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Latin coxa
← Welsh coes (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *koḱs- (derived)
← Old Irish cos (mention)

→ English cushion (derived)
→ English coxa (borrowed)
→ English coxal (derived)
→ English coxalgy (borrowed)
→ Aragonese cuixa (inherited)
→ Asturian coxín (inherited)
→ Catalan coix (derived)
→ Catalan cuixa (inherited)
→ Catalan coixí (mention)
→ Corsican coscia (inherited)
→ Welsh coes (cognate)
→ German Kissen (derived)
→ Dalmatian copsa (inherited)
→ Spanish cojín (inherited)
→ Spanish cojo (derived)
→ Spanish coxal (derived)
→ French hanche (mention)
→ French cuisse (inherited)
→ French coussin (derived)
→ French coxal (derived)
→ Middle French coissin (derived)
→ Old French cuisse (inherited)
→ Old French coissin (derived)
→ Friulian cuesse (inherited)
→ Irish cos (cognate)
→ Galician coxa (inherited)
→ Galician coxo (derived)
→ Istriot cosa (inherited)
→ Italian cuscino (derived)
→ Italian coscia (inherited)
→ Italian cosciale (inherited)
→ Japanese クッション (derived)
→ Latin coxalis (suffix)
→ Latin coxo (affix)
→ Latin coxus (mention)
→ Latin coxarius (suffix)
→ Maltese koxxa (derived)
→ Norman tchuisse (inherited)
→ Norman tchusse (inherited)
→ Norman tchiêsse (inherited)
→ Norman tchiesse (inherited)
→ Norman kyis (inherited)
→ Portuguese coxa (inherited)
→ Portuguese coxo (derived)