Language/Multiple-languages/Vocabulary/Etymologies

Hi, polyglots!

You may wonder how a foreign language evolve, and what relation is has with your native ones. Here are the etymology extracted from Wiktionary with the help of etymology-db.

• lang
• reltype
• related_lang
• related_term

Included relations types:

• inherited_from
• borrowed_from
• derived_from
• learned_borrowing_from
• semi_learned_borrowing_from
• orthographic_borrowing_from
• unadapted_borrowing_from

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Ａ	Abkhazo-Adyghean	Afroasiatic	Ainu	Alacalufan	Algic	Amto–Musan
	Angan	Anim	Arafundi	Araucanian	Arawakan	Arawan
	Aroid	Atlantic–Congo	Austroasiatic	Austronesian	Aymaran
Ｂ	Baibai-Fas	Baining	Barbacoan	Bayono-Awbono	Blue Nile Mao	Bogia-Monumbo
	Boran	Border	Bororoan	Bosavi	Bulaka River	Bunuban
	Bʼaga
Ｃ	Caddoan	Cahuapanan	Carib	Central Sudanic	Chapacuran	Charruan
	Chibchan	Chimakuan	Chinookan	Chiquitano	Choco	Chonan
	Chukotko-Kamchatkan	Chumashan	Coosan
Ｄ	Dagan	Daju	Demta–Sentani	Dizoid	Dogon	Doso-Turumsa
	Dravidian
Ｅ	East Bird's Head	East Kutubuan	East Strickland	Eastern Daly	Eastern Jebel	Eastern Trans-Fly
	Eleman
Ｆ	Fur
Ｇ	Garrwan	Geelvink Bay	Giimbiyu	Gogodala–Suki	Goilalan	Great Andamanese
	Guaicuruan	Guajiboan	Gunwinyguan
Ｈ	Haida	Harákmbut	Hatam-Mansim	Heiban	Hibito–Cholon	Hmong–Mien
	Huarpean	Huavean	Hurro-Urartian
Ｉ	Ijoid	Inanwatan–Duriankere	Indo-European	Inuit–Yupik–Unangan	Iroquoian	Iwaidjan
Ｊ	Japonic	Jarrakan	Jicaquean	Jivaroan
Ｋ	Kadu	Kakua-Nukak	Kalapuyan	Kamakã	Kamula-Elevala	Kartvelian
	Katla-Tima	Katukinan	Kaure-Kosare	Kayagaric	Keram	Keres
	Khoe-Kwadi	Kiwaian	Koiarian	Kolopom	Koman	Konda-Yahadian
	Koreanic	Kra–Dai	Kresh-Aja	Kru	Kuliak	Kwalean
	Kwerbic	Kwomtari	Kx'a
Ｌ	Lakes Plain	Left May	Lencan	Lepki-Murkim-Kembra	Limilngan-Wulna
Ｍ	Maban	Macro-Jê	Maiduan	Mailuan	Mairasi	Mande
	Mangarrayi-Maran	Maningrida	Manubaran	Marrku-Wurrugu	Mascoian	Matacoan
	Mayan	Mirndi	Misumalpan	Mixe–Zoque	Mombum-Koneraw	Mongolic
	Muskogean
Ｎ	Na-Dene	Nadahup	Nakh-Daghestanian	Nambikwaran	Namla-Tofanma	Ndu
	Nilotic	Nimboran	Nivkh	North Bougainville	North Halmahera	Northeastern Tasmanian
	Northern Daly	Nubian	Nyima	Nyulnyulan
Ｏ	Ongan	Orya–Tor	Oto-Manguean	Otomákoan
Ｐ	Pahoturi	Palaihnihan	Pama–Nyungan	Pano-Tacanan	Pauwasi	Peba–Yaguan
	Piaroa–Saliban	Piawi	Plateau Penutian	Pomoan	Purian
Ｑ	Quechuan
Ｒ	Ramu – Lower Sepik	Rashad
Ｓ	Saharan	Salishan	Senagi	Sepik	Shastan	Sino-Tibetan
	Siouan–Catawban	Sko	Somahai	Songhay	South Bird's Head	South Bougainville
	Southeastern Tasmanian	Southern Daly	Surmic
Ｔ	Ta-Ne-Omotic	Talodi	Taman	Tangkic	Tanoan–Kiowa	Tarascan
	Taulil-Butam	Teberan	Temein	Tequistlatecan	Ticuna–Yuri	Timor–Alor–Pantar
	Torricelli	Totonacan	Trans–New Guinea	Tsimshianic	Tucanoan	Tungusic
	Tupian	Turama–Kikorian	Turkic
	Tuu
Ｕ	Uralic	Uru–Chipaya	Utian	Uto-Aztecan
Ｗ	Wakashan	Walio	West Bird's Head	West Bomberai	Western Daly	Western Tasmanian
	Wintuan	Witotoan	Worrorran
Ｘ	Xincan
Ｙ	Yam	Yangmanic	Yanomaman	Yareban	Yawa-Saweru	Yeniseian
	Yokutsan	Yuat	Yukaghir	Yuki–Wappo	Yuman–Cochimí
Ｚ	Zamucoan	Zaparoan