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English sax
← Old English seax (inherited)
← Danish saks (cognate)
← Middle Dutch sas (cognate)
← English Saxon (mention)
← English saw (mention)
← English saxophone (clipping)
← Middle English sax (inherited)
← Middle English sex (mention)
← North Frisian sax (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *sahsą (inherited)
← Middle High German sahs (cognate)
← Middle Low German sax (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *sek- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *sek- (derived)
← Icelandic sax (cognate)
← Latin secō (cognate)
← Swedish sax (cognate)

→ English Saxon (link)
→ English zax (doublet)
→ English seax (doublet)
→ English saxist (suffix)
→ English tubax (blend)
→ English saxtuba (compound)
→ English saxman (suffix)
→ Japanese サックス (borrowed)
→ Dutch sax (link)
→ Dutch sax (borrowed)
→ Dutch sax (link)
→ Saterland Frisian Soaks (link)
→ Chinese 薩克斯 (mention)