Proto-Germanic: *farzá-z, *farzḗn, *fársō(n)
Meaning: bull, ox
Old Norse: farri `Stier, Stier' (poet.)
Old English: fearr, -es m. `bull, ox'
Old Frisian: fēring m. `var, stier'
Middle Dutch: vaerse, veerse, verse f. `jonge koe van ongeveer twee jaar'; varre, var m. `Stier'
Dutch: dial. var m. `jonge stier'; vaars f.
Middle Low German: verse f.; varre, var m. `Stier'
Old High German: far m. (8.Jh.), farro (12.Jh.) `Stier'
Middle High German: varre, pharre wk. m., var, phar (-rr-) st. m. 'stier'; vɛrse f. 'junge kuh'
German: Farre m., Färse f.
