Proto-Germanic: *spanēn, *spanō(n), *spanjō(n), *spunn=
Meaning: teat
Old Norse: speni m. `Zitze, Brustwarze'
Norwegian: spene
Swedish: spene
Danish: spene
Old English: spanu, -e f., spane, -an f. `teat'
Middle Dutch: spēne f. `tepel, aambei'; Kil. sponne, spunne `tepel', sponne `moedermelk'; spēne-varken
Dutch: speen f.; spalling
Middle Low German: spēne `Zitze'; spōne f. `Brustwarze, Milch'; spōn(e)-verken
Old High German: speni-far(a)h, spunni-far(a)h (12.Jh.); pl. spunni m. (um 1000) `de borsten'
Middle High German: spɛn st. f. 'mumuttermilch, -brust'; spünne, spüne, spune, spunne s t. f., n. 'mutterbrust; muttermilch'; spɛnsū st. f., -varch st. n. 'milchnerkel'
German: Spanferkel n.
