compound)
→ English parlormaid (compound)
→ English maidless (suffix)
→ English bondmaid (compound)
→ English nurserymaid (compound)
→ English laundrymaid (compound)
→ English maidlike (suffix)
→ English meido (mention)
→ English kitchenmaid (compound)
→ English cookmaid (compound)
→ English schoolmaid (compound)
→ English shopmaid (compound)
→ English maidly (suffix)
→ English maidkin (suffix)
→ English maidmarian (compound)
→ English groomsmaid (affix)
→ English seamaid (compound)
→ English bridemaid (compound)
→ English maidish (suffix)
→ English fairmaid (compound)
→ English dwarfmaid (compound)
→ English elfmaid (compound)
→ English servingmaid (compound)
→ English pantrymaid (compound)
→ English wardsmaid (affix)
→ English maidling (suffix)
→ Cebuano maid (borrowed)
→ German Magd (cognate)
→ Japanese メイド (borrowed)
→ Luxembourgish Mod (cognate)