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RUTE, _s_ A fowl

V ~Rood-goose~

_Acts Marie_

RUTHER, _s_ An uproar, S

_Ross_

A S _hruth_, commotio, C B _rhuthr_, impetus

RUTHER, RUTHYR, _s_ Rudder

_Wallace_

RUTILLAND, _part pr_ Croaking

_Lyndsay_

Teut _rotel-en_, grunnire, murmurare

RUTOUR, _s_ A spoiler

V ~Roysters~

_bellenden_

_To_ RUVE, _v a_

V ~Roove~

RUWITH, Uncertain

_Sir Gawan_

S

This letter, as occurring in the beginning of words, cannot, in many instances, be viewed as a radical While prefixed in some Goth

dialects, it was throay in others; especially before _k_ The same term sometimes appears with _s_, and sometimes without it; as in _cry_ and _scry_; _creek_ of day, and _skreek_ _Ss_ is often used by our old writers as the mark of the pl; as, _horss_ for _horsis_, horses