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

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 𐬐𐬀𐬨𐬥𐬀
kamna
little *ken- to arise, begin *(s)ḱem-
skammaz ˈskɑm.mɑz ᛊᚲᚨᛗᚨᛉ
adj a-stem short; blunt; stunted Of unknown origin. Has been compared with Proto-Indo-Iranian *kambʰ- (‘few, small’) (whence Avestan 𐬐𐬀𐬨𐬥𐬀 (kamna, ‘little’), Persian کم (kam, ‘few, little’)), itself possibly related to Proto-Indo-European *ken- (‘to arise, begin’). Other theories include a derivation from a Proto-Indo-European *(s)ḱem- (‘mutilated, hornless’), whence *hamalaz (‘mutilated, truncated’).
skammaz
skammō
skammą, -atō
skammai
skammôz
skammō
skammanǭ
skammǭ
skammą, -atō
skammanz
skammōz
skammō
skammas, -is
skammaizōz
skammas, -is
skammaizǫ̂
skammaizǫ̂
skammaizǫ̂
skammammai
skammaizōi
skammammai
skammaimaz
skammaimaz
skammaimaz
skammanō
skammaizō
skammanō
skammaimiz
skammaimiz
skammaimiz
skammô
skammǭ
skammô
skammaniz
skammōniz
skammōnō
skammanų
skammōnų
skammô
skammanunz
skammōnunz
skammōnō
skamminiz
skammōniz
skamminiz
skammanǫ̂
skammōnǫ̂
skammanǫ̂
skammini
skammōni
skammini
skammammaz
skammōmaz
skammammaz
skamminē
skammōnē
skamminē
skammammiz
skammōmiz
skammammiz
Old English *sċamm Old English sċōmhylt, sċoomhylti
Old High German skam
Old High German scam
Old Norse skammr Faroese skammur
Icelandic skammur
Old Danish skam
Old Norse skammr Norwegian skam Northern Sami skábma
Old Norse skammr Old Norse skamt Middle English scant English scant
Scots skant, scant
Old Norse skammr Old Swedish skamber Swedish skam