Proto-Germanic: *xarēn-, *xarōn- vb., *xarmian- vb.; *xrṓɵīga-, *xrṓɵia-z, *xrṓɵra-z, *xrōma-z
Meaning: commend, praise
Gothic: *hrōɵīg-s (a) `triumphant'
Old Norse: herma wk. `melden, erzählen; nachahmen'; hrōδ-r m. `Ruhm; Lobgedicht'; hrōsa wk. `loben'
Norwegian: herma vb.; rosa vb.
Old Swedish: rosa vb.
Swedish: härma vb.
Danish: herme `nachahmen'; rose vb.
Old English: hyrian `eifern, nachahmen'; hrōɵor m. `Trost, Freude', hrȫɵ `Ruhm', hrȫmig
East Frisian: nā-hiri `nachahmen'
Old Saxon: hrōm m.; hrōth `Ruhm', Hrōthsvīth PN
Middle Dutch: roem m., n. `roem, heerlijkheid, eer'
Dutch: roem m.
Middle Low German: rōm
Old High German: (h)ruod- in Rüdiger, Rudolf, Ruprecht; (h)ruom (8.Jh.) `Lob, Ehre, Prahlerei'; harēn `rufen', ant-harōn `nachahmen'
Middle High German: ruom, ruon st. m. 'lob, lobpreisund, ruhm, ehre'
German: Ruhm m.
