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English please
← Old English cwēman (cognate)
← Old English līcian (cognate)
← Old English lystan (cognate)
← Bengali প্লীজ (link)
← German bitte (semantic loan)
← Dalmatian placar (link)
← English queme (cognate)
← English pleace (link)
← English plaise (link)
← English satisfy (link)
← English desire (link)
← English will (link)
← English annoy (link)
← English irritate (link)
← English disgust (link)
← English displease (link)
← English pleaser (link)
← English pleasing (link)
← English pleasy (link)
← English pleasant (link)
← English pleasurable (link)
← English pleasure (link)
← English if you please (mention)
← English (mention)
← English puh-lease (link)
← English please explain (link)
← English pretty please (link)
← English what (link)
← English excuse me (link)
← English pardon me (link)
← English come again (link)
← Middle English plesen (inherited)
← Middle English plaisen (mention)
← Middle English quemen (cognate)
← Middle English biluvien (cognate)
← Middle English be- (cognate)
← Middle English luvien (mention)
← Middle English liken (cognate)
← Middle English lusten (cognate)
← French s'il vous plaît (calque)

→ English plea (mention)
→ English pleasure (mention)
→ English pleasant (cognate)
→ English kindly (mention)
→ English kindly (link)
→ English placate (link)
→ English pleasing (suffix)
→ English pleasing (suffix)
→ English complacent (mention)
→ English pleased (suffix)
→ English pleaser (suffix)
→ English pleasest (suffix)
→ English pleasable (suffix)
→ English unpleasive (affix)
→ English overplease (prefix)
→ English superplease (prefix)
→ English puh-lease (mention)
→ English misplease (prefix)
→ English pleasy (suffix)
→ English pleaseman (suffix)
→ Bengali প্লিজ (borrowed)
→ Bengali প্লীজ (borrowed)
→ Welsh plîs (borrowed)
→ Spanish porfaplís (mention)
→ Spanish por faplís (mention)
→ Hindi प्लीज़ (borrowed)
→ Ido plezar (borrowed)
→ Russian плиз (borrowed)
→ Tok Pisin plis (inherited)
→ Tocharian B plāk- (cognate)