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From two differentProto-Indo-European roots:[1]
*wesaną
This verb is suppletive. The past and imperative are conjugated with the strong class 5 stemwes-, the remainder with an irregular stem(i)s-.
This section only lists descendants of the infinitive form,*wesaną. For other inflections, see the#Inflection section above.
FromProto-Indo-European*wes-(“to graze”). Related toProto-Celtic*westā(“food, feast”),Latinvēscor(“to make use of”).[2][3]
*wesaną