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

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sundrōną ˈsun.drɔː.nɑ̃ ᛊᚢᚾᛞᚱᛟᚾᚨ
verb Weak class 2 to sunder, to separate From *sundraz (‘separate, isolated, alone’) + *-ōną.
sundrō
sundrǭ
sundrōi
sundrōsi
sundrōs
sundrō
sundrōsai
sundrōsau
sundrōþi
sundrō
sundrōþau
sundrōþai
sundrōþau
sundrōs
sundrōw
sundrōþiz
sundrōþiz
sundrōþiz
sundrōmaz
sundrōm
sundrōnþai
sundrōnþau
sundrōþ
sundrōþ
sundrōþ
sundrōnþai
sundrōnþau
sundrōnþi
sundrōn
sundrōnþau
sundrōnþai
sundrōnþau
sundrōdǭ
sundrōdēdį̄
sundrōdēz
sundrōdēdīz
sundrōdē
sundrōdēdī
sundrōdēdū
sundrōdēdīw
sundrōdēdudiz
sundrōdēdīdiz
sundrōdēdum
sundrōdēdīm
sundrōdēdud
sundrōdēdīd
sundrōdēdun
sundrōdēdīn
sundrōndz
sundrōdaz
sundrōną
Proto-West Germanic *sundrōn Old Dutch *sunderon Middle Dutch sonderen Dutch zonderen
Proto-West Germanic *sundrōn Old English sundrian Middle English sundren English sunder
Scots sunder, sinder
Proto-West Germanic *sundrōn Old Frisian *sundria Saterland Frisian sunnerje
West Frisian sûnderje
Proto-West Germanic *sundrōn Old High German suntarōn Middle High German sundern German sondern
Proto-West Germanic *sundrōn Old Saxon *sundrōn Middle Low German sunderen, sönderen, sünderen German Low German sünnern
Plautdietsch sondren
Old Norse sundra Icelandic sundra