Proto-Germanic: *raina-z, *rainō(n)
Meaning: bound(ary)
IE etymology: IE etymology
Old Norse: rein f. `Rain; Grenze; Land (poet.)', reina f. `id.'
Norwegian: rein, reina `Wiesenstreifen zwischen Äckern'
Old Swedish: OGutn rain `Ackerrain; Riff, Sandbank'
Swedish: ren `Rain'
Danish: ren `Rain'
Middle Dutch: reen, rein m., Kil. reen, reyn `vetus'
Dutch: (older) reen m. `grens, grenslinie'
Middle Low German: rein, rēn
Old High German: rein-kurni `Korn', reini-fano `Rainfarn, Heilkraut' (9.Jh.)
Middle High German: rein st. m. 'begrenzende bodenerhöhung, rain; meeresufer, untiefe'
German: Rain `Bodenerhebung als Grenze'
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