Rourde, sound, A. 112. A.S. _reord_, _reard_, speech, language. Route, snore, C. 186. Fr. _router_. O.N. _rauta_, to roar, bellow. “Dormiendo sonare, Anglice to _rowtyn_.” --(MS. Bibl. Reg. 12 B. i. f. 88.) Rownande, murmuring, A. 112. Rowned, sounded, C. 64. A.S. _rúnian_, to whisper. Rowtande, rushing, B. 354. “A _routond_ rayn,” T. B. 1986. Rowte, company, band, host, B. 969, 1197, 1782. Rowwe, row, C. 216. Royl, royal, B. 790. {Roȝ, Roȝe,} rough, B. 382, 1724; C. 139, 147; roughness, B. 1545; C. 144. Roȝly, roughly, B. 433. Is it an error for _rwly_, sorrowful? Roȝt, cared for (_pret._ of _reche_), C. 460. Ruchen, fettle, set in order, C. 101. M.H.G. _rechen_. O.S. _recon_. A.S. _recan_, to order, direct. “(He) _riches_ him radly to ride and remowis his ost.” --(K. Alex. p. 172.) “[The king] Ricchis his reynys.” --(T. B. 1231.) Ruddon, light, literally redness, B. 893. O.N. _rodna_, rubescere, erubescere; _rodi_, rubor, rubigo. Prov.E. _roaded_, _rody_, streaked. Rudnyng, ? lightning, C. 139. See _Ruddon_. Rueled, rushed, B. 953. O.N. _hrolla_. Dan. _rulle_. Ruful, sorrowful, pitiful, A. 916. Runnen (_p.p._ of _rinne_), run, A. 26, 874. Runisch, strange, B. 1545. A.S. _rénisc_, hidden; from _rún_, a mystery. Runyschly, fiercely, roughly, C. 191. _Renisch_ or _runisch_, signifies not only strange but fierce, rough. N.Prov.E. _rennish_, _rinnish_, furious. “Than has sire Dary dedeyne and derfely he lokes; Rysys him up _renysche_ and reȝt in his sete.” --(K. Alex. p. 100.) Rurd, cry, noise, B. 390; C. 64. A.S. _reord_. Ruþe, arouse, B. 895, 1208. See _Roþeled_. Ruyt, hasten, endeavour, C. 216. Fris. _rite_, to pull. Rwe, to pity, C. 176, 502; _vb. impers._ _rwe_, repent, B. 290, 561. A.S. _hreówan_, to rue, repent, grieve; _hreówian_, to be sorry for. Rwly = ruly, sorrowfully, piteously, B. 390; C. 96. Ryal, royal, A. 160; B. 786. Ryally, royally, A. 987; B. 812. Rybaude, ribald, C. 96. Rybe, ruby, A. 1007. Ryche, kingdom, A. 601, 722. A.S. _ríce_. Ryche, rich, A. 770. Rydelande, drifting, C. 254. See _Ridlande_. Rydelles, without counsel, uncertain, B. 969. See _Redeles_. Ryf = rife, abundant, plentiful, A. 770, 844. A.S. _ryf_, frequent. O.N. _rifr_. “Forþi he hight (promised) þam giftes _riif_, Þat suld bring David of his liif; In feild and tun, in frith and felle, Saul soght David for to quelle.” --(Cott. MS. Vesp. A. iii. fol. 43a.) {Ryg, Ryge,} rain, torrent, shower, B. 354, 382. O.N. _hregg_. A.S. _racu_. N.Prov.E. _rag_. Ryngande, ringing, B. 1082. Rynk, man, C. 216. See _Renk_. Rypande, searching, trying, B. 592. O.E. _rype_, to probe, plunder. A.S. _rypan_; N.Prov.E. to investigate. “Now if ye have suspowse to Gille or to me, Com and _rype_ oure howse, and then may ye se who had hir.” --(Town. Myst. p. 112.)