Proto-Germanic: *garda-z, *gardi-z, *girdō; *gurdian- vb., *gurda-z, *gurdila-z, -ō
Meaning: yard
Gothic: gard-s m (i) `house, family'; gɛrda f. (n) `girdle'
Old Norse: garδ-r m. `Zaun, Hof, Garten', gerδ, gjɔrδ f. `Umfriedigung, Einhegung; Gürtel'; { gürδa vb. } { gürδil-l }
Norwegian: gar(d); gjord
Swedish: gɔrd; gjord; gördel
Danish: gɔrd; gjord
Old English: geard, -es m. `inclosure, inclosed place, yard, garden, court, dwelling, home, region, land'; gyrdan; gyrdel
English: yard, girdle, gird
Old Saxon: gard `ingesloten ruimte', pl. `hof, huis'
Middle Dutch: boom-gaert m.; gorden; gordel, gurdel
Dutch: gaard m.; { gorden; gordel }
Middle Low German: gā̆rd; gorde; görden; gördel, gordel
Old High German: gart m. `Garten, Kreis' (9.Jh.); -gart (mittil-gart `orbis', heim-gart `forum'); gurten (9.Jh.); gurtil (8.Jh.), gurtila (11.Jh.)
Middle High German: gurt st. m., gürtel st. m., st./wk. f. 'gürtel'; gürten, gurten wk. 'gürten, umgürten; dem pferde den gurt anlegen'
German: Gürtel m., Gurt m.
