Proto-Germanic: *táxra-z,-n, *tagrá-z, -n; *tráxnu-, *tráxr=
Meaning: tear(s)
Gothic: tagr n. (a) `tar'
Old Norse: tār n.
Norwegian: tɔr m. `Tropfen, Schluck', tɔr(a) f. `Träne'
Swedish: tɔr `Träne'
Danish: tɔr `Tropfen', tɔre `Träne'
Old English: tēar (tehor, tēor, täher, teher, tehher), -es m. `tear'; teagor, -es n. `id.'
English: tear
Old Frisian: tār
Old Saxon: pl. trahni `Tränen'
Middle Dutch: traen m. `traan, druppel, vocht'
Dutch: traan m.
Old Franconian: pl. trāni m.
Middle Low German: trān `Träne, Tran'
Old High German: zahar m. (8.Jh.); trahan m. (9.Jh.)
Middle High German: traher, trɛher st. m. 'träne'; trahen, trān (pl. trahene, trɛhene, trēne) st. m. 'träne; tropfen'; zaher, zɛher st. m. 'zähre; tropfen, tropfende flüssigkeit überh.'
German: Träne f., [ Tran m. < LG ]; Zähre f.
