Proto-Germanic: *f[í]rxnōn, *fúrxnō
Meaning: a fish
Swedish: färna `Weisfisch'
Old English: forn, -e f. `trout', { forne }
Old Saxon: forhna, furhnia
Middle Dutch: voorne
Dutch: voren, voorn m.
Middle Low German: vȫrne
Old High German: for(a)hana (9.Jh.)
Middle High German: forhe, forhel, förhel wk. f., forhen st. f. 'forelle'
German: Forelle (*for(h)en-lēn)
Comments: > Lat fario, gen. -ōnis (Ausonius) ? `Lachsforelle'
