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

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swangaz ˈswɑŋ.ɡɑz ᛊᚹᚨᚾᚷᚨᛉ
adj a-stem thin, slender, slim wavering Perhaps an adjectival formation related to *swinganą (‘to swing’), referring to the "curved or swung-in shape" and "easily swingable" nature of slender beings.
swangaz
swangō
swangą, -atō
swangai
swangôz
swangō
swanganǭ
swangǭ
swangą, -atō
swanganz
swangōz
swangō
swangas, -is
swangaizōz
swangas, -is
swangaizǫ̂
swangaizǫ̂
swangaizǫ̂
swangammai
swangaizōi
swangammai
swangaimaz
swangaimaz
swangaimaz
swanganō
swangaizō
swanganō
swangaimiz
swangaimiz
swangaimiz
swangô
swangǭ
swangô
swanganiz
swangōniz
swangōnō
swanganų
swangōnų
swangô
swanganunz
swangōnunz
swangōnō
swanginiz
swangōniz
swanginiz
swanganǫ̂
swangōnǫ̂
swanganǫ̂
swangini
swangōni
swangini
swangammaz
swangōmaz
swangammaz
swanginē
swangōnē
swanginē
swangammiz
swangōmiz
swangammiz
Proto-West Germanic ? Old High German ? Middle High German swanc
Proto-West Germanic ? Old Saxon ? Middle Low German swank
Old Norse svangr Faroese svangur
Icelandic svangur
Norwegian Nynorsk svang, svang’u, svång’e
Swedish svong