Proto-Germanic: *sláixwōn, *slai(g)wṓn
Meaning: sloe
Swedish: slɔn
Danish: (alter) slɔ
Old English: slā, gen. slān f., slāh, -e f., slāg, -e f. `sloe'
English: sloe
Middle Dutch: slee (sleen) f.
Dutch: slee m.
Middle Low German: slē
Old High German: slēha (9.Jh.), { slēwa }
Middle High German: slēhe wk./st. f. 'schlehe'
German: Schlehe f.
