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

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hwataz ˈxʷɑ.tɑz ᚺᚹᚨᛏᚨᛉ
adj a-stem quick, sharp, brave From Proto-Indo-European *kʷh₁dós, synchronically analyzed as an adjectival derivation from Proto-Germanic *hwētaną (‘to attack, stab’).
hwataz
hwatō
hwatą, -atō
hwatai
hwatôz
hwatō
hwatanǭ
hwatǭ
hwatą, -atō
hwatanz
hwatōz
hwatō
hwatas, -is
hwataizōz
hwatas, -is
hwataizǫ̂
hwataizǫ̂
hwataizǫ̂
hwatammai
hwataizōi
hwatammai
hwataimaz
hwataimaz
hwataimaz
hwatanō
hwataizō
hwatanō
hwataimiz
hwataimiz
hwataimiz
hwatô
hwatǭ
hwatô
hwataniz
hwatōniz
hwatōnō
hwatanų
hwatōnų
hwatô
hwatanunz
hwatōnunz
hwatōnō
hwatiniz
hwatōniz
hwatiniz
hwatanǫ̂
hwatōnǫ̂
hwatanǫ̂
hwatini
hwatōni
hwatini
hwatammaz
hwatōmaz
hwatammaz
hwatinē
hwatōnē
hwatinē
hwatammiz
hwatōmiz
hwatammiz
Proto-West Germanic *hwat Old Saxon hwat
Proto-West Germanic *hwat Old English hwæt Middle English hwat, whæt
Proto-West Germanic *hwat Old High German hwaz, waz Middle High German was
Old Norse hvatr Faroese hvat-
Icelandic hvatur
Norwegian Bokmål kvat
Norwegian Nynorsk kvat