Category:Middle English terms derived from Proto-Indo-European
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Middle English terms that originate from Proto-Indo-European.
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- Middle English terms inherited from Proto-Indo-European (0 c, 164 e)
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- fader
- fare
- faren
- fax
- feden
- feeld
- female
- femele
- ferde
- ferien
- feþer
- fighten
- five
- flax
- flegge
- flem
- flesh
- flet
- flor
- flote
- fodder
- folehardy
- fomentacioun
- for-
- forbisen
- forcouth
- fordwynen
- forow
- fot
- founden
- four
- fragment
- frangible
- fraynen
- frere
- fresen
- fressh
- frie
- frogge
- frounce
- fryen
- Reconstruction:Middle English/fukken
- ful
- fume
- fynch
- fynger