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

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bremisǭ ˈbre.mi.sɔ̃ː ᛒᚱᛖᛗᛁᛊᛟ
noun feminine ōn-stem gadfly, horsefly Possibly from pre-Germanic *bʰrem-i-s-ōn, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰrem-o-s ~*bʰrem-es-o-s, a neuter s-stem from root *bʰrem- (‘to make noise’) which was subsequently thematicized as an a-stem and individualized as a weak n-stem. There is evidence from Old High German that there was also an original n-stem derived directly from the root.
bremisǭ
bremisōniz
bremisōnų
bremisōnunz
bremisōniz
bremisōnǫ̂
bremisōni
bremisōmaz
bremisōnē
bremisōmiz
bremisǭ
bremisōniz
Proto-West Germanic *bremā, *bremisā Old Dutch *brimissa Middle Dutch bremse, breemse Dutch brems
Proto-West Germanic *bremā, *bremisā Old English brimsa, brēosa Middle English brimse, brese English breese, breeze (insect)
Proto-West Germanic *bremā, *bremisā Old High German brimissa, brema Middle High German breme German Breme
Proto-West Germanic *bremā, *bremisā Old Saxon brimissa Middle Low German brēmse German Bremse
Low German Bremse, Brems
Old Norse brims Icelandic brims
Norwegian brems
Old Norse brims Old Danish brims, brimse Danish brems, bremse
Old Norse brims Old Swedish brims, bryms Swedish bröms, broms