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

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swaimōną ˈswɑi̯.mɔː.nɑ̃ ᛊᚹᚨᛁᛗᛟᚾᚨ
verb Weak class 2 to swing, sway to float, hover Likely related to *swīmaną (‘to sway, swoon’).
swaimō
swaimǭ
swaimōi
swaimōsi
swaimōs
swaimō
swaimōsai
swaimōsau
swaimōþi
swaimō
swaimōþau
swaimōþai
swaimōþau
swaimōs
swaimōw
swaimōþiz
swaimōþiz
swaimōþiz
swaimōmaz
swaimōm
swaimōnþai
swaimōnþau
swaimōþ
swaimōþ
swaimōþ
swaimōnþai
swaimōnþau
swaimōnþi
swaimōn
swaimōnþau
swaimōnþai
swaimōnþau
swaimōdǭ
swaimōdēdį̄
swaimōdēz
swaimōdēdīz
swaimōdē
swaimōdēdī
swaimōdēdū
swaimōdēdīw
swaimōdēdudiz
swaimōdēdīdiz
swaimōdēdum
swaimōdēdīm
swaimōdēdud
swaimōdēdīd
swaimōdēdun
swaimōdēdīn
swaimōndz
swaimōdaz
swaimōną
Proto-West Germanic *swaimōn Old English swāmian
Proto-West Germanic *swaimōn Old Dutch *sweimon, *swēmon Middle Dutch sweimen, *swêmen Dutch zwemen
Proto-West Germanic *swaimōn Old High German *sweimōn Middle High German sweimen
Proto-West Germanic *swaimōn Old Saxon *swēmōn Middle Low German swêmen, sweimen
Old Norse sveima Icelandic sveima
Norwegian Nynorsk sveime, sveima