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

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brantaz ˈbrɑn.tɑz ᛒᚱᚨᚾᛏᚨᛉ
adj a-stem tall, high, towering steep Uncertain. Possibly from Proto-Indo-European *bʰron-d-ó-s from root *bʰren- (‘to protrude; edge’).
brantaz
brantō
brantą, -atō
brantai
brantôz
brantō
brantanǭ
brantǭ
brantą, -atō
brantanz
brantōz
brantō
brantas, -is
brantaizōz
brantas, -is
brantaizǫ̂
brantaizǫ̂
brantaizǫ̂
brantammai
brantaizōi
brantammai
brantaimaz
brantaimaz
brantaimaz
brantanō
brantaizō
brantanō
brantaimiz
brantaimiz
brantaimiz
brantô
brantǭ
brantô
brantaniz
brantōniz
brantōnō
brantanų
brantōnų
brantô
brantanunz
brantōnunz
brantōnō
brantiniz
brantōniz
brantiniz
brantanǫ̂
brantōnǫ̂
brantanǫ̂
brantini
brantōni
brantini
brantammaz
brantōmaz
brantammaz
brantinē
brantōnē
brantinē
brantammiz
brantōmiz
brantammiz
Proto-West Germanic *brant Old English brant, bront Middle English brant, brent English brant
Scots brent
Old Norse *brantr Faroese brattur
Icelandic brattur
Norwegian Nynorsk bratt
Old Norse brant
Old Norse *brantr Old Danish brant Danish brat Norwegian Bokmål bratt
Old Norse *brantr Old Swedish branter, *bratter Swedish brant, bratt
Old Norse brattr Faroese brattur
Icelandic brattur
Norwegian Nynorsk bratt
Old Norse brant
Old Norse brattr Old Danish brant Danish brat Norwegian Bokmål bratt
Old Norse brattr Old Swedish branter, *bratter Swedish brant, bratt