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Proto-Germanic: *rūjan-, *riunian-, *riuni-, *riunōn-, *rumjan-, *rumja-z; *ráusa-n, *raust=, *ráusōn
Meaning: shout, clatter
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Old Norse: rümja wk. `brüllen, brummen', rüm-r m. `Lärm, Gebrüll'; raust f. `Stimme', raus n. `Geschwätz', rausa wk. `schwatzen'
Norwegian: rausa `prahlen'; dial. raust
Old Swedish: rümber; rümia vb.
Swedish: röst
Old Danish: ruse `sausen, lärmen'
Danish: ruse `eilen, lärmen, sausen'; röst
Old English: rǖan, rǖn `brüllen'; rēon `Wehklagen', rǖnan `brüllen', rǖn `ebrüll'
Middle Dutch: ruuscen `geruis of gedruis maken'
Dutch: ruisen
Middle Low German: rǖien, rǖgen `brüllen, lärmen'; rūsen `lärmen, toben'
Middle High German: rienen wk. 'klagen, jammern; beklagen'; rūschen, riuschen wk. 'geräusch machen, rauschen, brausen, prasseln; eilig und mit geräusch sich bewegen'
German: rauschen
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