Proto-Germanic: *wísan- vb., *wizṓn- vb., *wastl=, *wizní-z, *wisti-z
Meaning: eat
Gothic: wisan `make merry, live sumptuously'; *bi-wisan `make merry', *wizōn wk. `be self-indulgent'; anda-wizn-s f. (i) `necessities, needs', *waila-wizn-s f. (i) `nourishment', *fri-wisan `squander'
Old Norse: vist f. `Speise, Nahrung'
Old English: *wesan `feast'
Middle High German: wastel st. n. 'eine art weissbrot oder kuchen'; wist st. f. 'lebensunterhalt, nahrung; fürsorge, pflege'
