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English rear
← Old English rǣran (inherited)
← Old English hrēran (inherited)
← Old English hrēr (inherited)
← Old English hrēre (mention)
← Old English hrēran (mention)
← Old English hrōr (cognate)
← German reisen (cognate)
← German rühren (cognate)
← German rühren (cognate)
← English raise (doublet)
← English rise (link)
← English reer (link)
← English rere (link)
← English rare (link)
← English prance (link)
← English raring (link)
← English childrearing (link)
← English reer (link)
← English rere (link)
← English reremouse (link)
← English uproar (link)
← English reer (link)
← English rere (link)
← English rare (link)
← English rear-boiled (link)
← English rear-roasted (link)
← English retro (doublet)
← English front (link)
← English rear end (link)
← English rear admiral (link)
← English rear echelon (link)
← English rear end (link)
← English rear front (link)
← English rear guard (link)
← English rearhorse (link)
← English rear line (link)
← English rearmost (link)
← English rearmouse (link)
← English rear rank (link)
← English rear sight (link)

→ English back (link)
→ English raise (doublet)
→ English rare (mention)
→ English rare (link)
→ English rare (mention)
→ English forward (link)
→ English hinder (link)
→ English uprear (prefix)
→ English rearguard (compound)
→ English rearward (suffix)
→ English corear (prefix)
→ English raring (mention)
→ English raring (mention)
→ English rearmost (suffix)
→ English rearview (compound)
→ English rearwards (suffix)
→ English reremouse (compound)
→ English rearer (affix)
→ English rerefief (mention)
→ English rearseat (compound)
→ English reareth (suffix)
→ English rearfoot (compound)
→ English rearset (compound)
→ English rearsight (compound)
→ Danish røre (cognate)
→ Danish rejse (cognate)
→ German rühren (cognate)
→ Alemannic German rüere (cognate)
→ Japanese リア (borrowed)
→ Korean 리어카 (mention)
→ Marshallese diaka (derived)
→ Norwegian Bokmål fostre (link)