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English speak
← Old English specan (inherited)
← Old English sprecan (mention)
← German sprechen (cognate)
← Middle English speken (inherited)
← West Frisian sprekke (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *sprekaną (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *sprekan (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *spreg- (derived)
← Low German spreken (cognate)
← Dutch spreken (cognate)
← Albanian shpreh (cognate)

→ English evil (mention)
→ English speaker (affix)
→ English speech (link)
→ English moot (mention)
→ English spake (link)
→ English fuckspeak (suffix)
→ English leetspeak (suffix)
→ English speaking (affix)
→ English speaking (affix)
→ English bespoke (mention)
→ English misspeak (prefix)
→ English geekspeak (suffix)
→ English doublespeak (suffix)
→ English speakeasy (compound)
→ English pollyspeak (suffix)
→ English bespeak (prefix)
→ English artspeak (suffix)
→ English spokesman (mention)
→ English spokesperson (mention)
→ English speaketh (suffix)
→ English spick (mention)
→ English speakest (suffix)
→ English Newspeak (compound)
→ English textspeak (compound)
→ English blackspeak (suffix)
→ English chatspeak (suffix)
→ English unspeak (prefix)
→ English mallspeak (compound)
→ English speakable (suffix)
→ English adspeak (suffix)
→ English moonspeak (suffix)
→ English cyberspeak (prefix)
→ English lawyerspeak (suffix)
→ English duckspeak (compound)
→ English medspeak (suffix)
→ English Fedspeak (suffix)
→ English Jewspeak (suffix)
→ English forspeak (prefix)
→ English farspeak (compound)
→ English newspeak (affix)
→ Czech newspeak (compound)
→ Czech novořeč (compound)
→ German sprechen (cognate)
→ Finnish spiikata (derived)
→ Finnish spiikki (borrowed)
→ Faroese spikka (derived)
→ Indonesian sepik (borrowed)
→ Kikuyu aria (mention)
→ Luxembourgish spriechen (cognate)
→ Low German spreken (cognate)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk tala (link)
→ Albanian folje (link)
→ Sranan Tongo piki (derived)
→ Volapük pük (derived)
→ Volapük spikön (borrowed)