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English pair
← English duo (link)
← English dyad (link)
← English couple (link)
← English brace (link)
← English twosome (link)
← English duplet (link)
← English on a pair (link)
← English grow a pair (link)
← English in pairs (link)
← English king pair (link)
← English pair-horse (link)
← English pair-oar (link)
← English pair production (link)
← English pair skating (link)
← English royal pair (link)
← English strap on a pair (link)
← English pairing (link)
← English pair off (link)
← English pair up (link)
← English parity (link)
← English couple (link)
← Middle English paire (inherited)
← Middle English paire (cognate)
← Middle English pairen (inherited)
← Middle English peiren (mention)
← Middle English apeiren (mention)
← Middle English empeiren (mention)
← Old French paire (derived)
← Old French empeirier (derived)
← Old French empoirier (mention)
← Latin paria (derived)
← Latin pār (mention)

→ English peer (doublet)
→ English pairwise (suffix)
→ English repair (prefix)
→ English proverbs hunt in pairs (mention)
→ English unpaired (confix)
→ English overpair (prefix)
→ English extrapair (prefix)
→ English mispair (prefix)
→ English intrapair (prefix)
→ English interpair (prefix)
→ English pairbreaking (compound)
→ English pairforming (compound)
→ English underpair (prefix)
→ English pairer (suffix)
→ English dispair (prefix)
→ English pairwork (compound)
→ English multipair (prefix)
→ English eigenpair (prefix)
→ English keypair (compound)
→ English unpair (prefix)
→ English pairable (suffix)
→ English rarepair (compound)
→ English subpair (prefix)
→ English contrapair (prefix)
→ English stereopair (prefix)
→ English photopair (prefix)
→ English orthopair (prefix)
→ Finnish pari (cognate)
→ Japanese ペア (borrowed)
→ Korean 싱글 페어 (mention)
→ Luxembourgish Puer (cognate)
→ Dutch paren (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk par (cognate)
→ Saterland Frisian Poor (link)
→ Tokelauan pea (borrowed)
→ Vietnamese xì phé (mention)
→ Yiddish פּאָר (cognate)
→ Chinese 啤 (borrowed)