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

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knukōną ˈknu.kɔː.nɑ̃ ᚲᚾᚢᚲᛟᚾᚨ
verb Weak class 2 To pound on; beat on; knock From *knukô (‘bone’) + *-ōną, perhaps reinforced by sound-symbolism.
knukō
knukǭ
knukōi
knukōsi
knukōs
knukō
knukōsai
knukōsau
knukōþi
knukō
knukōþau
knukōþai
knukōþau
knukōs
knukōw
knukōþiz
knukōþiz
knukōþiz
knukōmaz
knukōm
knukōnþai
knukōnþau
knukōþ
knukōþ
knukōþ
knukōnþai
knukōnþau
knukōnþi
knukōn
knukōnþau
knukōnþai
knukōnþau
knukōdǭ
knukōdēdį̄
knukōdēz
knukōdēdīz
knukōdē
knukōdēdī
knukōdēdū
knukōdēdīw
knukōdēdudiz
knukōdēdīdiz
knukōdēdum
knukōdēdīm
knukōdēdud
knukōdēdīd
knukōdēdun
knukōdēdīn
knukōndz
knukōdaz
knukōną
Proto-West Germanic *knokōn Old English cnucian, cnocian Middle English knokken, cnoken, knocke, knok, knoke, knokke, knokkyn Scots knock, tnock, knack
Yola knockt
Proto-West Germanic *knokōn Old English cnucian, cnocian Middle English knokken, cnoken, knocke, knok, knoke, knokke, knokkyn English knock Dutch knokken, nokken
Proto-West Germanic *knokōn Old High German *knohhōn, *knochōn Middle High German knochen
Proto-West Germanic *knokōn Old Saxon *knokōn Middle Low German *knoken Middle Low German ûtknoken, ûtknōken
Old Norse knoka Danish knuge
Icelandic knoka
Norwegian knuge
Swedish knocka
Middle Irish *cnagaid Irish cnag
Scottish Gaelic cnag