Proto-Germanic: *ɵurna-z, *ɵurnu-z; *ɵurnia-z
Meaning: thorn, sloe
Gothic: *ɵɔrnu-s m. (u) `thornplant'
Old Norse: ɵorn m. `Dorn, Nadel'; ɵürni-r m. `Dornbusch'
Norwegian: torn; dial. türner
Swedish: torn; törne
Danish: torn; tjörn
Old English: ɵorn, -es m. `thorn, prickle of a plant ; plant on which such prickles grow'
English: thorn
Old Frisian: thornen adj.
Old Saxon: thorn
Middle Dutch: doorn, dōren
Dutch: doorn, doren m.
Old Franconian: thorn
Middle Low German: dōrn
Old High German: thorn (8.Jh.)
Middle High German: dorn st. m. 'dorn, stachel, dornstrauch'
German: Dorn m.
