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

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 двигъ
dvigŭ
branch *dwigʰon forked branch
twīgą ˈtwiː.ɣɑ̃ ᛏᚹᛁᚷᚨ
noun neuter a-stem branch twig From Proto-Indo-European *dwigʰon (‘forked branch’), which Orel derives from *dwóh₁ (‘two’), presumably based on the two-forked shape of twigs, though Kroonen adduces no cognates outside of Germanic and leaves the origin open. Compare Old Church Slavonic двигъ (dvigŭ, ‘branch’), Albanian degë (‘branch’).
twīgą
twīgō
twīgą
twīgō
twīgas, twīgis
twīgǫ̂
twīgai
twīgamaz
twīgō
twīgamiz
twīgą
twīgō
Old English twiġ Middle English twi, twyg, twig, twigge English twig
Scots twigg, tuigg
Old English twī Middle English twi, twyg, twig, twigge English twig
Scots twigg, tuigg
Old English twīġa Middle English twi, twyg, twig, twigge English twig
Scots twigg, tuigg
Old English twicg, twigg Middle English twi, twyg, twig, twigge English twig
Scots twigg, tuigg
Old Frisian *twīch North Frisian twiig
Saterland Frisian Twiech
West Frisian twiich
Old Saxon *twig Middle Low German twîch German Low German Twieg
Old Saxon *twīh Middle Low German twîch German Low German Twieg
Old Dutch *twig Middle Dutch twijch Dutch twijg
Old Dutch *twīh Middle Dutch twijch Dutch twijg
Old High German zwīg Middle High German zwīc, zwī German Zweig
Luxembourgish Zwäig
Yiddish צווײַג (tsvayg)
Old High German zwī Middle High German zwīc, zwī German Zweig
Luxembourgish Zwäig
Yiddish צווײַג (tsvayg)