Proto-Germanic: *idr=, *adr=
Meaning: hedge, fence
Old Norse: himin-jɔδurr; jaδar-r m. `Rand, Kante; Beschützer, Häuptling'
Norwegian: jadar, jär
Swedish: dial. jäder
Old Danish: jäder
Old English: eodor (-er, -ur, -or, eder), -es m. `hedge, fence, enclosure, dwelling, house; limit, end, region; prince, sovereign, protector'
Old Saxon: edor, eder `geflochtener Zaun, umzäuntes Feld, Umfriedigung'
Middle Low German: ader(e), eder `Staken, Knüppel, woraus die Zäune macht'
Old High German: etar
Middle High German: ëter, ëder st./wk. m., n. 'zaun, umzäunung, ortsmark; saum, rand'
German: dial. eter `Zaun, ingezäuntes Feld'
