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English shop
← Old English sċeoppa (inherited)
← Old English sċoppa (mention)
← German Schuppen (cognate)
← German Schober (cognate)
← Middle English shoppe (inherited)
← Middle English schoppe (mention)
← French échoppe (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *skupp- (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *skup- (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *skub- (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *skup- (mention)
← Dutch schop (cognate)

→ English house (link)
→ English house (link)
→ English workshop (compound)
→ English mart (link)
→ English sweatshop (compound)
→ English shop steal (compound)
→ English shopkeeper (compound)
→ English op shop (mention)
→ English shopworn (compound)
→ English pawnshop (compound)
→ English shopgirl (affix)
→ English pop shop (compound)
→ English bucket shop (mention)
→ English toyshop (compound)
→ English tuck shop (mention)
→ English coffee shop (compound)
→ English bookshop (compound)
→ English shopfront (compound)
→ English shopaholic (suffix)
→ English cybershop (prefix)
→ English shopper (affix)
→ English barbershop (compound)
→ English bakeshop (compound)
→ English cop shop (mention)
→ English shoplifter (compound)
→ English shoptalk (compound)
→ English shopward (suffix)
→ English shopfloor (compound)
→ English shopman (suffix)
→ English hockshop (compound)
→ English shophouse (compound)
→ English e-shop (prefix)
→ English webshop (compound)
→ English shop window (affix)
→ English shoppy (suffix)
→ English ginshop (compound)
→ English sweetshop (compound)
→ English shopkeeping (compound)
→ English shoop (mention)
→ English shopworker (compound)
→ Welsh siop (borrowed)
→ Welsh siopa (derived)
→ German shoppen (borrowed)
→ Finnish shop (borrowed)
→ Finnish shoppi (borrowed)
→ French échoppe (cognate)
→ French échoppe (link)
→ Irish siopa (borrowed)
→ Galician choupelo (cognate)
→ Manx shapp (borrowed)
→ Icelandic sjoppa (derived)
→ Japanese ショップ (borrowed)
→ Japanese シャープ (mention)
→ Cornish shoppa (borrowed)
→ Latin bibliopolium (link)
→ Dutch shop (borrowed)
→ Dutch shoppen (borrowed)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk sjappe (borrowed)
→ Norman choppe (borrowed)
→ Chichewa shopo (borrowed)
→ Pennsylvania German Schopp (cognate)
→ Portuguese bazar (link)