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

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 ध्वज
dhvajá
a flag-staff; a mark, an emblem; a characteristic sign
dōkaz ˈdɔː.kɑz ᛞᛟᚲᚨᛉ
noun masculine a-stem cloth, rag Uncertain. Traditionally compared with Sanskrit ध्वज (dhvajá, ‘a flag-staff; a mark, an emblem; a characteristic sign’) but the comparison is doubtful because Proto-Indo-European *dʰw- would not regularly give Proto-Germanic *dō-. Probably a West Proto-Germanic textile term without a secure PIE etymology.
dōkaz
dōkōz, dōkōs
dōką
dōkanz
dōkas, dōkis
dōkǫ̂
dōkai
dōkamaz
dōkō
dōkamiz
dōk
dōkōz, dōkōs
Proto-West Germanic *dōk Lombardic *tuoh Lombard toh Old High German toh
Proto-West Germanic *dōk Old Dutch *dōk, *duoc Middle Dutch doec Limburgish dook
Proto-West Germanic *dōk Old Dutch *dōk, *duoc Middle Dutch doec Dutch doek Afrikaans doek
English duck, dook
Scots dook
Proto-West Germanic *dōk Old English dōc Old English dōcincel
Proto-West Germanic *dōk Old Frisian dōk Saterland Frisian Douk
West Frisian doek
Proto-West Germanic *dōk Old High German tuoh Middle High German tuoch Central Franconian Duch
Luxembourgish Duch
Pennsylvania German Duch
Yiddish טוך (tukh)
Proto-West Germanic *dōk Old High German tuoh Middle High German tuoch Alemannic German Tuech Swabian Tuach
Proto-West Germanic *dōk Old High German tuoh Middle High German tuoch German Tuch
Proto-West Germanic *dōk Old Saxon dōk Middle Low German dôk, dûk Low German Dook
Plautdietsch Duak
Proto-West Germanic *dōk Old Saxon dōk Middle Low German dôk, dûk Old Norse dúkr Danish dug
Faroese dúkur
Icelandic dúkur
Norwegian Bokmål duk
Norwegian Nynorsk duk
Proto-West Germanic *dōk Old Saxon dōk Middle Low German dôk, dûk Old Norse dúkr Old Swedish dūker Swedish duk, dok