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ref'-shpros-sa, one of the upright 

 bars, or rounds, of a rack. 



ref'-slUek'-ka, hoop poles ; ».e , poles 

 or rods used for making bar- 

 rel hoops. 



re'-gha, to move, to urge. 



re'-gha, rain. 



re'-gha-fo-gh'l, cuckoo ; lit., rain 

 bird. 



re-gha-ment' , regiment. 



re' -gha-mes-ser, rain gauge. 



re'-gha-rd, to rain. 



re'-ghar-ich, rainy. 



re'-gJia-warm, earth worm ; angle 

 worm. 



re-glii'-ra, to rule, to govern. 



re-ghV -ring, government, rule. 



re-ghisli'-der, register, index. 



re'-gh'l, rule, regulation. 



re'-gh'l-me'-sich, regularly. 



re'-gh' l-me'-sich-kait, regularity. 



rel'-yan, religion. 



ren'-na, to thrust, to push. 



rer, tube, pipe. 



res, 1. a race — of speed. 



2. a journey, tour. 



3. race — for conducting water. 

 re'-sa, to take a journey. 



re-set', receipt. 



re'-se'-ta, to receipt, to sign. 



resh'-da, to roast. 



resli' ■der,'A^QXc\\ — on shoes or boots. 



resh'-ta, to arrest. 



ret'-sa, to tease. 



rets-H, riddle. 



reisept, receipt, recipe. 



retsh'-a, to tattle. 



retsh' -bet-ti, a tattle tale ; one who 

 hawks about news not in- 

 tended for others. 



retsJi'-maul, a tattle tale. 



rets'-'l-a, 1. measles. 

 2. riddles. 



ret'-ta, to save, to rescue. 



nb, turnip. 



rib, rib. 



ri'-cha, to smell, to scent. 



rzch-ar, smeller, nose. 



rich'-ta, to judge, to direct. 



rich'-ter, judge ; a director or 

 guide. 



rich' -tich, correct. 



richt' -shaidt, a ten-foot pole, used 

 by builders; carpenter's rule. 



rid'-'l-a, 1. to agitate, to shake, to 

 stir up. 

 2. small lumps of dough — made 

 of flour, eggs, etc. — for boil- 

 ing in milk for soup. 



rid'-'l-sup, soup made of small frag- 

 ments or lumps of dough 

 boiled in milk. 



ri'-glhl, rail, bar ; bolt. 



ri-gh'l-a, to bolt or bar. 



ri'-gh'l-sJilos, a bolt lock. 



rik, back. 



rik'-ka, to move, or budge. 



rik'-shtrang, back bone, the spine. 



rilps, an uncouth, ill-bred fellow. 



O'ilps'-ich, ill-bred, uncouth. 



rl'-ma, a strap or leathern thong. 



rin, bark — as of trees. 



rind, heifer. 



ring'-a, to place rings into hogs' 

 snouts. 



riiig' -aus-sJila'-gha, a game, com- 

 monly known as Copenhagen; 

 a kissing game. 



ring'-'l, a ringlet. 



ring'-'l-blum, marigold. 



rin'-na, 1. to leak. 

 2. to bark. 



rins'-ft, neat cattle ; the rabble. 



rins'-flcnh, beef. 



rins^-led-ter, calf -skin leather, leath- 

 er for uppers. 



rim'-tsung, beef tongue. 



rip, rib. 



rip'-pa-fel, the pleura. 



o'ip'-jm-sJitds, a nudge in the ribs. 



rir'-ra, to stir. 



rir'-end, stirring, exciting. 



