*wēniz^¹

Runic: ᚹᛖᚾᛁᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈwɛː.niz/

noun · feminine · i-stem

Meanings

Likely nominalized from the adjective, though Kroonen and Orel consider the noun to be the original form.

*wāni (Proto-West Germanic)
- wēn (Old Frisian)
- wān (Old Saxon)
*wāni (Proto-West Germanic)
- wān (Old Dutch)
  - wâen (Middle Dutch)
    - waan (Limburgish)
*wāni (Proto-West Germanic)
- wān (Old Dutch)
  - wâen (Middle Dutch)
    - waan (Dutch)
      - waan (Afrikaans)
*wāni (Proto-West Germanic)
- wēn (Old English)
  - wene, wen (Middle English)
    - ween (English)
    - wen, wene (Scots)
*wāni (Proto-West Germanic)
- wān (Old High German)
  - wān (Middle High German)
    - Wahn (German)
    - Woun (Luxembourgish)
ván (Old Norse)
- vón (Faroese)
- von (Icelandic)
- von (Norwegian)
- wān (Old Danish)
ván (Old Norse)
- iwon, wane, wone (Middle English)
  - wone (English)
ván (Old Norse)
- vān (Old Swedish)
  - vån (Swedish)
vǫ́n (Old Norse)
- vón (Faroese)
- von (Icelandic)
- von (Norwegian)
- wān (Old Danish)
vǫ́n (Old Norse)
- iwon, wane, wone (Middle English)
  - wone (English)
vǫ́n (Old Norse)
- vān (Old Swedish)
  - vån (Swedish)
vón (Old Norse)
- vón (Faroese)
- von (Icelandic)
- von (Norwegian)
- wān (Old Danish)
vón (Old Norse)
- iwon, wane, wone (Middle English)
  - wone (English)
vón (Old Norse)
- vān (Old Swedish)
  - vån (Swedish)
ón (Old Norse)
- vón (Faroese)
- von (Icelandic)
- von (Norwegian)
- wān (Old Danish)
ón (Old Norse)
- iwon, wane, wone (Middle English)
  - wone (English)
ón (Old Norse)
- vān (Old Swedish)
  - vån (Swedish)
𐍅𐌴𐌽𐍃 (wēns) (Gothic)