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

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 *mergъ brown *morkъ darkness
merkuz ˈmer.kuz ᛗᛖᚱᚲᚢᛉ
adj u-stem dark From earlier *merkwuz, from Proto-Indo-European *(h₂)mer(H)gʷ- (‘dark’), cognate to Proto-Slavic *mergъ (‘brown’). Orr summarizes arguments for borrowing from common Slavic into common Germanic. In any case, related to Proto-Slavic *morkъ (‘darkness’).
merkuz
mirkwī
merkų, -ijatō
mirkwijai
mirkwijôz
mirkwijō
mirkwijanǭ
mirkwijǭ
merkų, -ijatō
mirkwijanz
mirkwijōz
mirkwijō
mirkwijas, -īs
mirkwijaizōz
mirkwijas, -īs
mirkwijaizǫ̂
mirkwijaizǫ̂
mirkwijaizǫ̂
mirkwijammai
mirkwijaizōi
mirkwijammai
mirkwijaimaz
mirkwijaimaz
mirkwijaimaz
mirkwijanō
mirkwijaizō
mirkwijanō
mirkwijaimiz
mirkwijaimiz
mirkwijaimiz
mirkwijô
mirkwijǭ
mirkwijô
mirkwijaniz
mirkwijōniz
mirkwijōnō
mirkwijanų
mirkwijōnų
mirkwijô
mirkwijanunz
mirkwijōnunz
mirkwijōnō
mirkwīniz
mirkwijōniz
mirkwīniz
mirkwijanǫ̂
mirkwijōnǫ̂
mirkwijanǫ̂
mirkwīni
mirkwijōni
mirkwīni
mirkwijammaz
mirkwijōmaz
mirkwijammaz
mirkwīnē
mirkwijōnē
mirkwīnē
mirkwijammiz
mirkwijōmiz
mirkwijammiz
Proto-West Germanic *mirkwī Old Saxon mirki
Proto-West Germanic *mirkwī Old English mirce, mierce Middle English mirke, merke English mirk, murk
Scots mirk, merk, mark
Old Norse myrkr Danish mørk
Faroese myrkur
Icelandic myrkur
Norwegian Bokmål mørk
Norwegian Nynorsk myrk, mørk
Swedish mörk
Proto-Finnic *mürkkü