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

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sagōną ˈsɑ.ɣɔː.nɑ̃ ᛊᚨᚷᛟᚾᚨ
verb Weak class 2 to saw, cut From *sagō (‘a saw’) + *-ōną.
sagō
sagǭ
sagōi
sagōsi
sagōs
sagō
sagōsai
sagōsau
sagōþi
sagō
sagōþau
sagōþai
sagōþau
sagōs
sagōw
sagōþiz
sagōþiz
sagōþiz
sagōmaz
sagōm
sagōnþai
sagōnþau
sagōþ
sagōþ
sagōþ
sagōnþai
sagōnþau
sagōnþi
sagōn
sagōnþau
sagōnþai
sagōnþau
sagōdǭ
sagōdēdį̄
sagōdēz
sagōdēdīz
sagōdē
sagōdēdī
sagōdēdū
sagōdēdīw
sagōdēdudiz
sagōdēdīdiz
sagōdēdum
sagōdēdīm
sagōdēdud
sagōdēdīd
sagōdēdun
sagōdēdīn
sagōndz
sagōdaz
sagōną
Proto-West Germanic *sagōn Old Dutch *sagon Middle Dutch sāgen Dutch zagen
Proto-West Germanic *sagōn Old English *sagian Middle English sagen, sawen English saw
Scots saw
Proto-West Germanic *sagōn Old Frisian sagia Saterland Frisian soagje
West Frisian saagje, seagje, seegje
Proto-West Germanic *sagōn Old High German sagōn Middle High German sagen German sägen
Proto-West Germanic *sagōn Old Saxon *sagōn Middle Low German sāgen German Low German sagen
Old Norse saga Danish save
Icelandic saga
Swedish saga
Old Norse saga Norwegian ? Norwegian Bokmål sage
Norwegian Nynorsk sage, saga