פֿאָרכט
די
'awe, dread'

ETYMOLOGY

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OE fyrhto, English fright, OS for(a)hta, OHG for(a)hta, MHG vorhte, vorht, NHG Furcht; from PGmc ✱furhtō- 'fright' < ✱prk-t-eh₂- (DRV), derived from an adjective ✱furhta- 'fearful': Got. faurhts, OS for(a)ht, OHG for(a)ht, gotaforht 'God-fearing'; from PIE ✱prk-to-; apparently to-formation from the PIE root ✱perk-, itself an extension of the root ✱per- (in words like געפֿאַר).
Related: Tocharian AB präskā- 'to fear'.

WESTERN

Oyberland (West Transcarpathian)

fărxt {WTCP, Budapest, Hutterer 1965: 139}

HASIDIC

AMERICA

fɔrxt