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

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 bitė bee bech bee
bijǭ ˈbi.jɔ̃ː ᛒᛁᛃᛟ
noun feminine ōn-stem bee From Proto-Indo-European *bʰéy-éh₂ ~ *bʰi-nés from root *bʰey-(‘bee’). Cognate with Digor Ossetian биндзӕ (binʒæ, ‘fly’), Old Irish bech (‘bee’), Lithuanian bitė (‘bee’).
bijǭ
bijōniz
bijōnų
binunz
biniz
binǫ̂
binini
bijummiz
binē
binōmiz
bijǭ
bijōniz
Proto-West Germanic *bijā Old Dutch *bīa Middle Dutch bië Limburgish Bé, bie
West Flemish bieë
Proto-West Germanic *bijā Old Dutch *bīa Middle Dutch bië Dutch bij Afrikaans by
Proto-West Germanic *bijā Old English bēo, bēom, bīom Middle English bee, be, beo, bey English bee
Scots bee, be, beye, bie, bea
Proto-West Germanic *bijā Old Frisian *bē West Frisian bij
Proto-West Germanic *bijā Old High German pīa, bīa Middle High German bīe Alemannic German Bii
Central Franconian Bei
German Beie
Luxembourgish Bei
Proto-West Germanic *bijā Old Saxon *bīa Middle Low German bîe, bê, beie Low German Bie, Bee, bigge
Plautdietsch Bie
Proto-West Germanic *bini Old High German bini, bīna Middle High German bin, bine, bīn Bavarian Bein
German Biene
Rhine Franconian Beene, Bie
Yiddish בין (bin)
Proto-West Germanic *bini Old Saxon bini, bina, *bīna Middle Low German bīne, bēne, bēn, beine
Old Norse bý Faroese býfluga
Icelandic bý, býfluga
Norwegian Bokmål bie
Norwegian Nynorsk bie
Old Norse bý Old Danish bī Danish bi
Old Norse bý Old Swedish bī, bȳ Swedish bi