Remi
Definition of Remi
: an ancient people in Gaul forming a division of the Belgae and allied to Caesar in the campaign of 57 b.c.
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Origin and Etymology of remi
Latin
remi-
Definition of remi-
: oar remiform remiped
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Origin and Etymology of remi-
Latin, from remus oar
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