Germanic etymology : Query result

Proto-Germanic: *akra-z, *akrōn

Meaning: field

IE etymology: IE etymology

Gothic: akr-s m. (a) `field'

Old Norse: akr m. `Acker; Korn, Ackerfrucht', ekra f. `Ackerland'

Norwegian: äkra `Brachhland, Weide'

Old Swedish: ɔ̄ker, āker, akker

Swedish: ɔker, dial. ekrta, äkra `Brachhland, Weide'

Danish: ager

Old English: äcer (äcyr), -es m. `a field, land, sown land'

English: acre `Feldmass'

Old Frisian: ekker

Old Saxon: akkar

Middle Dutch: acker

Dutch: akker m.

Middle Low German: acker

Old High German: ackar (8.Jh.), ahhar

Middle High German: acker st. m., n. 'ackerfeld; ein längen- und flächenmass'

German: Acker m.

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