Wurdahuzdą: Proto-Germanic dictionary — *anadōną Scott K. Shay Wardja Press https://protogermanic.org/pgmc_anadōną

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anadōną ˈɑ.nɑ.ðɔː.nɑ̃ ᚨᚾᚨᛞᛟᚾᚨ
verb Weak class 2 to breathe; exhale to puff; blow to snort A denominative Weak class 2 verb from*anadô + *-ōną.
anadō
anadǭ
anadōi
anadōsi
anadōs
anadō
anadōsai
anadōsau
anadōþi
anadō
anadōþau
anadōþai
anadōþau
anadōs
anadōw
anadōþiz
anadōþiz
anadōþiz
anadōmaz
anadōm
anadōnþai
anadōnþau
anadōþ
anadōþ
anadōþ
anadōnþai
anadōnþau
anadōnþi
anadōn
anadōnþau
anadōnþai
anadōnþau
anadōdǭ
anadōdēdį̄
anadōdēz
anadōdēdīz
anadōdē
anadōdēdī
anadōdēdū
anadōdēdīw
anadōdēdudiz
anadōdēdīdiz
anadōdēdum
anadōdēdīm
anadōdēdud
anadōdēdīd
anadōdēdun
anadōdēdīn
anadōndz
anadōdaz
anadōną
Proto-West Germanic *anadōn Old Dutch andon Middle Dutch anden
Proto-West Germanic *anadōn Old English andian, andiġan Middle English onden, ande
Proto-West Germanic *anadōn Old High German antōn Middle High German anden German ahnden
Proto-West Germanic *anadōn Old Saxon andōn Middle Low German anden, ānden
Old Norse anda Faroese anda
Icelandic anda
Norwegian Nynorsk anda
Scanian ánða
Old Norse anda Danish ånde Norwegian Bokmål ånde
Old Norse anda Middle English onden, onde, ondyn, ande Middle Scots aind, aynd Scots ein
Old Norse anda Old Swedish anda Swedish andas