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Latin caecus
← Irish caoch (mention)
← Gothic 𐌷𐌰𐌹𐌷𐍃 (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *káykos (inherited)
← Proto-Italic *kaikos (inherited)
← Old Irish cáech (cognate)

→ English cecity (mention)
→ English Cecil (mention)
→ English caecum (borrowed)
→ English Cecilia (mention)
→ English caecilian (mention)
→ English cecutiency (mention)
→ English occecation (mention)
→ English excecate (mention)
→ English cecocentral (derived)
→ Asturian ciegu (inherited)
→ Bulgarian цецилия (derived)
→ Catalan Cecília (mention)
→ Catalan cec (inherited)
→ Catalan Cecili (mention)
→ Spanish murciélago (mention)
→ Spanish ciego (inherited)
→ Spanish cegar (mention)
→ Irish caoch (cognate)
→ Galician morcego (mention)
→ Galician cego (inherited)
→ Galician muricego (mention)
→ Galician murcego (mention)
→ Interlingua cec (derived)
→ Italian cieco (inherited)
→ Italian cecità (mention)
→ Italian accecare (inherited)
→ Latin caecum (mention)
→ Latin caecitas (affix)
→ Latin caeco (affix)
→ Latin Caecilius (mention)
→ Latin caecilia (mention)
→ Latin murcus (mention)
→ Latin Caeculus (mention)
→ Translingual Caecilia (derived)
→ Norman Cécire (mention)
→ Polish Cecylia (mention)
→ Portuguese cego (inherited)
→ Portuguese cegar (mention)
→ Romanian ceață (inherited)
→ Sanskrit केकर (cognate)
→ Serbo-Croatian ciča (cognate)
→ Serbo-Croatian цича (cognate)