*hatiz-

Publishes the i-stem ancestry and comparison.

Supplies the comparative Germanic family.

Supplies the Old English form and attested Germanic comparisons.

Independently documents the form, semantic range, and related formations.

Supplies the synchronic corpus lemma, inflection class, and complete current occurrence count.

Publishes the hatis, hatiza, and hatize paradigm and its Greek translation equivalents.

Identifies Gothic a-stem remodeling of an inherited i-stem comparison.

Publishes the Germanic reconstruction and branch comparison.

Independently supplies the i-stem analysis already used by the connected English dossiers.

Publishes the reconstructed stem alternation and High German descendant.

Places Old High German haʒ beside Old Saxon, Dutch, English, Norse, Swedish, and Gothic forms.

Compares Gothic hatis, Old High German haʒ, Old Norse hatr, Old Saxon heti, and Old English hete.

Publishes the reconstructed stem alternation and Old Norse descendant.

Independently places hatr inside the inherited family.

Supplies the chief Old Norse gender, genitive form, corpus count, and semantic range.

Publishes the historical cross-Germanic comparison and neuter classification.

Directly supplies the inherited i-stem comparison and Gothic remodeling contrast.

Preserves a competing inherited stem-class description rather than forcing false agreement.

Classifies the Old Saxon noun and publishes the Germanic comparison beneath its starred normalized headword.

Independently places the attested branch form in the comparative family.

Displays the branch noun beside Old English, Old High German, Old Norse, and Gothic reflexes.

Publishes a competing parent family despite the entry's headword cross-reference to hatōn.

Explicitly groups the adjective with Old Saxon hatōn and heti and the wider hate family.