[rei̯m]
1. masculine noun Rhythm, beat.
Etymology: From Latin rhythmus.
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reixĩ
[reˈʃi]
1. masculine noun Kingdom.
Etymology: From Latin regnum, via *reginum, with interference with reix.
R~n Unat
[reˈʃin uˈnat]
1. masculine noun United Kingdom.
reixăre
reixa
reix
[reʃ]
1. masculine noun King.
Etymology: From Latin rex.
ret
[ret]
1. adjective Straight (not bent).
Etymology: From Latin rectus.
2. adjective Rhaetian (from or related to the area where Rhaeto-Romance languages are spoken).
Etymology: From Latin Rhaeticus via *Rhaetus.
rïu
[ˈriːu]
1. masculine noun River.
Etymology: From Latin rivus.
radre-si
radre
[ˈradɾe]
1. transitive verb To scratch, to scrape.
Etymology: From Latin radere.
ridre
[ˈridɾe]
1. intransitive verb To laugh.
Etymology: From Latin ridere.