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

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 *sneyg- to crawl snīgt to hand, pass, reach
snīkaną ˈsniː.kɑ.nɑ̃ ᛊᚾᛁᚲᚨᚾᚨ
verb Strong class 1 to crawl to creep Probably from a Proto-Indo-European *sneyg- (‘to crawl’), and cognate with Latvian snīgt (‘to hand, pass, reach’). See also the semantically and phonetically similar *sneganą (‘to crawl, creep’), though a formal relation is difficult.
snīkō
snīkaų
snīkai
snīkizi
snīkaiz
snīk
snīkazai
snīkaizau
snīkidi
snīkai
snīkadau
snīkadai
snīkaidau
snīkōz
snīkaiw
snīkadiz
snīkaidiz
snīkadiz
snīkamaz
snīkaim
snīkandai
snīkaindau
snīkid
snīkaid
snīkid
snīkandai
snīkaindau
snīkandi
snīkain
snīkandau
snīkandai
snīkaindau
snaik
snikį̄
snaiht
snikīz
snaik
snikī
snikū
snikīw
snikudiz
snikīdiz
snikum
snikīm
snikud
snikīd
snikun
snikīn
snīkandz
snikanaz
snīkaną
Proto-West Germanic *snīkan Old English snīcan Middle English sniken English sneak, snitch
Scots sneke, sneak
Old Norse sníkja Faroese sníkja
Icelandic sníkja
Norwegian Nynorsk snikja, snika
Swedish snika
Old Norse sníkja Old Danish *snikæ, *snigæ Danish snige Norwegian Bokmål snike
Old Norse sníkja Old Danish *snikæ, *snigæ Middle English sniȝen, snyȝen English sny
Old Norse *snīkijaną Faroese sníkja
Icelandic sníkja
Norwegian Nynorsk snikja, snika
Swedish snika
Old Norse *snīkijaną Old Danish *snikæ, *snigæ Danish snige Norwegian Bokmål snike
Old Norse *snīkijaną Old Danish *snikæ, *snigæ Middle English sniȝen, snyȝen English sny