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

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wanjaną ˈwɑn.jɑ.nɑ̃ ᚹᚨᚾᛃᚨᚾᚨ
verb Weak class 1 to accustom, to make used to From *wanaz (‘accustomed’) + *-janą (‘factitive suffix’).
wanjō
wanjaų
wanjai
wanisi
wanjais
wani
wanjasai
wanjaisau
waniþi
wanjai
wanjaþau
wanjaþai
wanjaiþau
wanjōs
wanjaiw
wanjaþiz
wanjaiþiz
wanjaþiz
wanjamaz
wanjaim
wanjanþai
wanjainþau
waniþ
wanjaiþ
waniþ
wanjanþai
wanjainþau
wanjanþi
wanjain
wanjanþau
wanjanþai
wanjainþau
wanidǭ
wanidēdį̄
wanidēz
wanidēdīz
wanidē
wanidēdī
wanidēdū
wanidēdīw
wanidēdudiz
wanidēdīdiz
wanidēdum
wanidēdīm
wanidēdud
wanidēdīd
wanidēdun
wanidēdīn
wanjandz
wanidaz
wanjaną
Proto-West Germanic *wannjan Old Dutch *wennen Middle Dutch wennen Dutch wennen Afrikaans wen
Proto-West Germanic *wannjan Old English wenian, wennan Middle English wenen English wean
Scots wain
Proto-West Germanic *wannjan Old Frisian wena, wenia, wennia, winnia Saterland Frisian woane
West Frisian wenne
Proto-West Germanic *wannjan Old High German wennen Middle High German wenen, wennen German entwöhnen, gewöhnen, verwöhnen
Luxembourgish winnen
Proto-West Germanic *wannjan Old Saxon wennian Middle Low German wennen, wenen, wēnen German Low German wennen
Old Norse venja Elfdalian wena
Faroese venja
Gutnish väne
Icelandic venja
Norwegian Nynorsk venja, venna, vønjå, væna
Old Norse venja Old Danish wæniæ Scanian vænna
Old Norse venja Old Danish wæniæ Danish vænne Norwegian Bokmål venne
Old Norse venja Old Swedish vænia Swedish vänja