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

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hlūdaz ˈxluː.ðɑz ᚺᛚᚢᛞᚨᛉ
adj a-stem loud famous From Proto-Indo-European *ḱlutós, from *ḱlew- (‘to hear; famous’). The origin of the long vowel is unclear.
hlūdaz
hlūdō
hlūdą, -atō
hlūdai
hlūdôz
hlūdō
hlūdanǭ
hlūdǭ
hlūdą, -atō
hlūdanz
hlūdōz
hlūdō
hlūdas, -is
hlūdaizōz
hlūdas, -is
hlūdaizǫ̂
hlūdaizǫ̂
hlūdaizǫ̂
hlūdammai
hlūdaizōi
hlūdammai
hlūdaimaz
hlūdaimaz
hlūdaimaz
hlūdanō
hlūdaizō
hlūdanō
hlūdaimiz
hlūdaimiz
hlūdaimiz
hlūdô
hlūdǭ
hlūdô
hlūdaniz
hlūdōniz
hlūdōnō
hlūdanų
hlūdōnų
hlūdô
hlūdanunz
hlūdōnunz
hlūdōnō
hlūdiniz
hlūdōniz
hlūdiniz
hlūdanǫ̂
hlūdōnǫ̂
hlūdanǫ̂
hlūdini
hlūdōni
hlūdini
hlūdammaz
hlūdōmaz
hlūdammaz
hlūdinē
hlūdōnē
hlūdinē
hlūdammiz
hlūdōmiz
hlūdammiz
Proto-West Germanic *hlūd Old Dutch lūd Middle Dutch luut Dutch luid
Limburgish luud
Proto-West Germanic *hlūd Old English hlūd Middle English loud, loude, lowd, lowde, lud English loud
Scots loud, lood
Proto-West Germanic *hlūd Old Frisian hlūd Saterland Frisian luud
West Frisian lûd
Proto-West Germanic *hlūd Old High German lūt Middle High German lūt Central Franconian ? Hunsrik laut
Proto-West Germanic *hlūd Old High German lūt Middle High German lūt German laut Esperanto laŭta
Proto-West Germanic *hlūd Old Saxon hlūd Middle Low German lūt, lūd German Low German luud, luut
Low German luud
Plautdietsch lud