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

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 bwyell axe *bʰeyh₂- to strike, hit; hew, cut biáil axe, hatchet
bilją ˈbil.jɑ̃ ᛒᛁᛚᛃᚨ
noun neuter ja-stem a cutting implement; blade; ax; sword spike; peg; nail Probably from pre-Germanic *bʰih₂-tló-yo-m, an instrumental formation formed from the zero-grade Proto-Indo-European root of *bʰeyh₂- (‘to strike, hit; hew, cut’), perhaps, originally meaning ‘striking/cutting implement’. Cognates are Old Irish biáil (‘axe, hatchet’), Welsh bwyell (‘axe’).
bilją
biljō
bilją
biljō
biljas, bilis
biljǫ̂
biljai
biljamaz
biljō
biljamiz
bilją
biljō
Old English bil, bill Middle English bil, bille, bill English bill
Scots bill
Old Frisian *bile West Frisian bile
Old Saxon bil Middle Low German bil, bīl, bīle Danish bil
Low German Biel
Swedish bila
Old Dutch *billi, *bīal, *bīala Middle Dutch bille, bīle, bijl Dutch bil, bijl Afrikaans byl
Old High German bīhal, bīhala, billi Middle High German bille, bil, bīhel, bīel, pīel, bīl, bīle German Bille, Beil