Proto-Germanic: *ɵilja-n, *ɵiljōn, *ɵiljan- vb.
Meaning: board, boarding
Old Norse: ɵil n. `Diele; Bretterwand', ɵili n. `Bretterwand, Bretterboden'; Fin < ONord teljo `Ruderbank', ɵilja f. `Diele, Planke; Ruderbank'
Norwegian: til `Boden aus losen Brettern'; tile
Old Swedish: thili
Swedish: tilja `Diele, Bühne'
Old English: ɵille, -an f. `boarding, flooring, floor', ɵilian (ɵillian, ɵillan) `to plank, lay planks', ɵel (ɵell), -es n. `thin piece of wood or mwtal, plank, plate'; { buruh-ɵelu ` Burgflur' }
Old Saxon: thili f. `plankenvloer'
Middle Dutch: dēle f. `plank, vloer'
Dutch: deel f.
Middle Low German: dēle f. `Brett, Fussboden, Hausflur'
Old High German: thili n., thil m. (8.Jh.), thilo m. (11.Jh.), thilla f. (11.Jh.) `starkes Brett, Bretterwand, -boden'
Middle High German: dil, dille st./wk. f., wk. m. 'brett, diele; bretterwand; bretterne seitenwand eines schiffes, das schiff selbst; verdeck, bretterner fussboden; der obere boden des hauses'
German: Diele f.
