Proto-Germanic: *furxtīn, -ō; *furxta-; *furxtian- vb., *furxtōn- vb.
Meaning: fear, frighten
Gothic: fɔrht-s (a) `fearful, afraid'; *fɔrhtjan sik `be afraid'
Old English: fryhtu, -e f., fyrhto (fyrhtu), -e f. `fear, fright, dread, terror, trembling'; forht `fearful, timid, affrighted; terrible, dreadful, formidable'; { forhtian, fryhta }
English: fright; frighten
Old Frisian: fruchte; fruchta vb.
Old Saxon: forhta `Furcht', forht `furchtsam'; forhtian
Middle Dutch: vrucht `vrees'; vruchten
Old Franconian: forhta; forhton, forhtan, forhtin
Middle Low German: vruchte; vrüchten
Old High German: for(a)hta `Furcht' (8.Jh.), got-for(a)ht `furchtsam'; furhten, for(a)hten
Middle High German: vorcht st. m. 'furcht', vorht(e) st. f. 'furcht, angst, besorgnis'; vürhten, vurhten, vörhten, vorhten wk. intr. 'furcht, angst, besorgnis empfinde', tr. 'fürchten'
German: Furcht
