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Proto-Indo-European *weyḱ- settlement, to settle
Proto-Indo-European *wiḱéti settles, joins settlement
Balto-Slavic
East Baltic
Lithuanian viešė́ti to visit
Indo-Iranian *wićáti
Indo-Aryan *wiśáti
Sanskrit विशति viśáti enters
Proto-Indo-European *wewóyḱe is settled, is part of a settlement stative
Indo-Iranian *wawáyća
Indo-Aryan
Sanskrit विवेश vivéśa entered
Iranian
Proto-Indo-European wéyḱis
Albanian vis place, land, country
Balto-Slavic *weiśis
East Baltic
Slavic *vь̀sь village
East Slavic весь vesĭ village
South Slavic
Old Church Slavonic вьсь vĭsĭ village
Serbo-Croatian вес ves village
West Slavic
Proto-Indo-European wéyḱós
Indo-Iranian *wayćás
Indo-Aryan *wayśás
Sanskrit वेश veśá inhabitant, neighbor
Iranian *waycáh
Avestan 𐬬𐬀𐬉𐬯𐬀 vaēsa (houshold) servant
Italic *weikos
Latin vīcus neighborhood, village
Western Romance
Italian vico village, district
Latin vīcīnus neighbor, near, similar
Eastern Romance
Romanian vecin neighbor, neighboring
Western Romance
French voisin neighbor, neighboring
Italian vicino near, neighbor, neighborhood
Spanish vecino neighbor, neighboring, freeman
Albanian fqinj nieghbor
Latin vīcīnitās neighborhood, proximity
Eastern Romance
Romanian vecinătate neighborhood, vicinity, proximity
Western Romance
French vicinité vicinity
Italian vicinità closeness, proximity
Spanish vecindad vicinity, neighborhood
Latin vīculus village, hamlet, side-street
Western Romance
Latin vīlla country house, estate, villa
Western Romance
French ville town, city
French -ville town (in compound names)
Italian villa
Spanish villa
Old High German wīlāri
German Weiler small village, hamlet
Latin vīllāticus village
Latin vīllānus farm worker, villager, serf
Western Romance
Old French
French vilain villain, peasant, disagreeable
English villain
English villein
Italian villano lout, peasant
Spanish villano lout, peasant
Germanic *wīkō village, town, harbor, bay
North Germanic
Old Norse vík bay, cove, inlet
Danish vig inlet, fjord
Icelandic vík bay, cove
Old Norse Reykjavík Bay of Smokes
Old Norse víkingr
Icelandic víkingur viking
English viking
Japanese バイキング Baikingu Viking
Japanese バイキング(料理) Baikingu (ryōri) smorgasbord, buffet
West Germanic
Old English wīc settlement, village, bay or wīċ
Old English Eoforwīċ Boar-Town
Norman Éverouic
Old Norse Jórvík
Old English Gippeswic
Old English Sandwic Sand-(Habor)-Town
English Sandwich
English sandwich
English -wich
Arabic سَانْدْوِيتْش sandwitš
French sandwich
Greek σάντουιτς sántouits
Hawaiʻian kanauika
Japanese サンドイッチ sandoitchi
Russian са́ндвич sándvič
Spanish sándwich
Tibetan སན་ཊ་ཝིཆི san ṭa wichi
Vietnamese xăng-uých
English Sandwich Islands
Old English Werwic Weir-Town
English bailiwick
Old High German wīh
Old High German wīhbilidi
German Weichbild city appearance, metropolitan region
Frankish *wīk
Dutch wijk nieghborhood, district
Proto-Indo-European wéyḱos
Tocharian *wjäike
Kushean īke place, location
Proto-Indo-European *wéyḱs
Indo-Iranian *wíćš
Indo-Aryan *wíṭṣ
Sanskrit विश् víś settlement, house, community, wealth
Iranian *wícš
Avestan 𐬬𐬍𐬯 vīs village, clan
Western Iranian
Proto-Indo-European wóyḱos
Hellenic *wóikos
Mycenaean Greek 𐀺𐀒 wo-ko home
Ancient Greek (ϝ)οῖκος (w)oîkos house, room, estate
Greek οίκος oíkos
Ancient Greek οἰκονόμος oikonómos head of household, steward, manager
Ancient Greek οἰκονομῐ́ᾱ oikonomíā management of a house, administration
Latin oeconomia management of a house, arrangement, economy
English economy
French économie
German Ökonomie
Russian эконо́мия ekonómija
German Ökologie ecology learned formation by Ernst Haeckel
Proto-Indo-European *wéyḱsom
Germanic *wīhsã
East Germanic
Gothic 𐍅𐌴𐌹𐌷𐍃 weihs village, countryside
Proto-Indo-European *wiḱpótis head of household, lord, chief
Pre-Albanian *dzwāpt
Albanian zot master, boss, lord, sir, Mr.
Balto-Slavic *wiśpatis
Indo-Iranian *wićpátiš
Indo-Aryan *wiśpátiṣ
Sanskrit विश्पति viśpáti chief, headman
Iranian *wicpátih
Avestan 𐬬𐬍𐬯𐬞𐬀𐬌𐬙𐬌 vīspaiti chief, master
Tocharian
Arshian wikpots chief, master
Proto-Indo-European *wiḱpótnih mistress of household, lady
Pre-Albanian *dzwāptnjā
Albanian zonjë lady, Mrs.
Albanian zonjë e mirë smallpox
Balto-Slavic
East Baltic
Lithuanian viēšpati lady, mistress, queen
West Baltic
Old Prussian waispattin mistress of household
Indo-Iranian *wićpátniH
Indo-Aryan *wiśpátniH
Sanskrit विश्पत्नी viśpátnī mistress of household, lady
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Collected English words
vicinity ,
-ville ,
villa ,
village ,
villain ,
villein ,
Reykjavík ,
viking ,
York ,
New York ,
Ipswich ,
Sandwich ,
sandwich ,
-wich ,
Sandwich Islands ,
Warwick ,
bailiwick ,
economy ,
ecology
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