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

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 गञ्ज
gañja
disrespect
kinkōną ˈkin.kɔː.nɑ̃ ᚲᛁᚾᚲᛟᚾᚨ
verb Weak class 2 to laugh loudly, kink From Proto-Indo-European *gang-, *ganǵ- (‘to mock, insult’). Cognate with Sanskrit गञ्ज (gañja, ‘disrespect’).
kinkō
kinkǭ
kinkōi
kinkōsi
kinkōs
kinkō
kinkōsai
kinkōsau
kinkōþi
kinkō
kinkōþau
kinkōþai
kinkōþau
kinkōs
kinkōw
kinkōþiz
kinkōþiz
kinkōþiz
kinkōmaz
kinkōm
kinkōnþai
kinkōnþau
kinkōþ
kinkōþ
kinkōþ
kinkōnþai
kinkōnþau
kinkōnþi
kinkōn
kinkōnþau
kinkōnþai
kinkōnþau
kinkōdǭ
kinkōdēdį̄
kinkōdēz
kinkōdēdīz
kinkōdē
kinkōdēdī
kinkōdēdū
kinkōdēdīw
kinkōdēdudiz
kinkōdēdīdiz
kinkōdēdum
kinkōdēdīm
kinkōdēdud
kinkōdēdīd
kinkōdēdun
kinkōdēdīn
kinkōndz
kinkōdaz
kinkōną
Old English *cincian Middle English kinken, kynken, kenchen, kinkehost English kink, chincough
Scots kink, kinkhoste
Old English cincung Middle English kinken, kynken, kenchen, kinkehost English kink, chincough
Scots kink, kinkhoste
Old English *cenċan Middle English kinken, kynken, kenchen, kinkehost English kink, chincough
Scots kink, kinkhoste
Old Frisian *kinkja West Frisian kinkhoast
Old Saxon *kinkōn Middle Low German *kinken, kinkhōste German Keichhusten, Keuchhusten
Low German kinkhōst
Swedish kikhosta
Old Saxon *kinkōn Middle Low German *kinken, kinkhōste Danish kighoste Icelandic kíghósti
Old Dutch *kinkon Middle Dutch kincken, kinken, kinkhōste Dutch kinken, kinkhoest