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

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 maereo I am mournful मेनि
meni
wrath, punishment *mamiti to deceive
mainaz ˈmɑi̯.nɑz ᛗᚨᛁᚾᚨᛉ
adj a-stem mean, damaging, hurtful unjust, false From Proto-Indo-European *meh₂y-, which could be reduced from *(s)meh₂- (‘to beckon’) + *-yeti. See also Latin maereo (‘I am mournful’), Sanskrit मेनि (meni, ‘wrath, punishment’), Proto-Slavic *mamiti (‘to deceive’).
mainaz
mainō
mainą, -atō
mainai
mainôz
mainō
mainanǭ
mainǭ
mainą, -atō
mainanz
mainōz
mainō
mainas, -is
mainaizōz
mainas, -is
mainaizǫ̂
mainaizǫ̂
mainaizǫ̂
mainammai
mainaizōi
mainammai
mainaimaz
mainaimaz
mainaimaz
mainanō
mainaizō
mainanō
mainaimiz
mainaimiz
mainaimiz
mainô
mainǭ
mainô
mainaniz
mainōniz
mainōnō
mainanų
mainōnų
mainô
mainanunz
mainōnunz
mainōnō
maininiz
mainōniz
maininiz
mainanǫ̂
mainōnǫ̂
mainanǫ̂
mainini
mainōni
mainini
mainammaz
mainōmaz
mainammaz
maininē
mainōnē
maininē
mainammiz
mainōmiz
mainammiz
Proto-West Germanic *main Old Dutch *mēn Middle Dutch meen, mein, gemeene Dutch gemeen Afrikaans gemeen
Proto-West Germanic *main Old English mān Middle English man, mon, mone, mene English mean
Scots mene, mein
Proto-West Germanic *main Old Frisian mēn Saterland Frisian meen, gemeen
West Frisian mien, gemien
Proto-West Germanic *main Old High German mein Middle High German mein, meine, gemein German mein, gemein
Proto-West Germanic *main Old Saxon *mēn Middle Low German mên, mein, gemêne, gemeine German Low German gemeen