rerd
rerde
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Origin and Etymology of rerd
Middle English, from Old English reord voice, speech; akin to Old High German rarta modulation, Old Norse rödd voice, Gothic razda tongue, speech, Sanskrit rasati he roars, yells
rerd
Definition of rerd
-ed/-ing/-s
dialectal
: to make a noise : cry out : roar
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Origin and Etymology of rerd
Middle English rerden to roar, speak, from Old English reordian to speak, from reord, noun
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