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English speaker
← Old English speca (derived)
← Old English spreca (mention)
← German Sprecher (cognate)
← English speak (affix)
← English -er (affix)
← Middle English speker (inherited)
← Middle English spekere (mention)
← West Frisian sprekker (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *sprekô (derived)
← German Low German Spreker (cognate)
← Dutch spreker (cognate)
← Saterland Frisian Spreeker (cognate)

→ English loudspeaker (affix)
→ English native speaker (compound)
→ English speakerphone (compound)
→ English speakeress (suffix)
→ English speakerine (suffix)
→ English non-native speaker (compound)
→ English speakership (suffix)
→ English speakerless (suffix)
→ English nonspeaker (prefix)
→ English semispeaker (prefix)
→ English multispeaker (prefix)
→ English forthspeaker (prefix)
→ English speakerly (suffix)
→ English gainspeaker (prefix)
→ English interspeaker (prefix)
→ English intraspeaker (prefix)
→ English doublespeaker (compound)
→ English speakerlike (suffix)
→ English lawspeaker (compound)
→ English forespeaker (prefix)
→ English ear speaker (compound)
→ German Lautsprecher (link)
→ German Sprecher (cognate)
→ Finnish spiikkeri (borrowed)
→ French speaker (borrowed)
→ Italian speaker (borrowed)
→ Korean 스피커 (borrowed)
→ Brunei Malay speaker (borrowed)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk talar (link)
→ Mezquital Otomi ñähñu (link)
→ Polish spiker (borrowed)
→ Romanian spicher (derived)
→ Russian спикер (borrowed)
→ Serbo-Croatian spiker (borrowed)
→ Sotho spikara (borrowed)
→ Swahili spika (borrowed)
→ Turkish spiker (borrowed)