for gothic words; atta

[Hyejoon Yoon]

In the gothic language exist the word atta for 'father'. Comes it from 
the Indo-european language? I know that in other germanic lanugage the 
cognates of latin pater exist. 
If someone has knowledge for it, please give me informtion. 






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