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English wound
← Old English wund (inherited)
← Old English wundian (inherited)
← English injury (link)
← English lesion (link)
← English slight (link)
← English slur (link)
← English insult (link)
← English drum-wound (link)
← English series-wound (link)
← Middle English wund (inherited)
← Middle English wunden (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *wundō (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *wundōną (inherited)

→ English woundwort (compound)
→ English wounder (suffix)
→ English underwound (prefix)
→ English overwound (prefix)
→ English woundwood (compound)
→ English stabwound (compound)
→ English woundless (suffix)
→ English forwound (prefix)
→ English forwound (link)
→ English airwound (compound)
→ English woundlike (suffix)
→ English woundy (mention)
→ English woundy (link)
→ English woundable (suffix)
→ English bewound (prefix)
→ English headwound (compound)
→ English woundeth (suffix)
→ English woundest (suffix)
→ English woundsome (suffix)
→ English intrawound (prefix)
→ English woundability (suffix)
→ English woundcare (compound)
→ English woundfin (compound)
→ English periwound (prefix)
→ Belarusian рана (link)
→ Cebuano samad pinusilan (mention)
→ Cebuano samad pinusilan (mention)
→ Cebuano samad dinunggaban (mention)
→ Cimbrian bunta (cognate)
→ Danish sår (link)
→ German Wunde (cognate)
→ German verwunden (cognate)
→ Esperanto vundo (borrowed)
→ Esperanto vundi (borrowed)
→ Ido vundar (derived)
→ Luxembourgish Wonn (cognate)
→ Dutch wond (cognate)
→ Albanian unë (cognate)
→ Saterland Frisian Wuunde (link)