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

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 *myšь mouse
mūs ˈmuːs ᛗᚢᛊ
noun feminine consonant stem mouse Inherited from Proto-Indo-European *múHs. Cognates include Proto-Slavic *myšь (‘mouse’).
mūs
mūsiz
mūsų
mūsunz
mūsiz
mūsǫ̂
mūsi
mūsumaz
mūsē
mūsumiz
mūs
mūsiz
Proto-West Germanic *mūs Old Dutch *mūs Middle Dutch muus Limburgish moes
Proto-West Germanic *mūs Old Dutch *mūs Middle Dutch muus Dutch muis Afrikaans muis
Caribbean Hindustani mus
Jersey Dutch mäus
Negerhollands mischi, miśi, muśi
Sranan Tongo moismoisi
Proto-West Germanic *mūs Old English mūs Middle English mous, mouse, mowse, mows, mus, mowce, muse English mouse, moose, muss
Scots moose
Proto-West Germanic *mūs Old Frisian mūs North Frisian müs
Saterland Frisian Múus
West Frisian mûs
Proto-West Germanic *mūs Old High German mūs Middle High German mūs Alemannic German Muus, Müss
Cimbrian maus
German Maus
Vilamovian maojs
Yiddish מויז (moyz)
Proto-West Germanic *mūs Old High German mūs Middle High German mūs Central Franconian Muus, Mus, Maus, Mous Hunsrik Maus
Luxembourgish Maus
Proto-West Germanic *mūs Old Saxon mūs Middle Low German mûs Low German Muus
Plautdietsch Mus
Old Norse mús Elfdalian maus
Faroese mús
Gutnish mäus
Icelandic mús
Norn mus
Old Norse mús Norwegian ? Norwegian Bokmål mus
Norwegian Nynorsk mus
Old Norse mús Old Danish mūs Danish mus
Old Norse mús Old Swedish mūs Swedish mus