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

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 tapre high, fat tpär high
dapraz ˈdɑp.rɑz ᛞᚨᛈᚱᚨᛉ
adj a-stem stout; solid heavy bold From Proto-Indo-European *dʰob-ró-s from an o-grade form of root *dʰeb- (‘thick, fat, heavy’). Possible cognates are dȅbelъ (‘fat’), Tocharian A tpär (‘high’), and Tocharian B tapre (‘high, fat’),
dapraz
daprō
daprą, -atō
daprai
daprôz
daprō
dapranǭ
daprǭ
daprą, -atō
dapranz
daprōz
daprō
dapras, -is
dapraizōz
dapras, -is
dapraizǫ̂
dapraizǫ̂
dapraizǫ̂
daprammai
dapraizōi
daprammai
dapraimaz
dapraimaz
dapraimaz
dapranō
dapraizō
dapranō
dapraimiz
dapraimiz
dapraimiz
daprô
daprǭ
daprô
dapraniz
daprōniz
daprōnō
dapranų
daprōnų
daprô
dapranunz
daprōnunz
daprōnō
dapriniz
daprōniz
dapriniz
dapranǫ̂
daprōnǫ̂
dapranǫ̂
daprini
daprōni
daprini
daprammaz
daprōmaz
daprammaz
daprinē
daprōnē
daprinē
daprammiz
daprōmiz
daprammiz
Old Frisian *daper, *dapper Saterland Frisian dapper
West Frisian dapper
Old Saxon *dapar, *dappar Middle Low German dapper Low German dapper
Old Dutch *dapar, *dappar Middle Dutch dapper Dutch dapper
Old Dutch *dapar, *dappar Middle Dutch dapper Middle English daper English dapper
Old High German *dappar, tapfar Middle High German tapfer, tapfel, dapfer, dapper German tapfer
Luxembourgish daper
Old Norse dapr Danish tapper
Faroese dapur
Icelandic dapur
Norwegian daper
Swedish tapper