Proto-Germanic: *xalíɵ-z, *xalúɵa-z
Meaning: man, held
Old Norse: hal-r m. `Mann', hɔlδ-r m. `Erbbauer, Mann'
Norwegian: hold, hauld
Old Swedish: hälith
Old English: häle, häleɵ `dappere krujger, held'
Old Saxon: helith `Mann, Held'
Middle Dutch: hēlet, heelt, helt
Dutch: held m.
Middle Low German: helt
Old High German: helid `Mann' (9.Jh.)
Middle High German: hɛlt (-d-) st. m., hɛlde wk. m. 'held'
German: Held m.
