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Latin cancer
← Proto-Indo-European *(s)ker- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *kr-kr- (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *(s)ker- (derived)
← Proto-Italic *kankros (inherited)
← Proto-Italic *karkros (inherited)
← Latin carcer (mention)
← Latin curvus (mention)

→ English cancer (borrowed)
→ English canker (derived)
→ English cancel (mention)
→ English cancerous (mention)
→ English chancellor (mention)
→ English Cancer (derived)
→ English chancre (derived)
→ English cancrine (borrowed)
→ English cancrivorous (derived)
→ Afrikaans kanker (derived)
→ Aragonese candreixo (inherited)
→ Old English cancer (derived)
→ Asturian cáncer (borrowed)
→ Asturian cangrexu (inherited)
→ Catalan cranc (inherited)
→ Catalan càncer (borrowed)
→ Cebuano kansel (mention)
→ Welsh cranc (derived)
→ Danish cancer (borrowed)
→ Danish kræft (derived)
→ German Krebs (semantic loan)
→ Esperanto kankro (derived)
→ Spanish cáncer (borrowed)
→ Spanish cangrejo (inherited)
→ Spanish chancro (derived)
→ Persian خرچنگ (cognate)
→ Finnish ruumiinmato (mention)
→ French cancer (borrowed)
→ French chancre (inherited)
→ French cancre (borrowed)
→ Middle French chancre (inherited)
→ Friulian granç (inherited)
→ Galician cangrexo (inherited)
→ Ancient Greek καρκίνος (cognate)
→ Hindi कैंसर (derived)
→ Indonesian kansel (mention)
→ Indonesian kensel (mention)
→ Indonesian Kanser (derived)
→ Italian cancro (borrowed)
→ Italian granchio (inherited)
→ Latin carcer (mention)
→ Latin cancellus (affix)
→ Latin curvus (mention)
→ Latin curculio (mention)
→ Latin cancriformis (compound)
→ Latvian Vēzis (cognate)
→ Maltese granċ (mention)
→ Translingual Cancer (derived)
→ Norwegian Bokmål kreft (calque)