Proto-Germanic: *murgVna-z, *margina-z; *mirkwia-, *mirkwian- vb.; *mirkwiēn
Meaning: morning
Gothic: mɔrgin-s m. (a) `morning(time); tomorrow'
Old Norse: mürgin-n, morgin-n, morgun-n, mergin-n m. `Morgen'; mürk-r `finster', mjorkvi, mürkvi, mörkvi m. `dichter Nebel'; mürkja, mürkva wk. `dunkel machen, werden'
Norwegian: morgon; mürk adj.; mürkja vb.
Old Swedish: mürkia vb.
Swedish: morgon; mörk adj.
Old Danish: mürkä vb.
Danish: morgen; mörk adj.
Old English: morgen, mergen; mierce `dunkel'
English: morning, morn
Old Frisian: morn
Old Saxon: morgan; mirki `dunkel'
Middle Dutch: morghen m.; { marghen, maerghen, merghen }
Dutch: morgen m.; { dial. margen, mergen }
Old Franconian: morgan, morgen
Middle Low German: morgen
Old High German: morgan (8.Jh.)
Middle High German: morgen st. m. 'morgen, vormittag'
German: Morgen m.
