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

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 τρέφω
tréphō
to thicken, curdle *droba sediment
drōbuz ˈdrɔː.βuz ᛞᚱᛟᛒᚢᛉ
adj u-stem turbid, disturbed, troubled From Proto-Indo-European *dʰrṓbʰ-u-s from a lengthened o-grade form of root *dʰrebʰ- (‘thickened sediment’). The lengthened grade is unexplained, but may reflect an old stative/resultative adjectival formation: ‘muddied, made turbid, disturbed’. Cognate with Proto-Slavic *droba (‘sediment’) and possibly related to Ancient Greek τρέφω (tréphō, ‘to thicken, curdle’). Related to *drabaz (‘dregs’).
drōbuz
drōbī
drōbų, -jatō
drōbijai
drōbijôz
drōbijō
drōbijanǭ
drōbijǭ
drōbų, -jatō
drōbijanz
drōbijōz
drōbijō
drōbijas, drōbīs
drōbijaizōz
drōbijas, drōbīs
drōbijaizǫ̂
drōbijaizǫ̂
drōbijaizǫ̂
drōbijammai
drōbijaizōi
drōbijammai
drōbijaimaz
drōbijaimaz
drōbijaimaz
drōbijanō
drōbijaizō
drōbijanō
drōbijaimiz
drōbijaimiz
drōbijaimiz
drōbijô
drōbijǭ
drōbijô
drōbijaniz
drōbijōniz
drōbijōnō
drōbijanų
drōbijōnų
drōbijô
drōbijanunz
drōbijōnunz
drōbijōnō
drōbīniz
drōbijōniz
drōbīniz
drōbijanǫ̂
drōbijōnǫ̂
drōbijanǫ̂
drōbīni
drōbijōni
drōbīni
drōbijammaz
drōbijōmaz
drōbijammaz
drōbīnē
drōbijōnē
drōbīnē
drōbijammiz
drōbijōmiz
drōbijammiz
Proto-West Germanic *drōbī Old Dutch *druovi Middle Dutch droeve Dutch droef Afrikaans droef
Proto-West Germanic *drōbī Old English drōf, *drēfe Middle English drof, drove, dref English droff English drub
Proto-West Germanic *drōbī Old Frisian *drōf, drēve Old Frisian drōfhēd West Frisian drôfheid
Proto-West Germanic *drōbī Old High German truobi Middle High German truobe, trüebe German trüb, trübe English trub
Proto-West Germanic *drōbī Old Saxon drōbi Middle Low German drôve Low German drööv
Swedish drov