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Alemannic German go
← German gen (cognate)
← German gegen (mention)
← German gehen (cognate)
← English gain (cognate)
← English gain- (mention)
← English again (mention)
← English against (mention)
← English go (cognate)
← Proto-Germanic *gagin (derived)
← Proto-Germanic *gāną (inherited)
← Middle High German gon (inherited)
← Middle High German gan (mention)
← Middle High German gen (mention)
← Middle High German gān (inherited)
← Middle High German gēn (mention)
← Proto-West Germanic *gān (inherited)
← Old High German gagan (derived)
← Old High German gān (inherited)
← Old High German gēn (mention)
← Alemannic German gon (mention)
← Alemannic German gon (mention)
← Alemannic German gan (mention)
← Alemannic German ga (cognate)
← Alemannic German ge (mention)
← Alemannic German gi (mention)
← Alemannic German gu (mention)
← Alemannic German go (link)
← Alemannic German gaa (link)
← Alemannic German goo (link)
← Alemannic German gon (cognate)
← Alemannic German ga (mention)
← Alemannic German gan (mention)
← Alemannic German go (link)
← Alemannic German ga (link)
← Alemannic German ge (link)
← Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰeh₁- (inherited)
← Icelandic gegn (cognate)
← Low German gan (cognate)
← Low German gahn (mention)
← Dutch tegen (cognate)

→ Alemannic German go (link)
→ Alemannic German go (link)