Proto-Germanic: *mīgan-; *mixstu-z; *mixsa-z, -n; *mixsk=
Meaning: urine
Gothic: *mɛhstu-s M. (u) `dung heap'
Old Norse: mīga st. `harnen'
Norwegian: miga vb.
Swedish: dial. miga
Danish: mige vb.
Old English: mīgan `harnen'; micga, micge, migoδ `Harn'; miox, meox n. `Kot, Dünger', mixen, meoxen f. `Misthaufe'
English: mixen
Old Frisian: mīga vb.; mese `Harn'
East Frisian: Fris mīge; mjuks
Old Saxon: mīgan `harnen'; mehs n. `Harn'; mist
Middle Dutch: mīgen; mist, mest m., n.; mis, mes m., n.; messche, missce, misse; messen, mesene
Dutch: miegen (< westholl.), mijgen; mest m., dial. mist
Middle Low German: mīgen `harnen'; mes m. `Harn'
Old High German: mist (9.Jh.) `Mist', mistunnea, mistina `mesthoop'
Middle High German: mist st. m., n. 'kot, dünger, misthaufen, mistgrube; unrat, schmutz'; misten st. f. 'misthaufen, -grube, -platz'
German: Mist m.
