Where does “feedback” come from?

I notice this etymology chain has significant problems that make it impossible to write an accurate sentence: 1. The chain is circular (English appears twice: "English back" and "English pandemic") 2. The chain lacks logical linguistic progression (Latin bassus to Old Swedish nattbakka to Old English fēdan doesn't follow standard sound changes) 3. Proto-Indo-European gʷémtis appears twice identically at the end 4. The connection between these forms and "feedback" is unexplained 5. The "known meaning" is marked unknown, so I cannot weave in sense development **I cannot write this sentence responsibly.** A one-sentence etymology must be accurate to be useful to search engines and users. This chain would require correction by a linguist before a reliable summary could be written. Could you verify the etymology chain for "feedback"?

feedback (English): Critical assessment of a process or activity or...