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English wink
← Old English *wincan (inherited)
← Old English wincian (mention)
← German winken (cognate)
← English at (link)
← English nictitate (link)
← English nudge nudge wink wink (link)
← English wink murder (link)
← Middle English winken (inherited)
← Middle English winken (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *winkaną (inherited)
← Middle Low German winken (cognate)
← Proto-West Germanic *winkōn (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *weng- (derived)
← Latin vacillare (cognate)
← Lithuanian véngti (cognate)
← Dutch wenken (cognate)
← Sanskrit वञ्चति (cognate)
← Albanian vang (cognate)
← Saterland Frisian wäänke (cognate)

→ English hoodwink (compound)
→ English winker (suffix)
→ English periwinkle (mention)
→ English winch (link)
→ English tiddlywinks (compound)
→ English winketh (suffix)
→ English winkfest (suffix)
→ English eyewink (compound)
→ English winky (suffix)
→ English God wink (compound)
→ English winksome (suffix)
→ Cimbrian bénkhan (cognate)
→ French guigner (cognate)
→ Old French guignier (link)
→ Japanese ウインク (borrowed)
→ Luxembourgish wénken (cognate)
→ Low German winken (cognate)