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

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 *pól
h1
*pȏlxъ timid, fearful; fear, agitation
faluz ˈɸɑ.luz ᚠᚨᛚᚢᛉ
adj u-stem terrible; cruel; bad; baleful Unknown. Possibly from Proto-Indo-European *pól (h1)-u-s from an o-grade form of root *pelh₁- / *pel- (‘to set in motion, shake, agitate’). Compare Proto-Slavic *pȏlxъ (‘timid, fearful; fear, agitation’) and *polšiti (‘to scare’), probably reflecting the same semantic development from ‘agitation, trembling’ to ‘fear’. Related to *fēlaz (‘terrifying’). The predominance of i-mutated reflexes suggests early paradigmatic influence from *fali-/*falj-forms or possible secondary reanalysis as an i-/ja-stem.
faluz
falī
falų, -jatō
faljai
faljôz
faljō
faljanǭ
faljǭ
falų, -jatō
faljanz
faljōz
faljō
faljas, falis
faljaizōz
faljas, falis
faljaizǫ̂
faljaizǫ̂
faljaizǫ̂
faljammai
faljaizōi
faljammai
faljaimaz
faljaimaz
faljaimaz
faljanō
faljaizō
faljanō
faljaimiz
faljaimiz
faljaimiz
faljô
faljǭ
faljô
faljaniz
faljōniz
faljōnō
faljanų
faljōnų
faljô
faljanunz
faljōnunz
faljōnō
faliniz
faljōniz
faliniz
faljanǫ̂
faljōnǫ̂
faljanǫ̂
falini
faljōni
falini
faljammaz
faljōmaz
faljammaz
falinē
faljōnē
falinē
faljammiz
faljōmiz
faljammiz
Proto-West Germanic *fali, *falu Old Dutch *feli, *fel, *felli Middle Dutch fel Dutch fel
Proto-West Germanic *fali, *falu Old English *fæle, *felo, *fel Old English ælfæle, ealfelo, wælfel
Proto-West Germanic *fali, *falu Old English *fæle, *felo, *fel Middle English fel, fell English fell
Scots fell
Proto-West Germanic *fali, *falu Old Frisian fal, fale, *fel, *fele Saterland Frisian fäl
West Frisian fel
Proto-West Germanic *fali, *falu Old High German *feli, *fel Middle High German vel Middle High German velheit, felheit
Proto-West Germanic *fali Old Saxon *feli, *fel Middle Low German fel, vil Low German fell
Middle Low German velike