Proto-Germanic: *fadḗr; *fáɵō/*fadṓ(n)
Meaning: father
Gothic: fadar m. (cons) `father'
Old Norse: faδir m. `Vater'
Norwegian: fader
Swedish: fader
Danish: fader
Old English: fäder (feder) m. `father', faɵu, -e f., faɵe, -an f. `father's swester, paternal aunt'; { fädera }
English: father
Old Frisian: feder; federia
Old Saxon: fadar
Middle Dutch: vāder m.; { vedder }
Dutch: vader m.
Old Franconian: fader
Middle Low German: vāder; { vedere }
Old High German: fater (8.Jh.); fetiro, fatureo `Vetter, Oheim'
Middle High German: vater an. m. 'vater, spez. von gott, vom landesherrn, von geistl. würdernträgern'; { vade, vate `omheining' }; vɛter(e) wk. m. 'vatersbruder, vetter; bruderssohn; (pl.) stammverwandte'
German: Vater m.; { Vetter }
