Proto-Germanic: *mazgi-z, -n; *mazga-z, -n; *mirga-z; *muzga-n
Meaning: marrow
Old Norse: merg-r m. `Mark im Knochen'
Norwegian: merg
Old Swedish: miärghe-r
Swedish: märg
Danish: marv
Old English: mearg (mearh; märg, märh), -es n., m. `marrow, pith'
English: marrow
Old Frisian: merg n., m.
Old Saxon: marg
Middle Dutch: maerch, march, meerch, merch, morch, murch
Dutch: merg n., dial. murg
Middle Low German: march
Old High German: marg (9.Jh.)
Middle High German: marc (-g-), march (-h-) 'mark, medulla'
German: Mark n.
