Proto-Germanic: *landa-n; *landiōn; *lunda-z; *lindiōn
Meaning: land
Gothic: land n. (a) `land, region'
Old Norse: land n. `Land'; lund-r m. `Hain, Baum'; lenda f. `Landbesitz'
Norwegian: land; lund
Swedish: land; linda `Brachfeld, Saatfeld', lund `Hain, Wald'
Danish: land; lund
Old English: land, -es n. `land (as opposed to water or air), earth; land, country, region, district; land, landed properly, estate, cultivated land, country (as opposed to town)'
Old Frisian: lond
Old Saxon: land `Land'
Middle Dutch: lant
Dutch: land n.
Middle Low German: lant
Old High German: lant `Land' (8.Jh.)
Middle High German: lant (-d-) st. n. 'land, erde, gebiet, heimat; einwohnerschaft eines landes'
German: Land n.
