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

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 onhende on hand, demanding attention áhendr within reach
anahandijaz ˈɑ.nɑ.ˌxɑn.di.jɑz ᚨᚾᚨᚺᚨᚾᛞᛁᛃᚨᛉ
adj ja-stem on hand; close enough to be reached, within reach From *ana- + *handuz + *-(i)jaz³, literally ‘at/on hand’, hence ‘within reach’. Reflexes include Old English onhende and Old Norse áhendr.
anahandijaz
anahandijō
anahandiją, -atō
anahandijai
anahandijôz
anahandijō
anahandijanǭ
anahandijǭ
anahandiją, -atō
anahandijanz
anahandijōz
anahandijō
anahandijas, -īs
anahandijaizōz
anahandijas, -īs
anahandijaizǫ̂
anahandijaizǫ̂
anahandijaizǫ̂
anahandijammai
anahandijaizōi
anahandijammai
anahandijaimaz
anahandijaimaz
anahandijaimaz
anahandijanō
anahandijaizō
anahandijanō
anahandijaimiz
anahandijaimiz
anahandijaimiz
anahandijô
anahandijǭ
anahandijô
anahandijaniz
anahandijōniz
anahandijōnō
anahandijanų
anahandijōnų
anahandijô
anahandijanunz
anahandijōnunz
anahandijōnō
anahandīniz
anahandijōniz
anahandīniz
anahandijanǫ̂
anahandijōnǫ̂
anahandijanǫ̂
anahandīni
anahandijōni
anahandīni
anahandijammaz
anahandijōmaz
anahandijammaz
anahandīnē
anahandijōnē
anahandīnē
anahandijammiz
anahandijōmiz
anahandijammiz
Old English onhende Middle English onhende, *onhande English onhand, on hand
Old Norse áhendr Icelandic áhendur