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English skink
← Old English ġesċincio (cognate)
← Old English ġesċinco (mention)
← Danish skinke (cognate)
← German Schinken (cognate)
← German schenken (cognate)
← Middle Dutch schenke (cognate)
← Middle Dutch schinke (mention)
← Middle Dutch scinken (derived)
← Middle Dutch scenken (mention)
← Middle Dutch schenken (mention)
← English Cullen skink (link)
← English shink (doublet)
← Middle English skinken (inherited)
← Middle English skynken (mention)
← Middle English skenken (mention)
← Middle French scinc (derived)
← Proto-Germanic *skinkô (derived)
← Proto-Germanic *skankijaną (inherited)
← Middle High German schinke (cognate)
← Middle Low German schink (derived)
← Middle Low German schinke (mention)
← Middle Low German schenke (mention)
← Old Swedish skinke (cognate)
← Proto-West Germanic *skinkō (derived)
← Old High German skinka (cognate)
← Old High German skinko (mention)
← Ancient Greek σκίγγος (derived)
← Ancient Greek σκίγκος (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *(s)keng- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *(s)keng- (derived)
← Icelandic skinka (cognate)
← Latin scincus (derived)
← Dutch schenken (cognate)
← Norwegian skinke (cognate)
← Old Norse skenkja (derived)
← Old Saxon skinka (derived)
← Old Saxon skinka (cognate)
← Swedish skinka (cognate)

→ English pour (link)
→ English skinker (suffix)
→ English nuncheon (link)
→ English Cullen skink (mention)
→ English scincoid (mention)
→ German Schinken (cognate)
→ French échanson (link)
→ Dutch skink (borrowed)
→ Dutch schenken (cognate)