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English spot
← Old English splott (inherited)
← Middle Dutch spotte (derived)
← English splot (mention)
← English splotch (mention)
← Middle English spot (inherited)
← Middle English spotte (mention)
← Middle English splot (inherited)
← North Frisian spot (cognate)
← Low German spot (cognate)
← Old Norse spotti (cognate)

→ English point (link)
→ English point (link)
→ English pip (link)
→ English sunspot (compound)
→ English spotface (compound)
→ English place (link)
→ English patch (link)
→ English dot (link)
→ English spotless (suffix)
→ English spottle (blend)
→ English spotlight (compound)
→ English troublespot (compound)
→ English spotter (suffix)
→ English spotty (suffix)
→ English blind spot (compound)
→ English hot spot (compound)
→ English blackspot (compound)
→ English nightspot (compound)
→ English respot (prefix)
→ English findspot (compound)
→ English eyespot (compound)
→ English highspot (compound)
→ English checkerspot (compound)
→ English spotshank (compound)
→ English blindspot (compound)
→ English starspot (compound)
→ English spotlike (suffix)
→ English twinspot (compound)
→ English tailspot (compound)
→ English ringspot (compound)
→ English wingspot (compound)
→ English bespot (prefix)
→ English bloodspot (compound)
→ English inkspot (compound)
→ English browspot (compound)
→ English silverspot (compound)
→ English microspot (prefix)
→ English spotteth (suffix)
→ English playspot (compound)
→ English crescentspot (compound)
→ Catalan espot (borrowed)
→ Danish spot (borrowed)
→ Danish spot (link)
→ Danish spotte (borrowed)
→ German Spot (borrowed)
→ French spot (derived)
→ Irish spota (borrowed)
→ Indonesian spot (borrowed)
→ Italian spot (borrowed)
→ Translingual Whispovirus (mention)
→ Norwegian Bokmål flekk (link)
→ Norwegian Bokmål flekke (link)
→ Norwegian Bokmål flekke (link)
→ Dutch spat (link)
→ Dutch spot (borrowed)
→ Dutch spotten (borrowed)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk flekk (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk flekke (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk flekke (link)
→ Polish spot (borrowed)