Proto-Germanic: *lasiwa-, *lasiwēn- vb., *lasan- vb., *laska-
Meaning: weak, false
Gothic: lasiw-s (a) `weak'
Old Norse: lasin-n `schlaff, schwach'; las-meyr, -mǟrr `elend, gebrechlich'
Norwegian: lasen
Old English: leswe, lyswe `falsch, übel, böse'
English: lazy
Middle Low German: las, lasich `slap, mat'
Middle High German: er-lɛswen wk. `schwach werden'
