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Ancient Greek χείρ
← Proto-Hellenic *kʰéhər (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰes- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰésōr (inherited)
← Latin hir (cognate)
← Old Persian 𐎭𐎿𐎫 (cognate)
← Albanian dorë (cognate)
← Old Armenian ձեռն (cognate)
← Tocharian A tsar (cognate)

→ English chiral (mention)
→ English enchiridion (mention)
→ English surgery (mention)
→ English surgeon (mention)
→ English surgical (mention)
→ English chereme (mention)
→ English chiropractic (mention)
→ English chiropractor (derived)
→ English chiropractics (mention)
→ English chiro- (derived)
→ English acheiropoieton (mention)
→ English chirurgic (mention)
→ English chirograph (mention)
→ English chironomy (mention)
→ English allochiria (mention)
→ English cherology (mention)
→ English keirospasm (mention)
→ English Hecatoncheires (mention)
→ English Centimanes (mention)
→ Asturian ciruxía (mention)
→ Catalan cirurgia (mention)
→ Greek χέρι (inherited)
→ Greek χειρ (borrowed)
→ Greek χειρο- (derived)
→ Spanish cirugía (mention)
→ Spanish quiro- (derived)
→ Estonian kirurg (mention)
→ Persian دست (cognate)
→ Galician cirurxía (mention)
→ Galician cirurxián (mention)
→ Ancient Greek μέχρι (mention)
→ Ancient Greek χίλιοι (mention)
→ Ancient Greek Χειρίσοφος (affix)
→ Ancient Greek χειρουργέω (compound)
→ Ancient Greek χειρουργός (suffix)
→ Ancient Greek χειρονόμος (affix)
→ Ancient Greek ἐγχειρίδιον (mention)
→ Ancient Greek χειρόομαι (suffix)
→ Ancient Greek χειροδόσιον (affix)
→ Ancient Greek χέρνιψ (compound)
→ Ancient Greek ἑκατόγχειρος (affix)
→ Ancient Greek χεδροπά (mention)
→ Ancient Greek χειρόνιπτρον (compound)
→ Ancient Greek μεταχειρίζω (affix)
→ Ancient Greek χειράγρα (compound)
→ Ancient Greek χειρομύλη (compound)
→ Ancient Greek χερμάς (mention)
→ Hungarian kirurgus (mention)
→ Italian chirurgia (mention)
→ Italian chiro- (derived)
→ Kazakh хиралдық (derived)
→ Latin ir (cognate)
→ Latin chirurgus (mention)
→ Latin hir (cognate)
→ Latin mille (cognate)
→ Latvian ķirurģija (mention)
→ Translingual Chiroptera (derived)
→ Translingual Chironectes (derived)
→ Translingual Cheirogaleus (derived)