Proto-Germanic: *a(g)wnōn-, *a(g)wnian- vb.
Meaning: to yean
Swedish: gotl. ōna, dial. vara i ōn `drachtig zijn'
Old English: ēanian (ēanigan) (ēanode; ēanod) `yean, bring forth as a ewe', ge-ēan adj. `yeaning'
English: yean `of a ewe, bring forth' < *ge-ēanian
East Frisian: Fris eandsje, inje `lammen'
Dutch: dial. onen `lammeren werpen', dial. oonschap `schaap dat moet lammeren'
