Proto-Germanic: *ɵigjan- vb., *ɵēgria- adj.
Meaning: take, become
Old Norse: ɵiggja (ɵā, ɵāgum; ɵeginn) st. `nehmen, empfangen', ɵǟgr `angenehm'
Norwegian: tigga vb.
Old Swedish: ɵiggia `bekommen'
Swedish: tigga vb.
Old Danish: tigge `betteln'
Danish: (älter) tigge `bekommen'
Old English: ɵicgan (ɵeah; ɵǟgon; ɵegen) `empfangen, flehen'
Old Saxon: thiggian `bekommen, annehmen'
Old High German: { thicken, thiggen `bitten' }
Middle High German: digen wk. intr. 'bitten, flehen', tr. 'anflehen'
