Where does “gawky” come from?

I need to work through this chain carefully, but I notice significant problems: 1. The chain shows "English gawk | English gaw | English God | Latin -ia | Latin -ivus | Latin -ia | Proto-Indo-European -kos | Proto-Indo-European -kos" but this doesn't form a coherent etymological path from "gawky" to any root. 2. The chain includes "English God" which seems unrelated to "gawk/gawky." 3. Multiple Latin and PIE suffixes are listed without clear connections to the headword. 4. The meaning of "gawky" is listed as unknown, but the actual meaning (awkward, ungainly) is well-documented. This chain as presented cannot support an accurate etymology sentence following your rules. I cannot write a sentence that names "every language in the chain in order" because: - The chain appears corru

gawky (English): Awkward, ungainly; lacking grace or dexterity in...