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

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garwaz ˈɣɑr.wɑz ᚷᚨᚱᚹᚨᛉ
adj a-stem ready, prepared Probably from *ga- + *arwaz (‘ready, fast’). Although a deverbal derivation would be more natural, such as from a lost strong verb *garwaną, where the verb would be from *ga- + older *arwaną, the suffix *-waz is likely adjectival in function, reflecting Proto-Indo-European *-wós.
garwaz
garwō
garwą, -atō
garwai
garwôz
garwō
garwanǭ
garwǭ
garwą, -atō
garwanz
garwōz
garwō
garwas, -is
garwaizōz
garwas, -is
garwaizǫ̂
garwaizǫ̂
garwaizǫ̂
garwammai
garwaizōi
garwammai
garwaimaz
garwaimaz
garwaimaz
garwanō
garwaizō
garwanō
garwaimiz
garwaimiz
garwaimiz
garwô
garwǭ
garwô
garwaniz
garwōniz
garwōnō
garwanų
garwōnų
garwô
garwanunz
garwōnunz
garwōnō
garwiniz
garwōniz
garwiniz
garwanǫ̂
garwōnǫ̂
garwanǫ̂
garwini
garwōni
garwini
garwammaz
garwōmaz
garwammaz
garwinē
garwōnē
garwinē
garwammiz
garwōmiz
garwammiz
Proto-West Germanic *garu Old Dutch garo Middle Dutch gāer Dutch gaar Afrikaans gaar
Proto-West Germanic *garu Old English ġearu, ġearo Middle English ȝare, yare English yare, yar
Scots yare
Proto-West Germanic *garu Old Frisian *gar, *jer Saterland Frisian goar
Proto-West Germanic *garu Old High German garo, karo Middle High German gare, gar German gar
Luxembourgish guer
Proto-West Germanic *garu Old Saxon garo, garu Middle Low German gāre, gār German Low German gaar
Old Norse gǫrr Icelandic gjör, ger
Old Swedish gør, gior
Scots gar, gare, gair
Old Norse gerr Icelandic gjör, ger
Old Swedish gør, gior
Scots gar, gare, gair
Proto-Samic *kārvēs