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Raad, mf. Rade, sn. Council |
Raadgewer, sn. adviser, councillor |
Raadgewing, sn. counsel, advice |
Raadhuis, sn. town-house |
Raadpleeg, w. to consult |
Raadpleging, sn. consultation |
Raadsaam, bn. advisable |
Raadsaamhyd, sn. advisability |
Raadsbesluit, sn. decree |
Raadsheer, sn. counsellor |
Raadslede, sn. counsellors |
Raadsman, sn. adviser |
Raaf, sn. raven |
Raai, w. to guess, advice |
Raaisel, Raaiseltji, sn. riddle |
Raaiselagtig, bn. puzzling, obscure |
Raak, bw. hit |
Raak, w. to hit, become |
Raam, sn. window, frame |
Raap, sn. turnip; w. to gather, glean |
Raas, w. to make a noise, expostulate |
Raat, mf. Rate, sn. advice, remedy, means |
Rabbedoe, sn. wild, rough person |
Rad, sn. wheel |
Radeloos, bn. desperate |
Radelooshyd, sn. desperation |
Radys, sn. radish |
Rafel, w. to ravel out, fray |
Rafel, sn. ravelled thread, fray |
Rafot, w. to romp |
Rak, sn. part, parrel, truss |
Rakker, sn. scoundrel |
Ram, sn. ram |
Ramhok, sn. bachelors' quarters (vulgar) |
Rammel, w. to rattel, make a noise |
Ramki, sn. primitive musical Hottentot string instrument |
Ramp, sn. disaster, calamity |
Rampsalig, bn. wretched |
Rampsalighyd, sn. wretchedness |
Ramshoren, sn. ram's horn |
Rand, sn. brim, margin, edge, border, brink |
Rang, sn. rank, decree, grade |
Rank, sn. branch, twig |
Rant, sn. ridge |
Rantsoen, sn. ransom, ration, allowance |
Rapat, bn. E. rapid |
Rapport, sn. report, account, statement |
Rapporteer, w. to report |
Rapporteur, sn. reporter |
Raps, w. to strike |
Raps, sn. a blow |
Rarityt, sn. curiosity, rarity |
Ras, sn. race, breed |
Rasend, bn. raving, mad |
Raserny, sn. phrensy, rage |
Raspe, sn. rasp |
Raspe, w. to rasp |
Rat, sn. wheel |
Rat, sn. rattle |
Ratel, w. to rattle |
Ratelslang, sn. rattle snake |
Rats, bn. quick, agile |
Re-aksi, sn. reaction |
Rebel, sn. rebel, mutineer |
Rebelleer, w. to rebel, mutiny |
Rebelli, sn. rebellion |
Rebellig, bn. rebelious |
Rébok, sn. roe-buck |
Red, redde, w. to save, rescue |
Redakteur, sn. editor |
Reddeloos, bn. en bw. beyond recovery |
Redder, sn. saver, Saviour |
Redding, sn. rescue, salvation, deliverance |
Reddingsboot, sn. life-boat |
Rede, sn. speech, discourse, reason, sense, understanding |
Redefoering, sn. speech, oration |
Redelik, bn. en bw. reasonable -bly |
Redenaar, sn. orator |
Redeneer, w. to reason, argue |
Redenering, sn. reasoning |
Redmiddel, sn. means |
Reeds, bw. already |
Reeks, sn. series, row, ridge |
Reel, sn. rule, maxim |
Reel, w. to rule, order |
Reen, (regen), sn. rain |
Reen, (regen), w. to rain |
Reenagtig, bn. rainy |
Reenboog, sn. rain-bow |
Reenbui, sn. shower of rain |
Reendruppel, sn. drop of rain |
Reenjas, sn. macintosh |
Reen-padda, sn. toad whose croaking indicates rain |
Reentyd, sn. rainy season |
Reg, sn. right, claim, title, law, justice, duty, custom |
Reg, Regte, bn. en bw. straight, just, true -ly, (In combinations e.g. reg-hou, w. to keep straight; reg-maak, en reg-set, w. to put straight, etc.) |
