Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *bhrem(e)-, *breme-

Meaning: to make a noise

Old Greek: brémō `brummen, brausen, rauschen', brómo-s m. `Geräusch', brontǟ́ f. `Donner', eri-, hüpsi-bremétǟ-s; anaksi-bréntǟ-s `donnerbeherrschend'

Slavic: *brьmētī, *brьmītь

Germanic: *brim-ō(n-) f., *bram-iō f., *brim-a- vb., *brim-ja- vb., *brum-ja- vb., *brim-is-ō f.

Latin: fremō, -ere, -uī, -itum `brummen, brüllen, tosen; murren, murmeln, lärmen'

Celtic: *brem- > Cymr brefu `brüllen'

Russ. meaning: шуметь

References: WP II 202 f