Proto-Germanic: *dawwá-n, -z, *dawwṓ, *dawwian- vb.
Meaning: dew
Old Norse: dɔgg f. `Tau'; dɔggva, döggva wk. `tauen'
Norwegian: dogg; döggja, deggja vb.
Old Swedish: dügga vb.
Swedish: dagg, dugg; dial. dögga `tauen'
Danish: dug
Old English: dēaw m., n.
English: dew
Old Frisian: dāw n.
Old Saxon: dau n.
Middle Dutch: dau, dou, gen. dauwes m.
Dutch: dauw m.; { dauwen }
Middle Low German: douwe, dow
Old High German: tou n. (8.Jh.)
Middle High German: tou (gen. touwes) n., md. n./m. 'tau'; touwen wk. 'tauen'
German: Tau m.
