Proto-Germanic: *waidá-n, -z
Meaning: woad
Old English: wād, -es n. `woad (plant much used for dyeing)'
English: woad
Middle Dutch: wēde, weet, Kil. weed, weedte, weet, weete
Dutch: wede f., dial. weet
Middle Low German: wēt, wēde m.?
Old High German: weit m.
Middle High German: weit (-d-) st. m. 'waid, das färberkraut; befleckung'
German: { Waid }
