Proto-Germanic: *mū́xēn, *mūgḗn, *mūgá-z; *mugḗn, -ṓn
Meaning: heap
Old Norse: mūgi m. `Menge, Haufen', mūg-r `id.'
Norwegian: muge, mugje m., muga f.
Old Swedish: mogi
Swedish: dial. moge `Korndiemen von Hafer'
Old English: mūga, mūwa, mūha, -an m. `mow (as in barley-mow), heap'
English: mow
Old High German: mūwerf (8.Jh.), mūwerfo (11.Jh.), (late) mult-werf, molt-werf `Maulwurf'
Middle High German: mūwërf, mūrwer, mūlwerf, -wurf, mūlwelf, moltwërf, -wërfe 'maulwerf'; mocke wk. m. 'klumpen, brocken'
German: Maulwurf
