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

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 *bred- to wander about
prattuz ˈprɑt.tuz ᛈᚱᚨᛏᚢᛉ
noun masculine u-stem boastful talk deceit, trickery, stratagem, list, cunning Perhaps from pre-Germanic *brod-nú-, from Proto-Indo-European *bred- (‘to wander about’). Compare Proto-Slavic *brъditi and Latvian bradāt, both meaning “to talk nonsense”. More at prate, prattle.
prattuz
prattiwiz
prattų
prattunz
prattauz
prattiwǫ̂
prattiwi
prattumaz
prattū
prattumiz
prattu
prattiwiz
Proto-West Germanic *prattu Old Dutch *pratt, *prett Middle Dutch pratte, prat, parte, perte, pert Dutch prat, pret, part
Proto-West Germanic *prattu Old English prætt, præt Middle English præt, pret English prat
Scots pratt, prat, prate, pret
Proto-West Germanic *prattu Old Frisian *prat Saterland Frisian prat, pret
West Frisian pret
Proto-West Germanic *prattu Old Saxon *pratt, *prett Middle Low German pratte Low German prat, prot
Old Norse prettr Faroese pret
Icelandic prettur
Norwegian prette
Scots prettikin, prattick