Proto-Germanic: *rōwan- vb., *rṓɵu-z, *rṓɵra-n, -z
Meaning: to row
Old Norse: rōa red. (rera, röra) `rudern'; rōδ-r m. `das Rudern'
Norwegian: ro vb.
Swedish: ro vb.; roder, ror
Danish: ro vb.; ror
Old English: rōwan (rēow) `to go by water, row, sail'; rōɵer (-or), -es n. `oar, rudder'
English: row, rudder
Old Frisian: OWFris rōder, rōer m. `roer'
Middle Dutch: roeyen, royen; roeder, roeyer n., m.
Dutch: roeien `met riemen voortbewegen'; roer n.
Middle Low German: rōen, rōien, rōjen; rōder, rōer, rōr n.
Old High German: ruodar n. `roeiriem, roer' (9.Jh.)
Middle High German: ruoder, ruodel st. n., md. rūder, rōder, rūdel, rōdel 'ruder'; rüejen, rüegen, ruogen wk. `rudern'
German: Ruder
