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

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 *terp- to be stiff *treyp- to seize
þrībaną ˈθriː.βɑ.nɑ̃ ᚦᚱᛁᛒᚨᚾᚨ
verb Strong class 1 to seize; grasp; take hold of to take hold; catch on; prosper Apparently from a Proto-Indo-European *treyp- (‘to seize’), whose origin Kroonen leaves open. That said, note similarities to Proto-Indo-European *terp- (‘to satisfy, enjoy’), *trep- (‘to turn’).
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þrībai
þrībizi
þrībaiz
þrīb
þrībazai
þrībaizau
þrībidi
þrībai
þrībadau
þrībadai
þrībaidau
þrībōz
þrībaiw
þrībadiz
þrībaidiz
þrībadiz
þrībamaz
þrībaim
þrībandai
þrībaindau
þrībid
þrībaid
þrībid
þrībandai
þrībaindau
þrībandi
þrībain
þrībandau
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þrībaindau
þraib
þribį̄
þraift
þribīz
þraib
þribī
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þribīw
þribudiz
þribīdiz
þribum
þribīm
þribud
þribīd
þribun
þribīn
þrībandz
þribanaz
þrībaną
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