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Latin piper
← Ancient Greek πέπερι (borrowed)
← Sanskrit पिप्पलि (derived)

→ English pepper (derived)
→ English paprika (derived)
→ English pimpernel (mention)
→ English peperin (mention)
→ Old English pipor (derived)
→ Catalan pebre (derived)
→ Cebuano paprika (derived)
→ Cimbrian fèffar (derived)
→ Danish peber (borrowed)
→ German Paprika (derived)
→ German Pfeffer (derived)
→ Dalmatian pepro (inherited)
→ Lower Sorbian paprika (derived)
→ Middle English peper (derived)
→ Spanish pebre (inherited)
→ Spanish peperina (derived)
→ Estonian pipar (derived)
→ Finnish pippuri (derived)
→ Faroese paprika (derived)
→ Faroese pipar (derived)
→ French poivre (inherited)
→ Old French poivre (inherited)
→ North Frisian pöber (derived)
→ Friulian pevar (inherited)
→ West Frisian piper (borrowed)
→ Irish piobar (derived)
→ Scottish Gaelic piobar (derived)
→ Galician prebe (inherited)
→ Old Danish pipær (derived)
→ Old High German pfeffar (derived)
→ Manx pibbyr (derived)
→ Hungarian pipere (derived)
→ Icelandic pipar (derived)
→ Italian peperone (inherited)
→ Italian pepe (inherited)
→ Italian pevere (inherited)
→ Japanese パプリカ (derived)
→ Latin piperatus (suffix)
→ Latin piperitus (affix)
→ Luxembourgish Peffer (derived)
→ Lombard pever (inherited)
→ Latvian paprika (derived)
→ Latvian pipars (derived)
→ Middle Irish pipur (borrowed)