Proto-Germanic: *márxa-z, *margá-z; *márxi-z, *márxiō(n), *margiṓ(n)
Meaning: steed
Old Norse: mar-r m. `Pferd'; mer-r f. `Stute'
Norwegian: merr `Stute'
Swedish: märr `Stute'
Danish: mär `Stute'
Old English: mearh, gen. meares m. `horse, steed'; { miere }
English: mare
Old Frisian: OWFris merrie
Old Saxon: meriha, { merge `Stute' }
Middle Dutch: mērie, merrie, marie, marrie
Dutch: merrie f., dial. mērǝ, mēr, merrǝjǝ, mari
Middle Low German: mēre, mērie `Stute'
Old High German: marah- в слож. `Pferd' (9.Jh.); meriha (9.Jh.) `Stute'
Middle High German: marc (-k-), march (-h-), md. mar st. n. `streitross'; mɛrhe wk. f. 'stute, mähre; hure'
German: Mähre
