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English sweet
← Old English swēte (inherited)
← Danish sød (cognate)
← German süß (cognate)
← English suave (doublet)
← Middle English sweete (inherited)
← Middle English swete (mention)
← North Frisian sweete (cognate)
← West Frisian swiet (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *swōtuz (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *swōtī (inherited)
← Ancient Greek ἡδύς (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *sweh₂d- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *swéh₂dus (inherited)
← Latin suāvis (cognate)
← Low German sööt (cognate)
← Dutch zoet (cognate)
← Norwegian søt (cognate)
← Sanskrit स्वादु (cognate)
← Scots sweit (cognate)
← Swedish söt (cognate)

→ English nice (link)
→ English lolly (link)
→ English candy (link)
→ English candy (link)
→ English suave (doublet)
→ English sweeten (suffix)
→ English sweetheart (compound)
→ English sweetie (suffix)
→ English sweetness (affix)
→ English sweetly (suffix)
→ English bittersweet (compound)
→ English sweety (suffix)
→ English sweetfish (mention)
→ English sweetbrier (compound)
→ English sweetbread (compound)
→ English sweetish (suffix)
→ English sweetmeat (compound)
→ English semisweet (prefix)
→ English sweetleaf (compound)
→ English sweetwater (compound)
→ English sooterkin (suffix)
→ English sweetling (suffix)
→ English meadowsweet (mention)
→ English sweetpea (compound)
→ English supersweet (prefix)
→ English sweetshop (compound)
→ English sweetbox (compound)
→ English sweet cream (mention)
→ English oversweet (prefix)
→ English meadsweet (compound)
→ English wintersweet (compound)
→ English nonsweet (prefix)
→ English sweetstuff (compound)
→ English sweetmeal (blend)
→ English sweetlips (compound)
→ English sweetshrub (compound)
→ English unsweet (prefix)
→ English summersweet (compound)
→ English sweetkin (suffix)
→ English sweetroot (compound)
→ Cebuano Sweet (derived)
→ Welsh hawdd (cognate)
→ Danish sød (cognate)
→ Danish sød (link)
→ Danish sød (link)
→ Danish sød (link)
→ German süß (cognate)
→ Ancient Greek ἡδύς (cognate)
→ Alemannic German süeß (cognate)
→ Indonesian permen (link)
→ Latin suavis (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish séiss (cognate)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk søt (cognate)
→ Nigerian Pidgin swit (derived)
→ Nigerian Pidgin swit (derived)
→ Pennsylvania German siess (cognate)
→ Polish słitaśny (borrowed)
→ Sanskrit स्वादु (cognate)
→ Albanian shije (cognate)
→ Sranan Tongo switi (derived)
→ Swazi liswidi (borrowed)
→ Saterland Frisian swäit (link)
→ Swedish söt (cognate)
→ Tok Pisin swit (inherited)
→ Yiddish זיס (cognate)
→ Chinese 瑞士雞翼 (derived)
→ Zulu uswidi (borrowed)