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

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pīpaną ˈpiː.pɑ.nɑ̃ ᛈᛁᛈᚨᚾᚨ
verb Strong class 1 To chirp or pipe like a bird or rodent To talk in a high-pitched or squeaky voice. To play a pipe or flute; to pipe From Latin pīpō.
pīpō
pīpaų
pīpai
pīpizi
pīpaiz
pīp
pīpazai
pīpaizau
pīpidi
pīpai
pīpadau
pīpadai
pīpaidau
pīpōz
pīpaiw
pīpadiz
pīpaidiz
pīpadiz
pīpamaz
pīpaim
pīpandai
pīpaindau
pīpid
pīpaid
pīpid
pīpandai
pīpaindau
pīpandi
pīpain
pīpandau
pīpandai
pīpaindau
paip
pipį̄
paift
pipīz
paip
pipī
pipū
pipīw
pipudiz
pipīdiz
pipum
pipīm
pipud
pipīd
pipun
pipīn
pīpandz
pipanaz
pīpaną
Proto-West Germanic *pīpan Old Dutch *pīpan Middle Dutch pipen Dutch pijpen, piepen
Limburgish piepe
Proto-West Germanic *pīpan Old High German *phīfan Catalan pifiar
Proto-West Germanic *pīpan Old High German *phīfan Italian piffero, piffaro English piffero
Proto-West Germanic *pīpan Old High German *phīfan Middle High German pfīfen Alemannic German pfife
East Central German feifen
German pfeifen
Rhine Franconian poife, peife, piefe
Yiddish פֿײַפֿן (fayfn)
Proto-West Germanic *pīpan Old High German *phīfan Middle High German pfīfen Bavarian pfeifn, pfeifa Cimbrian faifan
Proto-West Germanic *pīpan Old High German *phīfan Middle High German pfīfen Central Franconian piefe, peife Luxembourgish päifen
Proto-West Germanic *pīpan Old High German *phīfan Spanish pifiar Spanish pifia Portuguese pífio
Proto-West Germanic *pīpan Old Saxon *pīpan Middle Low German pîpen German piepen
Low German piepen
Old Norse *pípa Danish pibe
Icelandic pípa
Swedish pipa