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

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 druit close, firm, trustworthy
traustaz ˈtrɑu̯s.tɑz ᛏᚱᚨᚢᛊᛏᚨᛉ
adj a-stem strong reliable, confident From Proto-Indo-European *deru-, *drew-, *drewH- (‘to be firm, hard, solid; tree’). Particularly close cognate with Old Irish druit (‘close, firm, trustworthy’).
traustaz
traustō
traustą, -at, -atō
traustai
traustôz
traustō
traustanǭ
traustǭ
traustą, -at, -atō
traustanz
traustōz
traustō
traustas, traustis
traustaizōz
traustas, traustis
traustaizǫ̂
traustaizǫ̂
traustaizǫ̂
traustammai
traustaizōi
traustammai
traustaimaz
traustaimaz
traustaimaz
traustanō
traustaizō
traustanō
traustaimiz
traustaimiz
traustaimiz
traustô
traustǭ
traustô
traustaniz
traustōniz
traustōnō
traustanų
traustōnų
traustô
traustanunz
traustōnunz
traustōnō
traustiniz
traustōniz
traustiniz
traustanǫ̂
traustōnǫ̂
traustanǫ̂
traustini
traustōni
traustini
traustammaz
traustōmaz
traustammaz
traustinē
traustōnē
traustinē
traustammiz
traustōmiz
traustammiz
Proto-West Germanic *traust Old Dutch *trōst Old Dutch *gitrōst Middle Dutch getroost Dutch getroost
Proto-West Germanic *traust Old Frisian *trāst Saterland Frisian getraast
West Frisian getreast
Proto-West Germanic *traust Old High German trōst Old High German gitrōst Middle High German getrost German getrost
Proto-West Germanic *traust Old Saxon *trōst Old Saxon *gitrōst Middle Low German getrôst
Old Norse traustr Faroese treystur