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Category:Proto-West Germanic terms derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *wer- (heed)

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  1. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/biwarōn
  2. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/wardu
  3. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/warnōn
  4. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/warōn
  5. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/warjan
  6. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/ward
  7. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/gawar
  8. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/war
  9. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/warnijan
  10. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/warnu
Oldest pages ordered by last edit:
  1. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/war
  2. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/gawar
  3. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/ward
  4. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/warōn
  5. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/warnōn
  6. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/warjan
  7. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/wardu
  8. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/warnijan
  9. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/warnu
  10. Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/biwarōn

Proto-West Germanic terms that originate ultimately from the Proto-Indo-European root *wer- (heed).