Proto-Germanic: *wīdiṓ(n), *wīdiá-z, *wī́ɵiga-z, *wai[ɵ]=
Meaning: willow
Old Norse: vīδi-r m. `Weidenbaum'; viδja f. `Weidenband' (контаминация)
Norwegian: vider; dial. veid `Weide, Wicken'; vidja `Weidenbaum; biegsamer Weidenzweig'
Swedish: vide, bornh. vie; vidja `Weidenbaum; biegsamer Weidenzweig'
Danish: vidje `Weidenbaum; biegsamer Weidenzweig'
Old English: wīɵig, -es m. `withy, willow'
Dutch: { wije, wijde }
Middle Low German: wīde f.
Old High German: wīda (9.h.)
Middle High German: wīde wk. f. 'weide'
German: Weide f.
