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

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 *sekʷ- to follow
sehwaną ˈse.xʷɑ.nɑ̃ ᛊᛖᚺᚹᚨᚾᚨ
verb Strong class 5 to see From *sekʷ-e-ti, thematic root present of Proto-Indo-European *sekʷ- (‘to see, notice’), possibly related to *sagjaz (“companion, friend”, literally “follower”).
sehwō
sehwaų
sehwai
sihwizi
sehwaiz
sehw
sehwazai
sehwaizau
sihwidi
sehwai
sehwadau
sehwadai
sehwaidau
sehwōz
sehwaiw
sehwadiz
sehwaidiz
sehwadiz
sehwamaz
sehwaim
sehwandai
sehwaindau
sihwid
sehwaid
sihwid
sehwandai
sehwaindau
sehwandi
sehwain
sehwandau
sehwandai
sehwaindau
sahw
sēwį̄
saht
sēwīz
sahw
sēwī
sēgū
sēwīw
sēgudiz
sēwīdiz
sēgum
sēwīm
sēgud
sēwīd
sēgun
sēwīn
sehwandz
sewanaz
sehwaną
Proto-West Germanic *sehwan Frankish *sehan Old Dutch sian Middle Dutch sien Limburgish zeen
Proto-West Germanic *sehwan Frankish *sehan Old Dutch sian Middle Dutch sien Dutch zien Afrikaans sien
Javindo sien, siet
Jersey Dutch zîn, zîne
Proto-West Germanic *sehwan Old English sēon Middle English seen, se, sein, sen, sien, seo, seon, soe, son, suen, zi English see
Yola zee, zie, ze, zey, sau
Proto-West Germanic *sehwan Old English sēon Middle English seen, se, sein, sen, sien, seo, seon, soe, son, suen, zi Middle Scots se, see, sie Scots see, sie, sey
Proto-West Germanic *sehwan Old Frisian siā Saterland Frisian sjo
West Frisian sjen
Proto-West Germanic *sehwan Old High German sehan Middle High German sëhen, sēn, sien Bavarian segn
Central Franconian sehn, senn, siehn, sinn
German sehen
Mòcheno sechen
Pennsylvania German sehne
Vilamovian zaon
Yiddish זען (zen)
Proto-West Germanic *sehwan Old Saxon sehan Middle Low German sehen, sēn Low German sehn
Old Norse sjá
Gothic 𐍃𐌰𐌹𐍈𐌰𐌽 (saiƕan)