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

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dimmaz ˈdim.mɑz ᛞᛁᛗᚨᛉ
adj a-stem dim gloomy From Proto-Indo-European *dʰemH-ó-s from root *dʰemH- (‘to whisk, smoke, blow; dust, haze, cloud; obscure’).
dimmaz
dimmō
dimmą, -atō
dimmai
dimmôz
dimmō
dimmanǭ
dimmǭ
dimmą, -atō
dimmanz
dimmōz
dimmō
dimmas, -is
dimmaizōz
dimmas, -is
dimmaizǫ̂
dimmaizǫ̂
dimmaizǫ̂
dimmammai
dimmaizōi
dimmammai
dimmaimaz
dimmaimaz
dimmaimaz
dimmanō
dimmaizō
dimmanō
dimmaimiz
dimmaimiz
dimmaimiz
dimmô
dimmǭ
dimmô
dimmaniz
dimmōniz
dimmōnō
dimmanų
dimmōnų
dimmô
dimmanunz
dimmōnunz
dimmōnō
dimminiz
dimmōniz
dimminiz
dimmanǫ̂
dimmōnǫ̂
dimmanǫ̂
dimmini
dimmōni
dimmini
dimmammaz
dimmōmaz
dimmammaz
dimminē
dimmōnē
dimminē
dimmammiz
dimmōmiz
dimmammiz
Proto-West Germanic *dim, *dimr Old Frisian dimm, dim
Old Saxon *dimm, thimm, thim
Proto-West Germanic *dimm, *dimr Old English dimm, dim Middle English dim English dim
Scots dim
Proto-West Germanic *dimm, *dimr Old High German timbar, *dimr, *dimzaz Middle High German timber Bavarian dumper
German dimper
Old Norse dimmr Danish dim
Faroese dimmur
Icelandic dimmur
Norwegian dimm, dim
Old Swedish dimber