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

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 *welg- moist, wet
wlakwaz ˈwlɑ.kʷɑz ᚹᛚᚨᚲᚹᚨᛉ
adj a-stem lukewarm From Proto-Indo-European *welg- (‘moist, wet’).
wlakwaz
wlakwō
wlakwą, -atō
wlakwai
wlakwôz
wlakwō
wlakwanǭ
wlakwǭ
wlakwą, -atō
wlakwanz
wlakwōz
wlakwō
wlakwas, -is
wlakwaizōz
wlakwas, -is
wlakwaizǫ̂
wlakwaizǫ̂
wlakwaizǫ̂
wlakwammai
wlakwaizōi
wlakwammai
wlakwaimaz
wlakwaimaz
wlakwaimaz
wlakwanō
wlakwaizō
wlakwanō
wlakwaimiz
wlakwaimiz
wlakwaimiz
wlakwô
wlakwǭ
wlakwô
wlakwaniz
wlakwōniz
wlakwōnō
wlakwanų
wlakwōnų
wlakwô
wlakwanunz
wlakwōnunz
wlakwōnō
wlakwiniz
wlakwōniz
wlakwiniz
wlakwanǫ̂
wlakwōnǫ̂
wlakwanǫ̂
wlakwini
wlakwōni
wlakwini
wlakwammaz
wlakwōmaz
wlakwammaz
wlakwinē
wlakwōnē
wlakwinē
wlakwammiz
wlakwōmiz
wlakwammiz
Proto-West Germanic *wlaku Old English wlacu, wlæc Middle English wlak, wlach Early Scots *wlach, *walch, *walgh Scots wallachie, wauch
Proto-West Germanic *wlaku Old Saxon *wlak Middle Low German wlak, wlack