Proto-Germanic: *gōmēn; *gōma-z; *gaumēn; *giumēn; *gumēn
Meaning: gum(s)
Old Norse: { gōmi m. }; gōm-r m. `Gaumen, Kiefer, Zahnfleisch'; Far gōmi, gōm-ur
Norwegian: gom
Old Swedish: gome m., goma f.
Swedish: gom
Danish: gumme
Old English: gōma, -an `palate', pl. `fauces'
English: gum
Old High German: guomo (8.Jh.), goumo (um 800), giumo (10.Jh.) m. `Gaumen, Kehle, Rachen'
Middle High German: guom(e), goum(e) wk./st. m. 'gaumen'
German: Gaumen m., (bis 19.Jh.) Gaum
