ryma

See also: rýma

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse rýma, from Proto-Germanic *rūmijaną.

Verb

rȳma

  1. to make room, clear
  2. to escape, flee
  3. to move

Conjugation
Conjugation of rȳma (weak)
present past
infinitive rȳma —
participle rȳmandi, rȳmande rȳmder
active voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk rȳmir rȳmi, rȳme —   rȳmdi, rȳmde rȳmdi, rȳmde
þū rȳmir rȳmi, rȳme rȳm rȳmdi, rȳmde rȳmdi, rȳmde
han rȳmir rȳmi, rȳme —   rȳmdi, rȳmde rȳmdi, rȳmde
vīr rȳmum, rȳmom rȳmum, rȳmom rȳmum, rȳmom rȳmdum, rȳmdom rȳmdum, rȳmdom
īr rȳmin rȳmin rȳmin rȳmdin rȳmdin
þēr rȳma rȳmin —   rȳmdu, rȳmdo rȳmdin
mediopassive voice indicative subjunctive imperative indicative subjunctive
iæk rȳmis rȳmis, rȳmes —   rȳmdis, rȳmdes rȳmdis, rȳmdes
þū rȳmis rȳmis, rȳmes —   rȳmdis, rȳmdes rȳmdis, rȳmdes
han rȳmis rȳmis, rȳmes —   rȳmdis, rȳmdes rȳmdis, rȳmdes
vīr rȳmums, rȳmoms rȳmums, rȳmoms —   rȳmdums, rȳmdoms rȳmdums, rȳmdoms
īr rȳmins rȳmins —   rȳmdins rȳmdins
þēr rȳmas rȳmins —   rȳmdus, rȳmdos rȳmdins

Descendants
  • Swedish: rymma

Silesian

Etymology

Derived from Latin rheuma.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈrɨ.ma/
  • Syllabification: ry‧ma

Noun

ryma f

  1. (pathology) catarrh, cold
  2. flu, influenza

Further reading
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