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Latin organum
← Ancient Greek ὄργανον (borrowed)
← Proto-Indo-European *werǵ- (root)

→ English organ (derived)
→ English organize (derived)
→ English organum (borrowed)
→ English orgue (mention)
→ Afrikaans orgaan (derived)
→ Afrikaans orrel (mention)
→ Asturian muérganu (inherited)
→ Bulgarian орган (derived)
→ Catalan argue (mention)
→ Catalan orgue (derived)
→ Catalan òrgan (inherited)
→ Catalan arganell (mention)
→ Catalan àrguens (mention)
→ Czech varhany (borrowed)
→ Czech orgán (derived)
→ German Orgel (mention)
→ Middle English organum (borrowed)
→ Middle English organe (derived)
→ Esperanto organizi (derived)
→ Spanish organizar (derived)
→ Spanish órgano (borrowed)
→ Spanish muérgano (inherited)
→ French orgue (borrowed)
→ French organe (borrowed)
→ Friulian vuarzine (inherited)
→ West Frisian oargel (derived)
→ Irish orgán (derived)
→ Galician órgano (borrowed)
→ Galician orgo (inherited)
→ Alemannic German Oorgele (mention)
→ Hungarian orgona (mention)
→ Indonesian organ (derived)
→ Ido organo (derived)
→ Italian organizzare (mention)
→ Italian organo (borrowed)
→ Italian argano (inherited)
→ Latin organizo (cognate)
→ Latin organa (mention)
→ Marshallese o̧kwōn (derived)
→ Norwegian Bokmål organ (derived)
→ Norwegian Bokmål organist (mention)
→ Dutch orgaan (derived)
→ Dutch orgel (mention)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk organ (derived)