Proto-Germanic: *xringa-z, *xringiōn; *xrungōn
Meaning: ring
Gothic: hruŋga f. (ō) `staff'
Old Norse: hring-r m. `Ring, Kreis; Schwert; Schlange; Schiff'; hringja f. `Spange; kleines rundes Gefäss'
Norwegian: ring `Ring'; ringja `Milchgefäss'
Swedish: ring `Ring'
Danish: ring `Ring'
Old English: hring (hrincg), -es m. `ring, circle, circuit, cycle, orb, globe, festoon'; { hrung `pole' }
English: rung
Old Saxon: hring `Ring'
Middle Dutch: rinc `ring, kring'; ronghe, runghe f.
Dutch: ring m.; rong f. `sport van een wagenladder'
Old Franconian: ring `Ring'
Middle Low German: rink `Ring'; runge
Old High German: (h)ring `Ring' (8.Jh.); (h)runga (13.Jh.) `Stange, Stemmleiste am Wagen'
Middle High German: rinc (-g-) st. m. 'ring'; runge st. f. 'stange; stemmleiste an einem wagen'
German: Ring m.; Runge f.