Regaf, bn. en bw. straight down |
Regeer, w. to rule, govern, reign |
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Regering, sn. government |
Regeringloos, bn. anarchical |
Regeringlooshyd, sn. anarchy |
Register, sn. register, record, index |
Registrasi, sn. registration |
Registreer, w. to register, enter |
Regmaak, w. to repair, put straight |
Regfêrdig, bn. righteous, just |
Regfêrdig, w. to justify |
Regfêrdighyd, sn. righteousness, justice |
Reg-Reg, bw. really |
Regs, bw. to the right |
Regs, bn. right-handed |
Regsaak, sn. cause |
Regsom, bw. to the right |
Regter, sn. judge, justice |
Regterfoet, sn. right-foot |
Regterhand, sn. right-hand |
Regterstoel, sn. tribunal |
Regtersy, sn. right-side |
Regthyd, sn. rightness |
Regtig, reg-reg, bw. really, certainly |
Reguit, bn. en bw. in plain terms, freely |
Rek, w. to stretch, prolong, lengthen |
Rekbaar, bn. extensible, elastic |
Rekbaarhyd, sn. extensibleness, elasticity |
Reken, w. to reckon, count, cipher |
Rekenaar, sn. reckoner |
Rekenbaar, bn. calculable |
Rekening, sn. account, bill, reckoning |
Rekenkunde, sn. arithmetic |
Rekenskap, sn. account |
Rekker, sn. stretcher, elastic |
Rekking, sn. stretching |
Rem, sn. a brake |
Rem, w. to brake, apply the brake |
Remhoogte, sn. steep decline |
Remketting, sn. chain of a brake |
Remmer, sn. brakeman |
Remtoestel, sn. brake |
Renons, sn. F. aversion |
Renoster, sn. rhenoceros |
Renoster-bossi, sn. a shrub |
Rente, sn. interest, rent, annuity |
Renteloos, bn. without interest |
Rentmeester, sn. steward |
Rentmeesterskap, sn. stewardship |
Reparasi, sn. repair, reparation |
Repareer, w. to repair |
Republiik, sn. republic |
Reputasi, sn. reputation |
Resep, sn. recipe |
Resepsi, sn. reception |
Resibaan, sn. race course |
Resiis, sn. races |
Resiment, sn. regiment, rule |
Respek, sn. respect |
Resultaat, sn. result, consequence |
Rosyntjiis, sn. raisins |
Reuk, sn. smell, odour, scent |
Reukwerk, sn. incense, perfume |
Reun, sn. gelding |
Reuns, sn. hilly country |
Reuns, bw. backwards |
Reus, sn. giant |
Reusagtig, bn. gigantic |
Reusagtighyd, sn. gigantic stature |
Reusel, sn. lard, suet |
Reusin, sn. giantess |
Rewolwer, sn. revolver |
Rib, Ribbetji, sn. rib, rafter |
Ribbok, sn. roe |
Ridder, sn. knight |
Ridderlik, bn. en bw. knightly |
Ridderskap, sn. knighthood |
Ridderspoor, sn. larkspur |
Ridderteken, sn. mark of knighthood |
Rif, sn. reef |
Rifiir, sn. river |
Rig, w. to direct |
Rigting, sn. direction |
Riil, sn. reel, a dance |
Riim, sn. strap, strop, girdle |
Riimland, sn. part of Orange River Colony |
Riimlander, sn. surname for inhabitant of R. |
Riit, sn. reed, cane, rush |
Riitbok, sn. reed-buck |
Riitbos, sn. reedy marsh |
Riitdak, sn. thatched roof |
Riitdekker, sn. thatcher |
Riitstaf, Riitstok, sn. cane, reed, |
Ril, w. to shiver |
Rilling, sn. shivering |
Rimpel, sn. wrinkle, plait |
