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English swing
← Old English swingan (inherited)
← German schwingen (cognate)
← Middle English swingen (inherited)
← Scottish Gaelic seang (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *swinganą (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *sweng- (derived)
← Low German swingen (cognate)
← Dutch zwingen (cognate)
← Swedish svinga (cognate)

→ English swop (blend)
→ English turn (link)
→ English outswing (prefix)
→ English inswing (prefix)
→ English swingometer (affix)
→ English upswing (prefix)
→ English swingbeat (compound)
→ English backswing (compound)
→ English swinger (affix)
→ English swink (link)
→ English swingy (suffix)
→ English swingle (affix)
→ English swingle (suffix)
→ English downswing (prefix)
→ English swingframe (compound)
→ English swigger (blend)
→ English swingman (compound)
→ English midswing (prefix)
→ English swingset (compound)
→ English swingarm (compound)
→ English swinglike (suffix)
→ English overswing (prefix)
→ English swingby (compound)
→ English forswing (prefix)
→ English swingtree (compound)
→ English swingball (compound)
→ English aswing (prefix)
→ English swingel (affix)
→ English swingel (mention)
→ English swingeth (suffix)
→ English swingest (suffix)
→ English swingboat (compound)
→ English swingout (compound)
→ English swingable (suffix)
→ English sex swing (compound)
→ English swingtail (compound)
→ English tailswing (compound)
→ English preswing (prefix)
→ English swingline (compound)
→ English counterswing (prefix)
→ German schwingen (cognate)
→ German Swing (borrowed)
→ Esperanto svingi (borrowed)
→ Spanish swing (borrowed)
→ Finnish swingi (borrowed)
→ Finnish svengata (derived)
→ Finnish svingata (link)
→ French swing (borrowed)
→ French swinguer (mention)
→ Italian swing (borrowed)
→ Japanese スイング (borrowed)
→ Norwegian Bokmål sving (link)
→ Norwegian Bokmål sving (link)
→ Dutch swingen (borrowed)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk vippe (link)
→ Norman souîndgi (borrowed)
→ Portuguese swing (borrowed)
→ Thai สวิง (borrowed)