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

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markōną ˈmɑr.kɔː.nɑ̃ ᛗᚨᚱᚲᛟᚾᚨ
verb Weak class 2 to mark to notice From *marką (‘mark, sign, stamp’) + *-ōną.
markō
markǭ
markōi
markōsi
markōs
markō
markōsai
markōsau
markōþi
markō
markōþau
markōþai
markōþau
markōs
markōw
markōþiz
markōþiz
markōþiz
markōmaz
markōm
markōnþai
markōnþau
markōþ
markōþ
markōþ
markōnþai
markōnþau
markōnþi
markōn
markōnþau
markōnþai
markōnþau
markōdǭ
markōdēdį̄
markōdēz
markōdēdīz
markōdē
markōdēdī
markōdēdū
markōdēdīw
markōdēdudiz
markōdēdīdiz
markōdēdum
markōdēdīm
markōdēdud
markōdēdīd
markōdēdun
markōdēdīn
markōndz
markōdaz
markōną
Proto-West Germanic *markōn Old Frisian merkia
Proto-West Germanic *markōn Old English mearcian Middle English marken, merken English mark
Proto-West Germanic *markōn Old French marchier Italian marciare
Norman marchi, marchier
Proto-West Germanic *markōn Old French marchier Middle French marcher French marcher
Proto-West Germanic *markōn Old French marchier Middle French marcher Middle English marchen English march
Proto-West Germanic *markōn Old High German markōn Middle High German marken German merken
Proto-West Germanic *markōn Old Saxon markon Middle Low German marken
Old Norse marka Icelandic marka