Ring, sn. ring, circle |
Ringwirm, sn. ring-worm |
Rinkhals, sn. animals with a streak round the neck |
Rinkink, w. to rattle, row |
Rispe, sn. caterpillar |
Rissiis, sn. M. cayenne pepper |
Rit, sn. ride, course |
Rittel, w. to rustle |
Riwas-riwas, sn. nick-nacks |
Rob, sn. seal |
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Robbedoe, sn. rough person (see Rabbedoe) |
Robyn, sn. ruby |
Roef, sn. roof of a wall or house |
Roei, sn. comet's tail |
Roei, w. to row, paddle |
Roeier, sn. rower, oar |
Roeiriim, sn. oar |
Roekeloos, bn. rash, reckless |
Roekelooshyd, sn. rashness |
Roem, sn. glory, renown, praise |
Roem, w. to boast, glory (in) |
Roep, w. to call, cry, summon |
Roeping, sn. call, calling, vocation |
Roepstem, sn. call |
Roer, sn. rudder, helm, gun |
Roer, w. to stir, move |
Roering, sn. emotion, stir, motion |
Roerloos, bn. motionless |
Roerstok, sn. stirrer, spatula |
Roes, sn. rust |
Roes, w. to rust |
Roesagtig, bn. rusty |
Roesemoes, sn. confusion, disorder |
Roeskleur, sn. colour of iron-mould |
Roet, sn. soot |
Roetagtig, bn. sooty |
Roetswart, sn. prepared soot |
Rog, sn. rye |
Roggel, w. to rattle in the throat |
Rok, sn. dress, skirt, coat |
Rokerig, bn. smoky |
Rokery, sn. smoking |
Rol, sn. roll, list |
Rol, w. to roll, tumble |
Rolletji (gare), reel of thread |
Rolstok, sn. roller |
Roman, sn. red fish |
Román, sn. novel, romance |
Romantiisise, bn. romantic |
Rommelary, sn. lumber |
Romp, sn. hull, carcass |
Rond, bn. round |
Rondagtig, bn. roundish |
Rondagtighyd, sn. roundishness |
Rondawel, sn. round hut |
Rondborstig, bn. candid, free |
Rondborstighyd, sn. candour, frankness |
Rondbreng, w. to carry |
Ronddeel, w. to distribute |
Ronddéling, sn. distribution |
Ronddool, w. to wander about |
Ronddraai, w. to turn round, stand about |
Ronddrywe, w. to float about |
Rondfliig, w. to fly around or about |
Rondgaan, w. to go about |
Rondhyd, sn. roundness |
Rondkom, w. to make both ends meet |
Rondkyk, w. to look round or about |
Rondloop, w. to go about |
Rondly, w. to lead round or about |
Rondom, rondom-om, bw. round about |
Rond-ry, w. to ride or drive about |
Rondswerwe, w. to wander round |
Ronduit, bw. frankly, plainly |
Rong, sn. |
Ronte, sn. circumference, round |
Roof, sn. scab, scurf |
Roof, w. to rob, plunder |
Roofdiir, sn. beast of prey |
Rooffo'el, sn. bird of prey |
Rooi, bn. red |
Rooiagtig, bn. reddish, ruddy |
Rooibatji, sn. British soldiers, redcoats |
Rooibekki, sn. redbreast, robin |
Rooibok, sn. red buck |
Rooibont, bn. red-speckled |
Rooihyd, sn. redness |
Rooikappi, sn. Red-Riding-Hood |
Rooinaat, Rooinek, sn. nickname for Englishman |
Rooitaal, sn. do. for English language |
Rook, sn. smoke |
Rook, w. to smoke |
Room, sn. cream |
Rooms, bn. Roman Catholic |
Roos, sn. rose, crysipelas |
Roosagtig, bn. rosy, crysipelatious |
Roosboom, sn. rose-tree |
Rooskleur, sn. pink |
Roosknop, sn. rose-bud |
Roosmaryn, sn. rosemary |
Roos-oli, sn. oil of roses |
