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English sore
← Old English sār (inherited)
← Old English sār (mention)
← Welsh hoed (cognate)
← Danish sår (cognate)
← German sehr (cognate)
← English sight for sore eyes (link)
← English sorely (link)
← English soreness (link)
← English sore point (link)
← English soring (link)
← English blister (link)
← English lesion (link)
← English ulcer (link)
← English sord (mention)
← Middle English sor (inherited)
← Old French saur (derived)
← Old French sor (mention)
← Proto-Germanic *sairą (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *sairaz (mention)
← Ancient Greek αἱμωδία (cognate)
← Hittite (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *sh₂eyro- (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *sh₂ey- (mention)
← Dutch zeer (cognate)

→ English eyesore (affix)
→ English sorry (mention)
→ English sorrel (suffix)
→ English sorely (suffix)
→ English cold sore (compound)
→ English footsore (compound)
→ English soreness (affix)
→ English sorehead (compound)
→ English bedsore (compound)
→ English soreheaded (compound)
→ English earsore (compound)
→ English saddlesore (compound)
→ English heartsore (compound)
→ English fucksore (compound)
→ English sorance (suffix)
→ English mouthsore (compound)
→ English soring (suffix)
→ English sore-thumbish (mention)
→ English soreage (mention)
→ English humpsore (compound)
→ Welsh tost (link)
→ Danish sår (cognate)
→ Danish sår (cognate)
→ Danish sår (link)
→ Danish såre (cognate)
→ Middle English sore (link)
→ Finnish sairas (cognate)
→ Kikuyu kĩronda (mention)
→ Latin saevus (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish séier (cognate)
→ Sranan Tongo soro (derived)
→ Saterland Frisian Seer (cognate)
→ Tok Pisin sua (inherited)
→ Tok Pisin soa (derived)