Germanic etymology : List with all references

Proto-Germanic: *rḗsa-z, *rḗsō, *rása-n, *rásōn- vb., *rḗsōn- vb.

Meaning: run, attack

Old Norse: rās f. `Lauf; Fahrt, Sturz; Öffnung'; rāsa wk. `rasen, stürzen'; ras n. `Eile, Hast', rasa wk. `stürzen, gleiten'

Norwegian: rɔs; ras `Sturz, Wildheit'; rasa vb.

Old Swedish: vatn-rās `Stromschnelle'

Swedish: dial. rɔs `langes Tal; offene Stormrimme in einem zugefrorenen Fluss'; rasa vb.; ras `Sturz, Wildheit'

Old English: rǟs, -es m. `race, swift, violent running, rush; onset, attack'; rǟsan (-de) `to rush, move violently or impetuously'

English: race

Middle Dutch: rasen `razen, dol zijn'

Dutch: razen

Middle Low German: rās n. `heftige Strömung', rāsen `razeen, dol zijn'

Middle High German: rāsen wk. `toben, rasen'

German: rasen

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Indo-European etymology :

Proto-IE: *(e)rēs-

Meaning: to run, to attack

Old Greek: erōǟ́ f. `Schwung, Andrang, Wurf, Gewalt', erōéō intr. `zurückweichen vor, zurückbleiben, nachlassen, ausruhen', tr. `zurückstossen, wegdrängen, hemmen'

Germanic: *rḗs-a- m., *rḗs-ō f., *rás-a- n., *rás-ō- vb., *rḗs-ō- vb.

Russ. meaning: бежать, нападать