Wic etymology in Old English

Old English word wic comes from Latin -olus, Proto-Indo-European *wey-, Proto-Indo-European *weiḱ-

Dictionary entry	Language	Definition
-olus	Latin (lat)
*wey-	Proto-Indo-European (ine)	to bend, twist, wring
*weiḱ-	Proto-Indo-European (ine)	to settle; settlement, tribe
*weyg-	Proto-Indo-European (ine)
vicus	Latin (lat)	Municipal section or ward, farm. Street; quarter, neighbourhood; row of houses. Village; hamlet.
wic	Old English (ang)	Settlement, village, dwelling. Wick, bay.

Wic etymology