Proto-Germanic: *skadwá-z, *skadwṓ, *skadwiō(n)
Meaning: shadow
Gothic: skadu-s m. (u) `shadow'; *ufar-skadwjan wk. `overshadow'
Norwegian: skodde `Nebel', dial. skadda, skodda `nevel'
Old English: sceadu, gen. sceaduwe (sceadwe, sceade) f. `Schatten'; { scead, angl. scad }
Middle English: sceadewe
English: shade, shadow
East Frisian: Fris skaed
Old Saxon: skado
Middle Dutch: scāduwe, scāde f., m.
Dutch: schaduw f., dial. skad
Old Franconian: scado
Middle Low German: schāde
Old High German: scato, gen. -awes `Schatten' (8.Jh.)
Middle High German: schate st./wk. m., schate, schɛte st. f.; schatewe, schetewe wk. m. 'schatten; spiegelbild'
German: Schatten m.
