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English woman
← Old English wiman (inherited)
← Old English wimman (mention)
← Old English wīfmann (mention)
← Old English wīf (compound)
← Old English mann (compound)
← English wife (cognate)
← English man (cognate)
← Middle English woman (inherited)
← Middle English wimman (mention)
← Middle English wifman (mention)
← West Frisian frou (mention)
← West Frisian minske (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *mon- (root)
← Scots woman (cognate)
← Scots weman (mention)
← Saterland Frisian Wieuwmoanske (cognate)

→ English man (link)
→ English women (mention)
→ English female (mention)
→ English wife (mention)
→ English womanly (suffix)
→ English sportswoman (suffix)
→ English womanish (affix)
→ English womyn (mention)
→ English Wonder Woman (affix)
→ English womanize (suffix)
→ English fishwife (mention)
→ English womanhood (suffix)
→ English transwoman (affix)
→ English transwoman (compound)
→ English womankind (affix)
→ English womanlike (suffix)
→ English kept woman (compound)
→ English carline (link)
→ English wussy (blend)
→ English washerwoman (suffix)
→ English workingwoman (compound)
→ English Women's Christmas (mention)
→ English frontwoman (compound)
→ English tradeswoman (compound)
→ English patrolwoman (compound)
→ English newspaperwoman (compound)
→ English fisherwoman (suffix)
→ English henchwoman (compound)
→ English scrubwoman (compound)
→ English huntswoman (affix)
→ English jurywoman (compound)
→ English stuntwoman (compound)
→ English handywoman (compound)
→ English womanful (suffix)
→ English piewoman (compound)
→ English batswoman (affix)
→ English frontierswoman (affix)
→ English pitchwoman (compound)
→ English Klanswoman (affix)
→ English needlewoman (affix)
→ Czech žena (link)
→ Czech roba (link)
→ Danish putte (link)
→ Aukan uman (derived)
→ Japanese ウーマン (borrowed)
→ Korean 우먼 (borrowed)
→ Latin barbara (link)
→ Burmese နာရီ (link)
→ Dutch min (link)
→ Dutch mie (link)
→ Portuguese china (link)
→ Old Irish bé (link)
→ Sranan Tongo uma (derived)
→ Saterland Frisian Wieuwmoanske (cognate)
→ Torres Strait Creole oman (derived)
→ Vietnamese phụ khoa (link)
→ Volapük vom (borrowed)