Proto-Germanic: *dauma-z, *daumōn-; *dauni-z, *dūna-z; *duska-
Meaning: smell, stink
Gothic: daun-s f. (i) `sense of smell, smell, fragrance'
Old Norse: daun-n m. `Gestank'; dūn-n m. `Daune, Flaumfeder'; deyna wk. `Übel riechen', dūni m. `Feuer' (ɵula)
Norwegian: döyna `kalte Hohnworte sagen'; dun
Old Swedish: dön; döna `stinken'
Swedish: dun
Old Danish: dön
Danish: dun
Old English: dōmian `dampfen'; dox `dunkel'
English: dusk
Old Saxon: dununga `deliramentum'
Middle Dutch: doom
Dutch: zuidnl. doom m. `damp, nevel, uitwaseming van dieren'; { dons `Daune' }
Old High German: { toum `Dampf, Dunst, Duft' }; { tūvar, tūbar `wahnsinnig' }
Middle High German: toum st. m. 'dunst, duft, qualm'
