Proto-Germanic: *sunú-z, *suní-z, *sōnV-z; *sōni-z; *suxtriēn
Meaning: son
Gothic: sunu-s m. (u) `son'
Old Norse: sun-r, son-r
Swedish: son
Old English: { sun }; suhterga (suhtriga, suhtria), -an m. `brother's son, nephew'
English: son
Old Frisian: sunu, sune, sun, son
Old Saxon: sunu
Middle Dutch: sōne, zuene
Dutch: zoon m., dial. zeun
Middle Low German: sȫne
Old High German: sunu (8.Jh.), sun (i-St., 8.Jh.)
Middle High German: sun, suon, md. son, sūn st. m. 'sohn; das männl. junge der tiere'
German: Sohn m.
