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

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 *doh₁ to da until, to
tō ˈtɔː ᛏᛟ
preposition to From Proto-Indo-European *doh₁ (‘to’), instrumental singular of *de (‘to, towards’). Cognate with Russian до (do, ‘to’), Latvian da (‘until, to’).
Proto-West Germanic *tō Old Dutch tuo Middle Dutch toe, to, te Dutch toe Afrikaans toe
Jersey Dutch tû
Negerhollands tu, toe, due
Proto-West Germanic *tō Old Dutch tuo Old Dutch tuote, *tō, *ta Middle Dutch tote, tot, toete, toet Limburgish tót
Proto-West Germanic *tō Old Dutch tuo Old Dutch tuote, *tō, *ta Middle Dutch tote, tot, toete, toet Dutch tot Afrikaans tot
Berbice Creole Dutch tutu
Jersey Dutch tut, tût
Negerhollands tot, tee
Proto-West Germanic *tō Old English tō, ti Middle English to English to, too
Geordie te, tiv
Scots tae
Proto-West Germanic *tō Old Frisian tō, to North Frisian to, tö, tu
Old Frisian tote, tot
Saterland Frisian tou
West Frisian ta
Proto-West Germanic *tō Old High German zuo, za, zi Middle High German zuo Cimbrian zo
East Central German zu
German zu
Luxembourgish zou, zu
Vilamovian cy
Yiddish צו (tsu)
Proto-West Germanic *tō Old High German zuo, za, zi Old High German zuoza, zuozi Middle High German zuoze
Proto-West Germanic *tō Old Saxon tō, tuo, thuo, te, ti Middle Low German tô Low German to
Plautdietsch to
Proto-West Germanic *tō Old Saxon tō, tuo, thuo, te, ti Old Saxon tōtō, tōte Middle Low German tôte, tote, tôt, tot