Proto-Germanic: *dars=, *dursan-, *dursti-
Meaning: dare
Gothic: ga-dɔrsan (ga-dars; ga-dɔrsum) prt.-prs. `dare'
Old English: dear(r), durran `wagen'; gedyrst f. `Kühnheit, Verwegenheit'
East Frisian: Fris dur, dor `ik wag, durf'
Old Saxon: gidurran, gidar `wagen'
Middle Dutch: dorren, dar
Old High German: { (gi)tar, (gi)turran `wagen'; giturst fg. `Kühnheit, Verwergenheit' }
Middle High German: getar st. m. 'kühnheit', geturst st. f., n. 'kühnheit, verwegenheit'
