Proto-Germanic: *ɵūmēn, *ɵumēn, *ɵumala-z, *ɵumila-z; *ɵausnō, *ɵausōn- vb., *ɵausian- vb., *ɵusi-z; *ɵwastian- vb.; *ɵiusian- vb., *ɵiustra-z, *ɵúsa-n, *ɵūsta-z, etc.
Meaning: furious, violent, angry, etc.
Gothic: *ga-ɵwastjan wk. `set right, restore'; ɵwastiɵa f. (ō) `safeguard'; ɵausk n., ɵausn f. `Lärm, Unruhe', ɵeysa vb. `vorwärtstreiben', ɵüsja wk. `stürzen, stürmen, treiben'; ɵjōst-r m. `Zorn, Heftigkeit, Gewalt', ɵūst-r m. `Zorn, Feinseligkeit'; NIsl pl. f. ɵusur `Heftigkeit', ɵusu-ma δur `heftiger Mensch'
Old Norse: ɵumal-l n. PN, ɵumal-gingr m. `Daumen', NISl ɵumal-l `Daumen'; ɵeysa vb. `vorwärtstreiben', ɵüsja wk. `stürzen, stürmen, treiben'; ɵjōst-r m. `Zorn, Heftigkeit, Gewalt', ɵūst-r m. `Zorn, Feinseligkeit'; NIsl pl. f. ɵusur `Heftigkeit', ɵusu-ma δur `heftiger Mensch'
Norwegian: tume `Daumen, Zoll'; töysa vb.; tüsja vb.; tjoste
Old Swedish: ɵumi m. `Daumen', ɵum `Zoll'
Swedish: tumme `Daumen, Zoll'
Danish: tomme `Daumen, Zoll'
Old English: ɵūma `Daumen', ɵümel `Fingerhut'; ɵyssa m. `Toser', mägen-ɵysse `violence, force'; ɵysse `Gewalt'
English: thumb; thimble
Old Saxon: thūmo
Middle Dutch: dūme
Dutch: duim m.
Middle Low German: dūmelinc `Däumling', dūme
Old High German: thūmo `Daumen' (8.Jh.), thōsen `zerstören'
Middle High German: dūme, doume wk. m. 'daumen; handwinde in der schmiede'; doum st. m. 'zapfen, pfropfen'; diusen wk. `zerren, zausen', intr. 'in verwirrung geraten'
German: Daumen m.; Däumling
Comments: Contam. with *ɵauska-n q.v.
