Wðinaz
Wðinaz is a reconstructed Proto-Germanic deity associated with victory and possibly wisdom. The name Wðinaz is a scholarly reconstruction, as the name of this deity is not directly attested in surviving texts. It is believed to be the precursor to the Old Norse god Odin and the Old High German Wōdan. The suffix -az is a common reconstructed ending for masculine nouns in Proto-Germanic.
Evidence for Wðinaz comes from comparative linguistics and the later attested figures of Odin and Wōdan. These
The worship of Wðinaz would have predated the migration period and the emergence of distinct Germanic tribes.