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

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upanaz ˈu.pɑ.nɑz ᚢᛈᚨᚾᚨᛉ
adj a-stem open Seemingly the past participle of a verb *eupaną, *ūpaną, (though no other evidence of such a verb exists), with said verb being derived from *upp (‘up’) and thus originally meaning ‘lying on top’ > ‘clear, open’.
upanaz
upanō
upaną, -atō
upanai
upanôz
upanō
upananǭ
upanǭ
upaną, -atō
upananz
upanōz
upanō
upanas, -is
upanaizōz
upanas, -is
upanaizǫ̂
upanaizǫ̂
upanaizǫ̂
upanammai
upanaizōi
upanammai
upanaimaz
upanaimaz
upanaimaz
upananō
upanaizō
upananō
upanaimiz
upanaimiz
upanaimiz
upanô
upanǭ
upanô
upananiz
upanōniz
upanōnō
upananų
upanōnų
upanô
upananunz
upanōnunz
upanōnō
upaniniz
upanōniz
upaniniz
upananǫ̂
upanōnǫ̂
upananǫ̂
upanini
upanōni
upanini
upanammaz
upanōmaz
upanammaz
upaninē
upanōnē
upaninē
upanammiz
upanōmiz
upanammiz
Proto-West Germanic *opan Old Dutch opan Middle Dutch ōpen, apen Limburgish aop
Proto-West Germanic *opan Old Dutch opan Middle Dutch ōpen, apen Dutch open Afrikaans oop
Aukan obo
Proto-West Germanic *opan Old Dutch opan Middle Dutch ōpen, apen Dutch open Negerhollands open, hopo Virgin Islands Creole hopo
Proto-West Germanic *opan Old English open Middle English open, opyn, ope English open
Scots appen, apen
Proto-West Germanic *opan Old Frisian open, epen Saterland Frisian eepen
West Frisian iepen
Proto-West Germanic *opan Old High German offan, ophan, ofan Middle High German offen Alemannic German offe
German offen
Yiddish אָפֿן (ofn)
Proto-West Germanic *opan Old Saxon opan, open Middle Low German open, apen Low German open, apen
Old Norse opinn Faroese opin
Icelandic opinn
Norwegian Nynorsk open
Old Norse opinn Danish åben Norwegian Bokmål åpen
Old Norse opinn Old Swedish ypin Swedish öppen