Old English wenn "a wen, tumor, wart," from Proto-Germanic *wanja- "a swelling" (source also of Middle Low German wene, Dutch wen, dialectal German Wenne), from PIE *wen- (2) "to beat, wound" (see wound (n.)).
weltanschauung
welter
welterweight
weltschmerz
*wen-
wen
Wenceslas
wench
Wend
wend
Wendy