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): /ˈrɨma/
• Rhymes: -ɨma
• Syllabification: ry‧ma

Noun

ryma f

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

Further reading

• ryma in silling.org