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

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 *gʷey- to lament; complain
kwainōną ˈkʷɑi̯.nɔː.nɑ̃ ᚲᚹᚨᛁᚾᛟᚾᚨ
verb Weak class 2 to lament (SS: root ending in vowel didn’t have vocalize n in plural Kroonen n-stems paper) From Pre-Germanic *gʷoy-néh2-ti ~ *gʷoy-nh2-énti from Proto-Indo-European root *gʷey- (‘to lament; complain’).
kwainō
kwainǭ
kwainōi
kwainōsi
kwainōs
kwainō
kwainōsai
kwainōsau
kwainōþi
kwainō
kwainōþau
kwainōþai
kwainōþau
kwainōs
kwainōw
kwainōþiz
kwainōþiz
kwainōþiz
kwainōmaz
kwainōm
kwainōnþai
kwainōnþau
kwainōþ
kwainōþ
kwainōþ
kwainōnþai
kwainōnþau
kwainōnþi
kwainōn
kwainōnþau
kwainōnþai
kwainōnþau
kwainōdǭ
kwainōdēdį̄
kwainōdēz
kwainōdēdīz
kwainōdē
kwainōdēdī
kwainōdēdū
kwainōdēdīw
kwainōdēdudiz
kwainōdēdīdiz
kwainōdēdum
kwainōdēdīm
kwainōdēdud
kwainōdēdīd
kwainōdēdun
kwainōdēdīn
kwainōndz
kwainōdaz
kwainōną
Proto-West Germanic *kwainōn Old English cwānian Middle English quanen, quainen
Old Norse kveina Faroese kveina
Icelandic kveina, kveinka
Norwegian Bokmål kvinke
Scots quink, whink
Swedish hvinka
Old Norse kveinka Faroese kveina
Icelandic kveina, kveinka
Norwegian Bokmål kvinke
Scots quink, whink
Swedish hvinka
Gothic 𐌵𐌰𐌹𐌽𐍉𐌽 (qainōn)