Proto-Germanic: *snūwan-, *snūd=, *snūdr=, etc.
Meaning: wind, twist
Old Norse: snūa (snera, snöra; snūinn) red. `wenden, drehen'; snūδ-r m. `Schlinge; Wendung, Vorteil'; snuna wk. `eine Wendung nehmen'
Norwegian: snua, snu vb.; snur `Art des Betragens'
Swedish: sno vb.
Old Danish: Run. 3 ps. opt.? snuhwe
Danish: sno vb.
Old English: [ snūd m. `ile' ]
