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

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hatāną ˈxɑ.tɑː.nɑ̃ ᚺᚨᛏᚨᚾᚨ
verb Weak class 3 to hate From *hataz (‘hate’) + *-āną.
hatō
hataisi
hatai
hatāsai
hataiþi
hatāþau
hatāþai
hatōs
hatāþiz
hatāþiz
hatāmaz
hatānþai
hataiþ
hataiþ
hatānþai
hatānþi
hatānþau
hatānþai
hatadǭ
hatadēdį̄
hatadēz
hatadēdīz
hatadē
hatadēdī
hatadēdū
hatadēdīw
hatadēdudiz
hatadēdīdiz
hatadēdum
hatadēdīm
hatadēdud
hatadēdīd
hatadēdun
hatadēdīn
hatāndz
hatadaz
hatāną
Proto-West Germanic *hatēn Old Dutch haton Middle Dutch hāten Limburgish hate
Proto-West Germanic *hatēn Old Dutch haton Middle Dutch hāten Dutch haten Afrikaans haat
Negerhollands hat
Proto-West Germanic *hatēn Old English hatian Middle English hatien, haten English hate
Scots hate
Proto-West Germanic *hatēn Old Frisian hatia Saterland Frisian haatje, hoatje, hasje
West Frisian haetjen, haatsje
Proto-West Germanic *hatēn Old High German hazzōn, hazzēn Middle High German hazzen Cimbrian haazan
Luxembourgish haassen
Yiddish האַסן (hasn)
Proto-West Germanic *hatēn Old High German hazzōn, hazzēn Middle High German hazzen German hassen Plautdietsch hassen, haussen
Proto-West Germanic *hatēn Old Saxon hatōn Middle Low German hāten German Low German haten
Old Norse hata Faroese hata
Gutnish hate, hat', hata
Icelandic hata
Norn hada
Norwegian Bokmål hate
Norwegian Nynorsk hate
Old Norse hata Old Swedish hata Swedish hata
Gothic 𐌷𐌰𐍄𐌰𐌽 (hatān)