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English peak
← Old English pīc (inherited)
← Old English piic (mention)
← Danish pik (cognate)
← English peake (mention)
← English peek (mention)
← English peke (mention)
← English pike (link)
← English culminate (link)
← English peaky (link)
← Middle English *peke (inherited)
← Middle English *pek (mention)
← Middle English peked (mention)
← Middle English piked (mention)
← Middle English pike (mention)
← Middle English pyke (mention)
← Middle English pyk (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *pīkaz (inherited)
← Dutch piek (cognate)
← Norwegian pik (cognate)
← Swedish pik (cognate)

→ English pee (mention)
→ English prime (link)
→ English peaky (suffix)
→ English summit (link)
→ English peaked (mention)
→ English peaked (mention)
→ English peaked (mention)
→ English forepeak (prefix)
→ English subpeak (prefix)
→ English photopeak (prefix)
→ English afterpeak (prefix)
→ English nonpeak (prefix)
→ English interpeak (prefix)
→ English peakist (suffix)
→ English peaker (suffix)
→ English peaklike (suffix)
→ English peakless (suffix)
→ English multipeak (prefix)
→ English peaklet (suffix)
→ English peaknik (suffix)
→ English peakish (suffix)
→ English semipeak (prefix)
→ English peaketh (suffix)
→ English peakwise (suffix)
→ English peaker plant (compound)
→ English hoddy-peak (mention)
→ English peakism (suffix)
→ English Heksegryta Peaks (mention)
→ Middle English pyke (link)
→ Italian piccare (borrowed)
→ Japanese ピーク (borrowed)
→ Polish pik (borrowed)
→ Polish pik (borrowed)