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English tune
← English tone (mention)
← English tone (doublet)
← Middle English tune (inherited)
← Old French ton (derived)
← Ancient Greek τόνος (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *ten- (root)
← Latin tonus (derived)

→ English tone (doublet)
→ English tone (link)
→ English tuner (suffix)
→ English tuner (suffix)
→ English tuneful (suffix)
→ English tuneless (suffix)
→ English attune (prefix)
→ English tunable (suffix)
→ English chiptune (compound)
→ English detune (prefix)
→ English retune (prefix)
→ English tunability (suffix)
→ English tunesmith (compound)
→ English tunesmithing (compound)
→ English choon (mention)
→ English auto-tune (prefix)
→ English tuneable (suffix)
→ English tunelike (suffix)
→ English untune (prefix)
→ English distune (prefix)
→ English mistune (prefix)
→ English tunelet (suffix)
→ English tuneth (suffix)
→ English tunest (suffix)
→ English tuneage (suffix)
→ English tunewise (suffix)
→ English tunemeister (suffix)
→ English tunebook (compound)
→ English tunesome (suffix)
→ English tuny (suffix)
→ English tunesmithery (compound)
→ English subtune (prefix)
→ English cross-tune (affix)
→ English pretune (prefix)
→ Welsh tiwn (borrowed)
→ German tunen (borrowed)
→ Spanish tono (mention)
→ Spanish trueno (cognate)
→ Spanish tunear (borrowed)
→ French tuner (mention)
→ French toune (borrowed)
→ Irish tiúin (borrowed)
→ Marshallese toņ (borrowed)
→ Norwegian Bokmål slått (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk låt (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk slått (link)
→ Portuguese tunar (borrowed)