Proto-Germanic: *raimian- vb., *raimia-z
Meaning: move, raise, etc.
Old Norse: reimi-r m. `Schlange', reima-st `spuken'
Norwegian: reima `spuken'
Old English: ā-rǟman (-de; -ed) tr. `to raise, lift up, elevate'; intr. `to raise or lift up one's self, to arise'
Middle English: rɔ̄men `umherstreifen'
English: roam `umherstreifen'
