Proto-Germanic: *fráɵa-, *fráɵja-n, *fráɵjan-, *frōdá-
Meaning: clever, understand
Gothic: fraɵi n. (ja) `understanding; think, recognition, understand'; fraɵjan st. `think, recognize, understand'; frōɵ-s (-d-) (a) `intelligent, wise'; *frōdī f. (n) `wisdom'
Old Norse: frōδ-r adj. `klug, weise'
Norwegian: frod
Old Swedish: froɵer
Old English: frōd `wise, prudent, sage, skilful; advanced in years, aged, old, ancient'
Old Frisian: frōd
Old Saxon: frōd `verständig, weise'
Middle Dutch: vroet
Dutch: vroed
Old High German: fruot `verständig, weise', frad `strenuus, efficax', fradalīh `procax'
Middle High German: vruot 'verständig, weise, klug; schön; gut, edel, brav, tüchtig, wacker, fein, artig'
German: schweiz. fruetig `munter, froh, frisch, tapfer, schnell'
