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English wild
← Old English wilde (inherited)
← Danish vild (cognate)
← German wild (cognate)
← Middle English wild (inherited)
← Middle English wilde (mention)
← West Frisian wyld (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *wilþijaz (inherited)
← Proto-West Germanic *wilþī (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *wel- (derived)
← Icelandic villtur (cognate)
← Dutch wild (cognate)
← Norwegian vill (cognate)
← Swedish vild (cognate)

→ English wildlife (compound)
→ English wildcat (affix)
→ English wild cat (affix)
→ English wildfire (compound)
→ English wilding (suffix)
→ English wilding (affix)
→ English wildcard (compound)
→ English wildly (suffix)
→ English wildness (suffix)
→ English wildfowl (compound)
→ English wilder (mention)
→ English wilder (mention)
→ English wildflower (compound)
→ English wilden (affix)
→ English rewild (prefix)
→ English wildland (compound)
→ English wildling (suffix)
→ English wild man (affix)
→ English wildwood (compound)
→ English wildish (suffix)
→ English wildcraft (compound)
→ English unwild (prefix)
→ English nonwild (prefix)
→ English semiwild (prefix)
→ English wildgrave (mention)
→ English wildstyle (compound)
→ English wildposting (compound)
→ English wildmeat (compound)
→ English wildberry (compound)
→ English wildsome (suffix)
→ English wildscape (suffix)
→ San Pedro Amuzgos Amuzgo jndëë (link)
→ Cimbrian bill (cognate)
→ Welsh gwyllt (cognate)
→ Danish vild (cognate)
→ Irish gealt (cognate)
→ Indonesian jalang (link)
→ Japanese ワイルド (borrowed)
→ Latin barbara (link)
→ Norwegian Bokmål vill (cognate)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk vill (cognate)
→ Tok Pisin welpik (derived)
→ Tok Pisin welman (derived)