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English thick
← Old English þicce (inherited)
← Welsh tew (cognate)
← Danish tyk (cognate)
← German dick (cognate)
← Middle English thicke (inherited)
← Faroese tjúkkur (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *þekuz (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *þikkwī (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *(s)teg- (pole) (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *tégus (derived)
← Icelandic þykkur (cognate)
← Norwegian Bokmål tykk (cognate)
← Dutch dik (cognate)
← Norwegian Nynorsk tjukk (cognate)
← Old Irish tiug (cognate)
← Saterland Frisian tjuk (cognate)
← Swedish tjock (cognate)

→ English leg (link)
→ English thicken (suffix)
→ English thickness (suffix)
→ English thickly (suffix)
→ English thicko (suffix)
→ English thickheaded (compound)
→ English thickset (compound)
→ English thickhead (compound)
→ English superthick (prefix)
→ English thickish (suffix)
→ English ultrathick (prefix)
→ English thick-knee (mention)
→ English thick space (compound)
→ English thicky (suffix)
→ English thickwitted (compound)
→ English thickwit (compound)
→ English thickskin (compound)
→ English thickskull (compound)
→ English thickbill (compound)
→ English hyperthick (prefix)
→ English thicknet (compound)
→ English thickie (suffix)
→ English thick skin (mention)
→ English thick-un (mention)
→ English thickflowing (compound)
→ English thickleaf (compound)
→ English thicksome (suffix)
→ English thicc (affix)
→ English thickshake (compound)
→ English semithick (prefix)
→ English thick origami (compound)
→ English thick-crust pizza (compound)
→ San Pedro Amuzgos Amuzgo ta (link)
→ Cimbrian dikh (cognate)
→ Cimbrian dikhe (cognate)
→ German dick (cognate)
→ Old High German dicchi (link)
→ Indonesian ketel (link)
→ Ido dika (derived)
→ Icelandic þykkur (link)
→ Luxembourgish déck (cognate)
→ Norwegian Bokmål seig (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk tjukk (cognate)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk seig (link)
→ Pennsylvania German dick (cognate)
→ Old Irish tiug (cognate)
→ Saterland Frisian tjuk (link)