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

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minnisōną ˈmin.ni.sɔː.nɑ̃ ᛗᛁᚾᛁᛊᛟᚾᚨ
verb Weak class 2 to make less, make smaller From *minniz (‘less’) + *-isōną.
minnisō
minnisǭ
minnisōi
minnisōsi
minnisōs
minnisō
minnisōsai
minnisōsau
minnisōþi
minnisō
minnisōþau
minnisōþai
minnisōþau
minnisōs
minnisōw
minnisōþiz
minnisōþiz
minnisōþiz
minnisōmaz
minnisōm
minnisōnþai
minnisōnþau
minnisōþ
minnisōþ
minnisōþ
minnisōnþai
minnisōnþau
minnisōnþi
minnisōn
minnisōnþau
minnisōnþai
minnisōnþau
minnisōdǭ
minnisōdēdį̄
minnisōdēz
minnisōdēdīz
minnisōdē
minnisōdēdī
minnisōdēdū
minnisōdēdīw
minnisōdēdudiz
minnisōdēdīdiz
minnisōdēdum
minnisōdēdīm
minnisōdēdud
minnisōdēdīd
minnisōdēdun
minnisōdēdīn
minnisōndz
minnisōdaz
minnisōną
Proto-West Germanic *minnisōn Old Saxon minsōn
Proto-West Germanic *minnisōn Old English minsian Middle English minsen, mincen English minse, mince
Scots minch, minsch
Proto-West Germanic *minnisōn Old French mincer, mincier Middle French mincer French mincer
Old Norse *minsa Danish mindske
Icelandic minnka
Norwegian minske
Swedish minska
Old Norse *minska Danish mindske
Icelandic minnka
Norwegian minske
Swedish minska