Proto-Germanic: *fíxu; *fíxa-n; *fáxaz
Meaning: cattle
Gothic: fɛhu n. (u) `money. movable goods'
Old Norse: fē n. `Vieh, Besitz, Geld', Run. feu, fea `Name der Rune f'; fǟr n. `Schaf'
Norwegian: fe; fɔr `hilfloser Stümper'
Old Swedish: fār `Schaf'
Swedish: fä `Vieh'; fɔr `Schaf'
Old Danish: fä
Danish: fɔr `Schaf'
Old English: feoh (fioh), gen. fēos n. `cattle, living animals; tame beasts; property, wealth, money'
English: fee
Old Frisian: fiā n., m. `vee, bezit'
Old Saxon: fehu, fihu, fē n. `vee, bezit'
Middle Dutch: vee n. `vee, stuk vee'
Dutch: vee n.
Old Franconian: fē n. `vee, stuk vee', fiu n. `pecunia'
Middle Low German: vē `Vieh, Besitz',
Old High German: fihu n. `Nutztier, Tier, Besitz' (8.Jh.),
Middle High German: vihe, vëhe st. n. 'tier, vieh'
German: Vieh n.
