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

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 *wert- to turn
werþaz ˈwer.θɑz ᚹᛖᚱᚦᚨᛉ
adj a-stem worthy, valuable From Pre-Germanic *wértos. While Kroonen leaves the origin open, Matasović derives the word from Proto-Indo-European *wert- (‘to turn’) through an intermediary meaning of "exchange", a development also seen in Celtic; compare Proto-Brythonic *gwerθ (‘worth, price’).
werþaz
werþō
werþą, -atō
werþai
werþôz
werþō
werþanǭ
werþǭ
werþą, -atō
werþanz
werþōz
werþō
werþas, -is
werþaizōz
werþas, -is
werþaizǫ̂
werþaizǫ̂
werþaizǫ̂
werþammai
werþaizōi
werþammai
werþaimaz
werþaimaz
werþaimaz
werþanō
werþaizō
werþanō
werþaimiz
werþaimiz
werþaimiz
werþô
werþǭ
werþô
werþaniz
werþōniz
werþōnō
werþanų
werþōnų
werþô
werþanunz
werþōnunz
werþōnō
werþiniz
werþōniz
werþiniz
werþanǫ̂
werþōnǫ̂
werþanǫ̂
werþini
werþōni
werþini
werþammaz
werþōmaz
werþammaz
werþinē
werþōnē
werþinē
werþammiz
werþōmiz
werþammiz
Old English weorþ Middle English worth English worth
Scots wirth
Old Frisian werth
Old Frisian werd
Old Saxon werth Middle Low German wert Estonian väärt
Old Dutch werth Middle Dutch wert, waert Dutch waard Afrikaans waarde
Old High German werd Middle High German wert Cimbrian bèart
Hunsrik Weert
Luxembourgish wäert
Yiddish ווערט (vert), ווערד (verd)
Old High German werd Middle High German wert German wert, Wert Polish wart
Ukrainian вартий (vartyj)
Old Norse verðr Danish værd
Faroese verður
Icelandic verður
Norwegian ?, verdt, verd
Old Norse verðr Old Swedish værþer Swedish värd
Old Norse verð Danish værd
Faroese verður
Icelandic verður
Norwegian ?, verdt, verd
Old Norse verð Old Swedish værþer Swedish värd
Gothic 𐍅𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌸𐍃 (wairþs)
Gothic 𐍅𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌸 (wairþ)
Proto-Finnic *vërta Estonian võrd
Finnish verta