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

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 cúan m port, harbor
habanō ˈxɑ.βɑ.nɔː ᚺᚨᛒᚨᚾᛟ
noun feminine ō-stem harbor, haven From Proto-Indo-European *kh₂póneh₂ or *kh₂pnéh₂, from the root *keh₂p- (‘to take, seize, grasp’). Close cognate with Old Irish cúan m (‘port, harbor’), however this may be due to borrowing at an early stage.
habanō
habanôz
habanǭ
habanōz
habanōz
habanǫ̂
habanōi
habanōmaz
habanō
habanōmiz
habanō
habanôz
Proto-West Germanic *habanu Old Dutch *havana Middle Dutch hāvene Dutch haven Afrikaans hawe
Papiamentu haf, haaf
Proto-West Germanic *habanu Old Dutch *havana Middle Dutch hāvene Dutch haven Russian гавань (gavanʹ) Ukrainian гавань (havanʹ)
Proto-West Germanic *habanu Old Dutch *havana Middle Dutch hāvene Old French havene, havre, hafne Galician abra
Proto-West Germanic *habanu Old Dutch *havana Middle Dutch hāvene Old French havene, havre, hafne Middle French havre French havre Spanish abra English abra
Proto-West Germanic *habanu Old English hæfen, hæfene Middle English haven, havene English haven
Scots havin, hevin, heavin
Proto-West Germanic *habanu Old Frisian *hafen, *haven Saterland Frisian Hauenge, Hoawen
West Frisian haven
Proto-West Germanic *habanu Old Saxon *havana, *havan Middle Low German hāvene, hāven German Low German Haven
Proto-West Germanic *habanu Old Saxon *havana, *havan Middle Low German hāvene, hāven Middle High German habene German Hafen
Luxembourgish Hafen
Yiddish האַוון (havn)
Old Norse hǫfn Faroese havn, høvn
Icelandic höfn
Latin Hafnia
Old Norse hǫfn Danish havn Norwegian Bokmål havn
Old Norse hǫfn Norwegian Nynorsk hamn Norwegian Bokmål hamn
Old Norse hǫfn Old Swedish hamn, hafn Swedish hamn