Proto-Germanic: *fritan-/*firtan- vb.; *firt=, *furti-z, *fratōn- vb., *farta-z, *fartōn- vb.
Meaning: discharge wind
Old Norse: freta st., frata wk. `furzen'; fretr `Furz'
Norwegian: frata vb.
Swedish: fjärta vb., dial. fräta vb.
Danish: fjerte vb.
Old English: feorting 'Furz' { feortan `furzen' }
English: fart
Middle Dutch: verten, vorten
Middle Low German: verten
Old High German: ferzan (9.Jh.) 'furzen', firz (Hs. 12.Jh.), furz (11.Jh.) `Furtz'
Middle High German: vërzen st. 'bombisare, pedere; vurz, vorz, varz st. m. 'furz'; vurzen, vorzen, varzen wk. 'pedere'
German: Furz m., furzen
