Proto-Germanic: *tī́(g)wa-z
Meaning: a deity
Old Norse: Tǖ-r m. N. eines Gottes, pl. tīvar `Götter'; Tǖr `der Kriegsgott', in Zs. überh. `Gott'; tǖs-dag-r m. `Dienstag'
Norwegian: tüs-dag, tis-dag
Swedish: tis-dag
Danish: tirs-dag
Old English: Tīw (Tīg, Tī), gen. -es m. a Teutonic deity to whom amongst the Latin gods Mars most nearly corresponded; { tīwes-dag }
English: Tuesday
Old Frisian: tīes-di, tīes-dei
Middle Dutch: dinx(en)-dach
Dutch: dinsdag, dial. dīs(en)-dach
Middle Low German: dinges-dach, dingsche dag
Old High German: Zīo, Zio, Ziu; zies-tag (12.Jh.)
Middle High German: zīstac, zīnstac st. m. 'dienstag'
German: alem. Zistig [Dienstag < MLG]
