Proto-Germanic: *inō, *inilō, *fir-inō
Meaning: sin, evil
Gothic: *inilō f. (n) `excuse, opportunity'; fɛr-ina f. (ō) `fault, reproach'
Old Norse: firn n. `etwas Aussertordentliches; Frevel, Wunder'; firin- `sehr böse'
Old English: firen; firenian; firin-weorc `Gewalttat, Verbrechen'
Old Frisian: firne, ferne
Old Saxon: firina `Verbrechen'; firin-werc `Gewalttat, Verbrechen'
Old High German: fir-inōn `sündigen'; firina `Verbrechen'
