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English skin
← Old English scinn (inherited)
← Old English hȳd (mention)
← Breton skant (cognate)
← German Schinde (mention)
← English hide (link)
← English shed (link)
← Middle English skyn (inherited)
← Middle English skinn (mention)
← Irish scainim (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *skinþą (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *sken- (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *skeh₁i-d- (mention)
← Latin scindo (cognate)
← Dutch schinde (cognate)
← Old Norse skinn (derived)
← Sanskrit छिनत्ति (cognate)
← Old Irish ceinn (cognate)

→ English rind (link)
→ English skinny (suffix)
→ English flay (link)
→ English foreskin (prefix)
→ English peel (link)
→ English oilskin (compound)
→ English redskin (compound)
→ English redskin (compound)
→ English wineskin (compound)
→ English waterskin (compound)
→ English buckskin (compound)
→ English sealskin (compound)
→ English pigskin (compound)
→ English cleanskin (compound)
→ English lambskin (compound)
→ English skinner (affix)
→ English kidskin (compound)
→ English skinfold (compound)
→ English milliskin (prefix)
→ English sheepskin (compound)
→ English goatskin (compound)
→ English moleskin (compound)
→ English deerskin (compound)
→ English doeskin (compound)
→ English onionskin (compound)
→ English coonskin (compound)
→ English bearskin (compound)
→ English skinflick (compound)
→ English skinhead (compound)
→ English sharkskin (compound)
→ English skinless (suffix)
→ English skintight (compound)
→ English skinship (suffix)
→ English cowskin (compound)
→ English calfskin (compound)
→ English capeskin (compound)
→ English skincare (compound)
→ English buffalo-skin (compound)
→ English skinful (suffix)
→ English beetleskin (compound)
→ Maroon Spirit Language sikin (mention)
→ Czech pleť (link)
→ German schinden (cognate)
→ Finnish skini (derived)
→ Japanese スキン (borrowed)
→ Korean 스킨십 (mention)
→ Norwegian Bokmål flekke (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk flekke (link)
→ Portuguese tema (link)
→ Portuguese pelar (link)
→ Portuguese bicho geográfico (link)
→ Russian скин (borrowed)
→ Albanian shqyej (cognate)
→ Tok Pisin skin (derived)
→ Vietnamese da gà (link)