Rachis, hounds, 531. Su-G. _racka_, a bitch, which from the v. _racka_, to race, course. Perhaps connected with _brach_. Radur, fear, 1489, J. From Su-G. _rædd_, fearful; Dan. _ræd_. { Raddour, 2133, Radour, 1835, 3465, } fear. Raid, rode, 3070, 3260, etc. Ralef, relieve, 3364. Ramed, remedy, 117. See _Remed_. Randoune, in, 2542. The corresponding line (l. 739) suggests that _in Randoune_ = _al about_, i.e. in a circuit. But if we translate it by “in haste,” or “in great force,” we keep nearer to the true etymology. In Ogilvie’s Imperial Dictionary, _s.v._ Random, we find the Nor. Fr. _randonnée_ explained to mean the “sweeping circuit made by a wounded and frightened animal;” but the true meaning of _randonnée_ is certainly _force, impetuosity_; see R., Cotgrave, etc. In Danish, _rand_ is a surrounding edge or margin; while in Dutch we find _rondom_ round about. Raquer, require, 2409. Raß, race, swift course, 3088. A.S. _rǽs_. Compare Eng. _mill-race_, and D. _ras_. Recidens, delay, 2359. R. _residier_, to defer. Recist, resist, 566, 660, 2578. Recounterit, met (in a hostile manner), encountered, 2958. Fr. _rencontrer_. Record, witness, testimony; hence value, 388. R. _record_. Recorde, to speak of, mention; hard recorde, heard say, 121, 595. Recorde, speak out, 454, 481. See R. _recorder_. Recordith, is suitable, belongs, 606. Recourse, to return, 1798. Lat. _recurrere_. Red, to advise, 1027, 1198. A.S. _rǽdan_; Goth. _rêdan_. Relewit (relieved), lifted up again, rescued, 2617. Fr. _relever_. J. { Remede, 89, Remed, 718, } remedy. Remuf, remove, 655. Report, to narrate, 266; to explain, 294; to state, 320. Reprefe, reproof, defeat, 764. Reput, he reputed, i.e. thought, considered, 743. Resauit, received, 2796. Resawit, received, kept, 2106. We should have expected to find “reseruit.” Resonite, resounded, 66. Resydens, delay, 670. See _Recidens_. { Revare, 275, Rewar, 2893, Rewere, 2812, } river. Reweyll, proud, haughty, 2853. R. _revelé_, fier, hautain, orgueilleux. Compare Lat. _rebellare_. Richwysneß, righteousness, 1406. A.S. _rihtwísnes_. { Rigne, 94, 1527, Ring, 1468, Ringe, 1325, } a kingdom. Fr. _régne_. Ch. _regne_. Rignis, kingdoms, 1858. Rignis, Rignith, reigneth, 1825, 782. Ringne, a kingdom, 1952. Rout, a company, a band, 812, 2956, 3403. Rowt, 2600. Rowmyth, roometh, i.e. makes void, empties, 3390. A.S. _rúmian_. Rown, run; _past part._ 2488, 2820. Rwn, run, 2545. Rygnis, kingdoms, 1904. Ryne, to run, 113. See 2952. Ryng, to reign, 1409, 2130.