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English pipe
← Old English pīpe (inherited)
← Old English pīpian (inherited)
← Middle English pipe (inherited)
← Middle English pype (mention)
← Middle English pipe (inherited)
← Middle English pipen (inherited)
← Middle English pypyn (mention)
← Old French pipe (derived)
← Proto-Germanic *pīpǭ (inherited)
← Latin pipire (derived)
← Latin pipiare (mention)
← Latin pipare (mention)
← Latin pīpiō (mention)

→ English piper (suffix)
→ English tun (link)
→ English bong (link)
→ English windpipe (compound)
→ English hosepipe (compound)
→ English pipeline (compound)
→ English playpipe (compound)
→ English drainpipe (compound)
→ English blowpipe (compound)
→ English organ pipe (compound)
→ English hornpipe (affix)
→ English stovepipe (compound)
→ English quarter-pipe (prefix)
→ English tailpipe (compound)
→ English pipefitter (compound)
→ English standpipe (compound)
→ English pipevine (compound)
→ English rone pipe (compound)
→ English pipework (compound)
→ English pipkin (suffix)
→ English pipefish (compound)
→ English superpipe (prefix)
→ English pipeworker (compound)
→ English panpipe (affix)
→ English downpipe (compound)
→ English pipelike (suffix)
→ English hawsepipe (compound)
→ English pipeclay (compound)
→ English pipesmoker (compound)
→ English pipesmoking (compound)
→ English pipeful (suffix)
→ English pipestone (compound)
→ English pipewort (compound)
→ English pipesmoke (compound)
→ English crackpipe (compound)
→ English hashpipe (compound)
→ English smokepipe (compound)
→ English waterpipe (affix)
→ English airpipe (compound)
→ English steampipe (compound)
→ Gulf Arabic پايپ (borrowed)
→ Arabic أنبوب (link)
→ Arabic قصب (link)
→ Arabic أنبوبة (link)
→ Cimbrian faifan (cognate)
→ Danish pibe (cognate)
→ Danish koger (link)
→ Esperanto pipo (cognate)
→ French pipe (derived)
→ Indonesian bis (link)
→ Ido pipo (borrowed)
→ Japanese パイプ (borrowed)
→ Korean 파이프 (mention)
→ Brunei Malay paip (borrowed)
→ Luxembourgish Päif (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish päifen (cognate)
→ Burmese ပိုက် (borrowed)
→ Norwegian Bokmål pipe (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk pipe (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk røyr (link)
→ Portuguese pipe (borrowed)
→ Tok Pisin paip (derived)
→ Venetian pipa (link)
→ Volapük pip (borrowed)