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

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 *(s)pel-
spōlǭ ˈspɔː.lɔ̃ː ᛊᛈᛟᛚᛟ
noun feminine ōn-stem spool; reel (SS: see Kroonen 2017, < *speh₂-tleh₂- from (s)peh₂- to draw, violently set in motion From Proto-Indo-European *(s)pel- (‘to split; cleave; rend; tear’).
spōlǭ
spōlōniz
spōlōnų
spōlōnunz
spōlōniz
spōlōnǫ̂
spōlōni
spōlōmaz
spōlōnē
spōlōmiz
spōlǭ
spōlōniz
Old English *spōle Middle English spole English spool
Irish spól
Scots spule, spuil
Old Frisian *spōle Saterland Frisian Spoule
West Frisian spoel
Old Saxon spōla Middle Low German spōle German Low German Spool
Plautdietsch Spool
Old Dutch *spuola Middle Dutch spoele Dutch spoel
Old Dutch *spuola Middle Dutch spoele Old French spole, espole French espole, espoule, espolin
Italian spola, spuola
Spanish espolin
Old Dutch *spōla Middle Dutch spoele Dutch spoel
Old Dutch *spōla Middle Dutch spoele Old French spole, espole French espole, espoule, espolin
Italian spola, spuola
Spanish espolin
Old High German spuola Middle High German spuole Luxembourgish Spull
Yiddish שפּול (shpul)
Old High German spuola Middle High German spuole German Spule Polish szpula
Old Norse spóla Faroese spóli
Icelandic spóla
Norwegian spole
Old Norse spóla Old Danish spolæ Danish spole
Old Norse spóla Old Swedish spōle Swedish spole