Proto-Germanic: *rīpan- vb., *rīpi- adj., *rīpēn- vb., *ripōn- vb.
Meaning: scratch; harvest; ripe
IE etymology: IE etymology
Norwegian: ripe 'ritzen', rĭpa 'abreissen, abstreifen (z.B. Beeren vom Busch)'
Old English: rīpe; { ri(o)pan }, rīpan 'mähen, ernten', riftre, riftere 'Schnittler', reopa 'Garbe'; rīpian wk.
English: ripe, to reap, to ripen
Old Saxon: rīp(i); rīpon
Middle Dutch: rīpe
Dutch: rijp; rijpen wk.
Middle Low German: rīpe; rīpen wk.
Old High German: rīfi 'zum Ernten reif' (8.Jh.); rīfen, rīfēn (9.Jh.)
Middle High German: rīfe, rīf adj.; rīfen wk. 'reif werden'
German: reif, reif
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