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

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bitraz ˈbit.rɑz ᛒᛁᛏᚱᚨᛉ
adj a-stem bitter From pre-Germanic *bʰid-ró-s (‘biting, splitting’) from root *bʰeyd- (‘to split’), equivalent to *bītaną (‘to bite’) + *-raz (forms adjectives from verbal roots).
bitraz
bitrō
bitrą, -atō
bitrai
bitrôz
bitrō
bitranǭ
bitrǭ
bitrą, -atō
bitranz
bitrōz
bitrō
bitras, -is
bitraizōz
bitras, -is
bitraizǫ̂
bitraizǫ̂
bitraizǫ̂
bitrammai
bitraizōi
bitrammai
bitraimaz
bitraimaz
bitraimaz
bitranō
bitraizō
bitranō
bitraimiz
bitraimiz
bitraimiz
bitrô
bitrǭ
bitrô
bitraniz
bitrōniz
bitrōnō
bitranų
bitrōnų
bitrô
bitranunz
bitrōnunz
bitrōnō
bitriniz
bitrōniz
bitriniz
bitranǫ̂
bitrōnǫ̂
bitranǫ̂
bitrini
bitrōni
bitrini
bitrammaz
bitrōmaz
bitrammaz
bitrinē
bitrōnē
bitrinē
bitrammiz
bitrōmiz
bitrammiz
Proto-West Germanic *bitr, bittr Old Dutch bitter Middle Dutch bitter Dutch bitter
Proto-West Germanic *bitr, bittr Old English biter, bitter Middle English bitter English bitter
Scots bittir
Proto-West Germanic *bitr, bittr Old Frisian *bitter Saterland Frisian bitter
West Frisian bitter
Proto-West Germanic *bitr, bittr Old High German bittar, pittar Middle High German bitter, pitter German bitter
Luxembourgish batter
Yiddish ביטער (biter)
Proto-West Germanic *bitr, bittr Old Saxon bittar Middle Low German bitter Danish bitter
Low German bitter
Norwegian bitter
Swedish bitter
Old Norse bitr Danish biderhvas
Faroese bitur
Icelandic bitur
Old Norse bitr Old Swedish biter, bitter, beter Swedish bitter