The Spanish word 'cerveza' meaning 'beer' comes from the Old Spanish 'cervesa', which in turn derives from the Latin word 'cervesia', also meaning 'beer'. The evolution from Latin to modern Spanish shows a typical sound change where the 's' sound became a 'z' sound (represented by 'z' in modern Spanish spelling).

There aren't many common Spanish words that are directly related to 'cerveza', as it comes from a specific Latin term for beer that didn't produce many derivatives in Spanish.

While English 'beer' is not related to Spanish 'cerveza', there are some specialty English words like 'cervoise' (a type of medieval beer) that come from the same Latin root 'cervesia'. However, these words are quite rare in English and most English speakers wouldn't be familiar with them.