Proto-Germanic: *tama-, *tamōn- vb., *tamjan- vb.
Meaning: tame
Gothic: ga-tamjan wk. `tame'
Old Norse: temja wk. `zähmen, gewöhnen'; tam-r `zahm'
Norwegian: temja vb.; tam
Swedish: tämja vb.; tam
Danish: tämme vb.; tam
Old English: temman, temian; tam
English: tame
Old Frisian: tam-
Old Saxon: tam
Middle Dutch: tam, gen. tāmes; temmen
Dutch: tam; temmen
Middle Low German: tam; temmen
Old High German: zem(m)en `zähmen' (11.Jh., gezemen 9.Jh.), zamōn; zam (9.Jh.)
Middle High German: zam 'zahm, gezähmt'; zɛmen wk. `zähmen; locken, verlocken, reizen'
German: zahm, zähmen
