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English mate
← Old English ġemetta (cognate)
← Old English mete (cognate)
← Old English ġe- (cognate)
← German - (cognate)
← German Maat (cognate)
← English co- (cognate)
← English meat (cognate)
← English maat (doublet)
← English mating (link)
← English maté (mention)
← Middle English mate (inherited)
← Middle English mette (cognate)
← Middle English maten (mention)
← Persian شاه مات (derived)
← Middle French mater (borrowed)
← Old French mat (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *gamatjô (derived)
← Proto-Germanic *ga- (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *matjô (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *matiz (mention)
← Middle Low German mate (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *meh₂d- (wet) (root)
← Dutch ge- (cognate)
← Dutch maat (cognate)
← Saterland Frisian Moat (cognate)

→ English love (link)
→ English mater (suffix)
→ English stalemate (compound)
→ English match (link)
→ English playmate (compound)
→ English butty (link)
→ English roommate (compound)
→ English flatmate (compound)
→ English wombmate (compound)
→ English matey (suffix)
→ English amate (affix)
→ English china (mention)
→ English mateship (suffix)
→ English maat (doublet)
→ English cellmate (compound)
→ English classmate (compound)
→ English soulmate (affix)
→ English racemate (compound)
→ English fuckmate (compound)
→ English workmate (affix)
→ English messmate (compound)
→ English remate (prefix)
→ English teammate (affix)
→ English seatmate (compound)
→ English schoolmate (compound)
→ English shipmate (compound)
→ English inmate (compound)
→ English inmate (prefix)
→ English bunkmate (compound)
→ English crewmate (affix)
→ English housemate (compound)
→ English helpmate (mention)
→ English casemate (mention)
→ English nestmate (compound)
→ English apartmentmate (compound)
→ English bedmate (compound)
→ English bandmate (compound)
→ English floormate (compound)
→ English shiftmate (compound)
→ English littermate (compound)
→ Welsh mêt (borrowed)
→ German Maat (cognate)
→ Spanish mate (link)
→ Faroese mát (mention)
→ Indonesian emat (link)
→ Dutch maat (cognate)
→ Dutch paren (link)
→ Pitjantjatjara miita (borrowed)
→ Portuguese pá (link)
→ Sranan Tongo mati (borrowed)