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English moor
← Old English mōr (inherited)
← Old English *mārian (inherited)
← Proto-Celtic *mori (cognate)
← Welsh môr (cognate)
← German Moor (cognate)
← English mere (mention)
← English Alston Moor (link)
← English Blea Moor (link)
← English Bodmin Moor (link)
← English Clayton-le-Moors (link)
← English Cleator Moor (link)
← English Crosland Moor (link)
← English Dartmoor (link)
← English East Moors (link)
← English Exmoor (link)
← English Lower Moor (link)
← English Low Moor (link)
← English moorland (link)
← English Moor Park (link)
← English Moor Row (link)
← English moortop (link)
← English moorhen (link)
← English Thornton-le-Moors (link)
← English Ushaw Moor (link)
← English West Moors (link)
← English bog (link)
← English marsh (link)
← English swamp (link)
← English mooring buoy (link)
← English mooring can (link)
← English mooring post (link)
← English mooring (link)
← English moor up (link)
← English unmoored (link)
← Middle English mor (inherited)
← Middle English moren (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *mōraz (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *maida- (mention)
← Proto-West Germanic *mairōn (inherited)
← Gothic 𐌼𐌰𐍂𐌴𐌹 (cognate)

→ English more (alter)
→ English moorhen (compound)
→ English moorage (suffix)
→ English moorland (compound)
→ English moorer (suffix)
→ English moorable (suffix)
→ English moorbird (compound)
→ English moorcock (compound)
→ English moorfowl (compound)
→ English unmoor (prefix)
→ English moorish (suffix)
→ English moory (suffix)
→ English moortop (compound)
→ English moorstone (compound)
→ English moorpan (compound)
→ English moorband (compound)
→ English moorball (compound)
→ English moorlog (compound)
→ English moorwort (compound)
→ English moorberry (compound)
→ English remoor (prefix)
→ English Moorcroft (compound)
→ German Moor (cognate)
→ Irish múráil (borrowed)
→ Alemannic German Nüere (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish Mouer (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish Muer (cognate)
→ Norwegian Bokmål hei (link)
→ Dutch meren (cognate)
→ Dutch moer (cognate)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk hei (link)
→ Vietnamese đậu (link)