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

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 φώγω
phṓgō
to roast *bagati to ignite fire
bakaną ˈbɑ.kɑ.nɑ̃ ᛒᚨᚲᚨᚾᚨ
verb Strong class 6 to bake From Proto-Indo-European *bʰéh₃g-ti ~ *bʰh₃g-énti, an athematic root present of root *bʰeh₃g- (‘to bake, roast, fry’). Related to Ancient Greek φώγω (phṓgō, ‘to roast’) and Proto-Slavic *bagati (‘to ignite fire’).
bakō
bakaų
bakai
bakizi
bakaiz
bak
bakazai
bakaizau
bakidi
bakai
bakadau
bakadai
bakaidau
bakōz
bakaiw
bakadiz
bakaidiz
bakadiz
bakamaz
bakaim
bakandai
bakaindau
bakid
bakaid
bakid
bakandai
bakaindau
bakandi
bakain
bakandau
bakandai
bakaindau
bōk
bōkį̄
bōht
bōkīz
bōk
bōkī
bōkū
bōkīw
bōkudiz
bōkīdiz
bōkum
bōkīm
bōkud
bōkīd
bōkun
bōkīn
bakandz
bakanaz
bakaną
Proto-West Germanic *bakan Old Dutch *bakan, *bakkan Middle Dutch baken, backen Dutch bakken
Proto-West Germanic *bakan Old English bacan Middle English baken, bakyn, bake, bakenn English bake
Scots bake
Proto-West Germanic *bakan Old Frisian *baka, *bakka Saterland Frisian boake
West Frisian bakke
Proto-West Germanic *bakan Old High German bahhan, backan Middle High German bachen, backen Bavarian båchn
German backen, bachen
Luxembourgish baken
Yiddish באַקן (bakn)
Proto-West Germanic *bakan Old Saxon bakkan Middle Low German backen Plautdietsch baken
Old Norse baka Faroese baka
Icelandic baka
Norwegian Nynorsk baka
Old Norse baka Danish bage Norwegian Bokmål bake
Old Norse baka Old Swedish baka Swedish baka