*skūmaz

Runic: ᛊᚲᚢᛗᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈskuː.mɑz/

noun · masculine · a-stem

Meanings

From Proto-Indo-European *(s)kewH- (‘to cover, mask, hide, conceal’).

*skūm (Proto-West Germanic)
- *scūm (Old Dutch)
  - schuum (Middle Dutch)
    - schuim (Dutch)
      - skuim (Afrikaans)
*skūm (Proto-West Germanic)
- *scūm (Old Dutch)
  - schuum (Middle Dutch)
    - scome, scume (Middle English)
      - scum (English)
      - skum, skoom (Scots)
*skūm (Proto-West Germanic)
- *skūm (Old Frisian)
  - Skuum, Schuum (Saterland Frisian)
  - skûm, skom (West Frisian)
*skūm (Proto-West Germanic)
- skūm, scūm (Old High German)
  - schūm (Middle High German)
    - Schaum (Luxembourgish)
*skūm (Proto-West Germanic)
- skūm, scūm (Old High German)
  - schūm (Middle High German)
    - Schaum (German)
      - ŝaŭmo (Esperanto)
*skūm (Proto-West Germanic)
- *skūm (Old Saxon)
  - schûm (Middle Low German)
    - Schuum (German Low German)
*skūm (Proto-West Germanic)
- *scūma (Vulgar Latin)
  - scuma, schuma (Medieval Latin)
*skúmr (Old Norse)
- skum (Danish)
- skúm (Faroese)
- skúm (Icelandic)
- skum (Norwegian)
*skúmr (Old Norse)
- skūm (Old Swedish)
  - skum (Swedish)
*skúm (Old Norse)
- skum (Danish)
- skúm (Faroese)
- skúm (Icelandic)
- skum (Norwegian)
*skúm (Old Norse)
- skūm (Old Swedish)
  - skum (Swedish)