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

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 žagari shrubs žãgaras twig
kagô ˈkɑ.ɣɔːː ᚲᚨᚷᛟ
noun masculine an-stem bush stalk, stem treestump Of uncertain origin. Kroonen proposes a derivation from a northern Proto-Indo-European *ǵogʰ-on-, from a root *ǵogʰ- (‘shrub’), and adduces Lithuanian žãgaras (‘twig’), Latvian žagari (‘shrubs’) as cognates. The ultimate origin could be related to English cog, or Old English cǣġ (‘key’); see also Proto-West Germanic *kaiju (‘peg, key’).
kagô
kaganiz
kaganų
kaganunz
kaginiz
kaganǫ̂
kagini
kagammaz
kaginē
kagammiz
kagô
kaganiz
Proto-West Germanic *kagō Old English *ċeaga Old English ċeacga Middle English *chagge English chag
Proto-West Germanic *kagō Old High German *kago Middle High German *kage, *kag Bavarian Kag
German Kag
Old Norse *kagi Norwegian Nynorsk kage
Swedish kage
Old Norse *kagi Old Norse *kaggi Norwegian Nynorsk kagge
Old Norse *kagi Old Norse *kaggi Middle English *kagge, *kag English cag, kag
Old Norse *kagi Old Norse kaggi Faroese kaggi
Icelandic kaggi
Swedish kagge
Old Norse *kagi Old Norse kaggi Middle English *kagge, kag English keg, cag
Scots cag, caig
Old Norse *kagi Old Norse kaggi Old French caque Middle French kaque, quaque French caque