Proto-Germanic: *xridl=, *xridrō; *xrainia-
Meaning: sieve; clean
Gothic: hrain-s (i/ja) `clean; honorable'
Old Norse: hrein-n `rein'
Norwegian: rein
Swedish: ren
Danish: ren
Old English: hridder, hriddel `Sieb'
English: riddle
Old Frisian: rēne
Old Saxon: hrēni `rein'
Middle Dutch: reine, rēne
Dutch: rein
Middle Low German: rein
Old High German: (h)rītara (um 800) `grobes Sieb'; (h)reini (8.Jh.) `rein'
Middle High German: rein(e) 'rein, klar, lauter'; rīter wk. f. 'Sieb'
German: rein; obd. Reiter `Sieb'; rheinfrnk., schweiz. rein `rein; feingemahlen, gesiebt'
