Wurdahuzdą: Proto-Germanic dictionary — *-aną Scott K. Shay Wardja Press https://protogermanic.org/pgmc_aną_1

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 From Proto-Indo-European to Proto-Germanic (A Linguistic History of English, 2nd edition) Don Ringe Oxford Oxford University Press 2017 *déh₃-no-m gift donum gift, present; offering sacrifice -अन
-ana
forms masculine agent nouns and various types of neuter nouns दान॑म्
dā́nam
gift, alms, donation; generosity, giving
-aną ɑ.nɑ̃ ᚨᚾᚨ
suffix verb forms infinitive of strong verbs Originally a verbal noun formation, from Proto-Indo-European *-o-no-m, from *-o- (thematic vowel) + *‑no‑m (neuter verbal noun suffix). Compare Sanskrit दान॑म् and Latin donum from PIE *déh₃-no-m Ringe 2017: 209. The few athematic verbs in Proto-Germanic used the suffix without the thematic vowel, *-ną (compare *beuną, *gāną). Cognate with Sanskrit -अन. Conjugation

This suffix was no longer productive in Proto-Germanic. Strong verbs consist of four principal parts: the present stem (1), the past (preterite) indicative singular stem (2), the past (preterite) subjunctive and indicative plural stem (3), and the past participle (4). The seven strong verb classes differ in how their principal parts are formed.
1 -ō
1 -aų
-
1 -izi
1 -aiz
1 -
1 -idi
1 -ai
1 -adau
1 -ōz
1 -aiw
-
1 -adiz
1 -aidiz
1 -adiz
1 -amaz
1 -aim
-
1 -id
1 -aid
1 -id
1 -andi
1 -ain
1 -andau
1 -ai
-
1 -azai
1 -aizau
1 -adai
1 -aidau
-
-
-
-
1 -andai
1 -aindau
1 -andai
1 -aindau
1 -andai
1 -aindau
2 -
3 -į̄
2 -t
3 -īz
2 -
3 -ī
3 -ū
3 -īw
3 -udiz
3 -īdiz
3 -um
3 -īm
3 -ud
3 -īd
3 -un
3 -īn
-aną
3 -andz
4-anaz
Proto-West Germanic *-an Old Dutch -an Middle Dutch -en Dutch -en
Proto-West Germanic *-an Old English -an Middle English -en English -en (obsolete)
Middle Scots -en, -in
Proto-West Germanic *-an Old Frisian -a North Frisian -e
Saterland Frisian -e
West Frisian -e
Proto-West Germanic *-an Old High German -an Middle High German -en Alemannic German -e
Bavarian -n
Central Franconian -e
East Central German -en, -n
German -en
Luxembourgish -en
Rhine Franconian -e
Yiddish ־ן (-n)
Proto-West Germanic *-an Old Saxon -an Middle Low German -en Low German -en
Old Norse -a Faroese -a
Icelandic -a
Norwegian Nynorsk -a
Swedish -a
Old Norse -a Danish -e Norwegian Bokmål -e
Gothic -𐌰𐌽 (-an)