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

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dimmōną ˈdim.mɔː.nɑ̃ ᛞᛁᛗᛟᚾᚨ
verb Weak class 2 to dim, to darken to obscure From *dimmaz (‘dim, dark’) + *-ōną(forms denominative Weak class 2 verbs).
dimmō
dimmǭ
dimmōi
dimmōsi
dimmōs
dimmō
dimmōsai
dimmōsau
dimmōþi
dimmō
dimmōþau
dimmōþai
dimmōþau
dimmōs
dimmōw
dimmōþiz
dimmōþiz
dimmōþiz
dimmōmaz
dimmōm
dimmōnþai
dimmōnþau
dimmōþ
dimmōþ
dimmōþ
dimmōnþai
dimmōnþau
dimmōnþi
dimmōn
dimmōnþau
dimmōnþai
dimmōnþau
dimmōdǭ
dimmōdēdį̄
dimmōdēz
dimmōdēdīz
dimmōdē
dimmōdēdī
dimmōdēdū
dimmōdēdīw
dimmōdēdudiz
dimmōdēdīdiz
dimmōdēdum
dimmōdēdīm
dimmōdēdud
dimmōdēdīd
dimmōdēdun
dimmōdēdīn
dimmōndz
dimmōdaz
dimmōną
Proto-West Germanic *dimmōn Old English dimmian Middle English dimmen Scots dim
Proto-West Germanic *dimmōn Old English dimmian Middle English dimmen English dim Dutch dimmen
German dimmen
Old Norse dimma Faroese dimma
Icelandic dimma
Old Norse dimma Norwegian Bokmål dimme
Norwegian Nynorsk dimme, dimma