çekim: geçmiş väijynyt · şimdiki väijyy · ulaç väijyvä
köken: Either from Proto-Finnic *väijüdäk (compare Livonian ve’jjõ (“to fish”)), or alternatively equivalent to väijä- + -yä (from the same Old Swedish verb as vääjätä), through earlier *väɣjy- (compare third-person plural indicative wäghyuet attested in Agricola's writings).
çekim: geçmiş positive subject concord + -liotea · şimdiki anaotea
aile: uoteaji
mitāwhanga, whakamoho
Etimoloji
15th century, extended form of older Middle High German wegelāgen, from Old High German weg (“way, road”) + lāgōn (“lie in ambush”), the latter derived from lāga (“lying, laying; ambush”), whence modern Lage. The form in -ern through association with lagern (“to rest, camp”), which is not immediately related, but ultimately from the same root.