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Latin magister
← Proto-Indo-European *-teros (derived)
← Proto-Italic *magisteros (inherited)
← Latin magis (mention)
← Latin minister (mention)

→ English maestro (derived)
→ English master (derived)
→ English magister (borrowed)
→ English meister (derived)
→ English magistral (mention)
→ English masterly (derived)
→ English magisterium (mention)
→ Afrikaans meester (derived)
→ Old English mægester (borrowed)
→ Asturian maestru (inherited)
→ Catalan mestre (inherited)
→ Cebuano maestro (derived)
→ Cimbrian maistra (mention)
→ Cimbrian maistro (derived)
→ Crimean Tatar magistral (mention)
→ Crimean Tatar magistr (derived)
→ Danish mester (derived)
→ German Meister (derived)
→ Middle Dutch meester (derived)
→ Greek μάστορας (derived)
→ Greek μαέστρος (derived)
→ Middle English maister (derived)
→ Esperanto mastro (derived)
→ Spanish maestro (inherited)
→ Spanish magistral (mention)
→ Spanish maese (inherited)
→ Spanish magíster (borrowed)
→ Spanish maeso (inherited)
→ Finnish maisteri (derived)
→ Faroese meistari (derived)
→ French maestro (derived)
→ French magistral (mention)
→ French mistral (derived)
→ French maître (inherited)
→ Old French mestre (inherited)
→ Old French maistre (inherited)
→ Friulian mestri (inherited)
→ Irish máistir (derived)
→ Scottish Gaelic maighstir (derived)
→ Galician mestría (derived)
→ Manx mainshtyr (derived)
→ Hungarian mester (derived)
→ Indonesian master (derived)
→ Indonesian magister (derived)
→ Indonesian mester (derived)
→ Icelandic meistari (derived)
→ Italian maestro (inherited)