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

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gramaz ˈɣrɑ.mɑz ᚷᚱᚨᛗᚨᛉ
adj a-stem furious hostile Possibly from Proto-Indo-European *gʰróm-o-s, from *gʰrem- (‘to roar; to be angry’).
gramaz
gramō
gramą, -at, -atō
gramai
gramôz
gramō
gramanǭ
gramǭ
gramą, -at, -atō
gramanz
gramōz
gramō
gramas, gramis
gramaizōz
gramas, gramis
gramaizǫ̂
gramaizǫ̂
gramaizǫ̂
gramammai
gramaizōi
gramammai
gramaimaz
gramaimaz
gramaimaz
gramanō
gramaizō
gramanō
gramaimiz
gramaimiz
gramaimiz
gramô
gramǭ
gramô
gramaniz
gramōniz
gramōnō
gramanų
gramōnų
gramô
gramanunz
gramōnunz
gramōnō
graminiz
gramōniz
graminiz
gramanǫ̂
gramōnǫ̂
gramanǫ̂
gramini
gramōni
gramini
gramammaz
gramōmaz
gramammaz
graminē
gramōnē
graminē
gramammiz
gramōmiz
gramammiz
Proto-West Germanic *gram(i) Italian gramo Cimbrian gramo
Proto-West Germanic *gram(i) Old Dutch *gram Middle Dutch gram Dutch gram
Proto-West Germanic *gram(i) Old English gram Middle English gram
Proto-West Germanic *gram(i) Old French graim Old French graigne Old French graignier, greignier Old French grigner Middle French chagrigner French chagriner
Proto-West Germanic *gram(i) Old French graim Old French graigne Old French graignier, greignier Old Northern French chagreiner, chagraigner Old French chagrin Middle French chagrin French chagrin Dutch sjagrijn
English chagrin
Proto-West Germanic *gram(i) Old High German gremi, gram Middle High German gram German gram
Proto-West Germanic *gram(i) Old Saxon gram Middle Low German gram
Old Norse gramr Danish gram
Faroese grammur
Icelandic gramur
Swedish gramse
Old Norse gramr Norwegian ? Norwegian Bokmål gram
Norwegian Nynorsk gram