Proto-Germanic: *xaima-n, *xaima-z, *xaimi-z (*xaim-s)
Meaning: home
Gothic: haim-s f. (i/ō) `village'
Old Norse: heim-r m. `Heimat, Welt'
Norwegian: haim
Swedish: hem
Danish: hjem
Old English: hām, -es m. `home, house, abode, dwelling, residence, habitation, house, farm, estate, property'
English: home
Old Frisian: hēm n., m.?, hēme n. `woonplaats, huis, dorp'
Old Saxon: hēm n.
Middle Dutch: heem, heim `woonplaats erf'
Dutch: heem n.
Middle Low German: hēm(e) f., hēm n.
Old High German: heima f. `Wohnsitz, Heim, Heimat' (10.Jh.), fater-heim m. (12.Jh.)
Middle High German: heim st. n. `Haus, Heimat', heime st. f. 'heimat', heime wk. m. 'heimchen'
German: Heim n.
