"threads which run across the web from side to side," Old English weft, wefta "weft," related to wefan "to weave," from Proto-Germanic *weftaz (see weave (v.)).
weep
weeping
weepy
weet
weevil
weft
*weg-
*wegh-
wegotism
Wehrmacht
*wei-
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