*wēgō

Runic: ᚹᛖᚷᛟ Pronunciation: /ˈwɛː.ɣɔː/

noun · feminine · ō-stem

Meanings

From *weganą (‘to move, to carry’).

*wāgu (Proto-West Germanic)
- wāga (Old Dutch)
  - wâge (Middle Dutch)
    - waag (Dutch)
*wāgu (Proto-West Germanic)
- wǣġ (Old English)
  - wei, weie (Middle English)
    - wey (English)
*wāgu (Proto-West Germanic)
- wāga (Old High German)
  - wāge (Middle High German)
    - váhy, váha (Czech)
    - Waage (German)
    - Wo (Luxembourgish)
    - váhy, váha (Slovak)
    - vaga (Slovene)
    - וואָג (vog) (Yiddish)
*wāgu (Proto-West Germanic)
- wāga (Old High German)
  - wāge (Middle High German)
    - waga (Old Polish)
      - wŏga (Silesian)
*wāgu (Proto-West Germanic)
- wāga (Old High German)
  - wāge (Middle High German)
    - waga (Old Polish)
      - waga, wága (Polish)
        
        ва́гі (váhi) (Belarusian)
        
        wôga (Kashubian)
        
        ва́га (vága) (Russian)
        
        wogha (Slovincian)
        
        ва́га (váha) (Ukrainian)
*wāgu (Proto-West Germanic)
- wāga (Old High German)
  - wāge (Middle High German)
    - vaga (Serbo-Croatian)
      - ва́га (vága) (Macedonian)
*wāgu (Proto-West Germanic)
- wāga (Old Saxon)
  - wâge (Middle Low German)
    - Waag (German Low German)
vág (Old Norse)
- vog (Icelandic)
vág (Old Norse)
- våg (Norwegian Nynorsk)
  - våga (Russenorsk)
vág (Old Norse)
- wagh (Old Danish)
  - våg (Danish)
vág (Old Norse)
- vāgh (Old Swedish)
  - vaaka (Finnish)
  - våg (Swedish)
*viekō (Proto-Samic)
*väkä (Proto-Finnic)