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English nurse
← Middle English norice (inherited)
← Old French norrice (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *(s)neh₂- (root)
← Latin nūtrīcius (derived)
← Latin nūtrīx (mention)
← Latin nūtriō (mention)

→ English nursery (mention)
→ English nurser (suffix)
→ English tend (link)
→ English murse (blend)
→ English nursemaid (compound)
→ English nuzzle (mention)
→ English nursling (suffix)
→ English nurseth (suffix)
→ English nurselike (suffix)
→ English nonnurse (prefix)
→ English supernurse (prefix)
→ English nursle (mention)
→ English nurseless (suffix)
→ English nursest (suffix)
→ English nursie (suffix)
→ English nursy (suffix)
→ English nursepond (compound)
→ English drynurse (compound)
→ English noursle (affix)
→ English noursle (mention)
→ English nursehound (compound)
→ English telenurse (prefix)
→ English nurse-in (mention)
→ English nurst (suffix)
→ English nursebot (suffix)
→ English nursegirl (compound)
→ English allonurse (prefix)
→ English nursable (suffix)
→ English nursery cannon (mention)
→ English nursetender (compound)
→ English nursedom (suffix)
→ Cebuano nars (borrowed)
→ Welsh nyrs (borrowed)
→ Spanish nodriza (cognate)
→ Hausa nas (borrowed)
→ Hindi नर्स (borrowed)
→ Indonesian ners (borrowed)
→ Norwegian Bokmål pleier (link)
→ Nepali नर्स (borrowed)
→ Norman nosse (borrowed)
→ Portuguese ama (link)
→ Swazi nesi (borrowed)
→ Swahili nesi (borrowed)
→ Tagalog nars (borrowed)
→ Tok Pisin nes (derived)
→ Zulu unesi (borrowed)