Rooster, sn. grate, gridiron |
Roskam, sn. curry comb |
Roskam, w. to curry |
Rot, sn. rat, file |
Rot, w. to rot, putrefy |
Rothyd, sn. rottenness |
Rots, sn. rock |
Rotsagtig, rotsig, bn. rocky |
Rotsagtighyd, sn. rockiness |
Rotssteen, sn. rock |
Rottang, sn. cane |
Rottekoors, sn. putrid fever |
Rou, bn. raw, uncooked |
Rou, w. to go in or wear mourning |
Rou, sn. mourning, distress |
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Rouagtig, bn. rawish |
Roubriif, sn. letter of condolence |
Rouhyd, sn. rawness |
Roukoop, sn. smart money |
Rousoolfelskoen, sn. shoe made of untanned leather |
Rower, sn. robber, pirate |
Rowery, sn. robbery |
Rug, sn. back, ridge |
Rugbaar, bn. known, public |
Rugbaarhyd, sn. publicity |
Ruggraat, sn. back-bone, spine |
Rugpyn, sn. pain in the back |
Ruigte, sn. shrubs, rabble |
Ruik, w. to smell, scent |
Ruiker, sn. nosegay, bouquet |
Ruil, sn. exchange, barter |
Ruil, w. to change, barter |
Ruiling, sn. change, barter |
Ruim, bn. large, wide, spacious, open |
Ruimte, sn. room, capacity |
Ruis, w. to murmur, purl |
Ruising, sn. murmuring, spurling, roaring |
Ruit, sn. pane, square |
Ruiter, sn. horseman, trooper |
Ruitery, sn. cavalry, horsemen |
Ruk, rukki, sn. short while, pull, jerk |
Rukking, sn. pulling, snatching |
Rukslag, sn. a while |
Rukwind, sn. gust of wind, squall |
Rumoer, sn. rumour, uproar |
Runderpes, sn. cattle plague, rinderpest |
Runnik, w. to neigh |
Rus, w. to rest, sleep, repose |
Rus, sn. rest, quiet, repose |
Rusbank, sn. couch |
Rusdag, sn. day of rest |
Rusi, sn. quarrel, bral |
Rusimaker, Rusisoeker, sn. quarrelsome person |
Rusplaas, sn. resting place |
Ruspunt, sn. point of rest |
Rusteloos, bn. en bw. restless, uneasy -ily |
Rustelooshyd, sn. restlessness |
Rustig, bn. en bw. quiet, tranquil -ly |
Rustighyd, sn. quiet, stillness |
Rustyd, sn. rest, sparetime, holidays |
Ruw, bn. en bw. rough, coarse, rude -ly |
Ruwhyd, sn. roughness, rudeness |
Ry, w. to ride, drive |
Ry, sn. row, ridge, set, series, file |
Rybaar, bn. fit for travelling |
Ryer, sn. horseman, rider, skater |
Ryg, w. to lace, string, tack |
Rygnaald, sn. bodkin |
Ryk, w. to reach |
Ryk, bn. rich, wealthy, copious |
Rykdom, sn. wealth, riches |
Rykelik, bn. richly, largely, greatly |
Rym, sn. rhyme, verse |
Rym, w. to rhyme |
Rymer, sn. rhymer |
Rymkuns, sn. art of rhyming |
Ryn, bn. pure, clean, chaste |
Rynhyd, sn. purity, cleanness |
Ryniging, sn. purification |
Ryp, sn. hoar, frost |
Ryp, bn. ripe, mature |
Rypêrd, sn. riding horse |
Ryphyd, sn. ripeness |
Rys, sn. journey, voyage, rice |
Rys, w. to travel, to rise, ferment, journey |
Rysbeskrywing, sn. description of travels |
Rysend, bn. dry (wine) |
Rysfaardig, bn. ready to set out |
Rysgeld, sn. money for travelling |
Rysiger, sn. traveller |
Rysing, sn. rising |
Ryskoste, sn. travelling expenses |
Ryskluitjiis, sn. rice rolls |
Rytuig, sn. vehicle, carriage |
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