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

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 *(s)ten-
stunōną ˈstu.nɔː.nɑ̃ ᛊᛏᚢᚾᛟᚾᚨ
verb Weak class 2 to make a loud sound; crash to thunder, rumble to groan, moan From Proto-Indo-European *(s)ten- (‘to thunder, rustle, rumble, drone, groan’).
stunō
stunǭ
stunōi
stunōsi
stunōs
stunō
stunōsai
stunōsau
stunōþi
stunō
stunōþau
stunōþai
stunōþau
stunōs
stunōw
stunōþiz
stunōþiz
stunōþiz
stunōmaz
stunōm
stunōnþai
stunōnþau
stunōþ
stunōþ
stunōþ
stunōnþai
stunōnþau
stunōnþi
stunōn
stunōnþau
stunōnþai
stunōnþau
stunōdǭ
stunōdēdį̄
stunōdēz
stunōdēdīz
stunōdē
stunōdēdī
stunōdēdū
stunōdēdīw
stunōdēdudiz
stunōdēdīdiz
stunōdēdum
stunōdēdīm
stunōdēdud
stunōdēdīd
stunōdēdun
stunōdēdīn
stunōndz
stunōdaz
stunōną
Proto-West Germanic *stunōn Vulgar Latin *stunō
Proto-West Germanic *stunōn Old Dutch *stunōn, *stonōn Middle Dutch stōnen Dutch steunen
Proto-West Germanic *stunōn Old English stunian Middle English stonen, stone, stoynyn English stun
Proto-West Germanic *stunōn Old High German *stunōn Middle High German stunen, stunden
Proto-West Germanic *stunōn Old Saxon *stunōn Middle Low German stōnen, stȫnen Dutch Low Saxon steunen
German stöhnen
German Low German stöhnen