Proto-Germanic: *snuzá-z, *snuzṓ; *snōzṓ, *snazṓ
Meaning: daughter-in-law
Gothic: CrimGot *schnos (mispr. schuos) `sponsa'
Old Norse: snor, snör f. `Schwiegertochter, Schnur'
Old English: snoru, -e f. `daughter-in-law'
Old Frisian: snore
Middle Dutch: snare `schoondochter, -zuster, -moeder'; snoere
Dutch: snaar f.; snoer f.
Middle Low German: snare; snōr
Old High German: snur, snor, snura, snuora
Middle High German: snur, snuor st. f. 'sohnes frau, schnur; meretrix', md. snor, snare wk. f. 'ds.'
German: { Schnur }
