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3.2.52.1 r-d Fire, red; feu, rouge

Pers.: Sivandardegàhearth
Osseticirdshining
Ital.ardereto burn, shine, sparkle
Franç.: Sablesarrodirto burn, FEW 23: 47
Franç.aridevery dry
Franç.ardentburning, on fire
Franç.linotte ardenteLinnet, 422
Esp.Teruelardase dit d'une vache d'une certaine couleur
Franç.:Vinzellesraudofoyer, FEW 23: 43
Franç.:Isérables(VS)rëduvemeasles, French rougeole
Germ.:Aoste (Walser)rèdalRedstart, 347
Germ.:Aoste (Walser)rèdjeluchickenpox
Engl.redred
Svenskrödred
Engl.ruddScardiniuserythrophthalmus (a red fish), French rotengle
Engl.reddock, ruddockRobin, 335
Engl.ruddyreddish
Pol.rudyhaving reddish hair
Pol.rudek, rudzikalso rudavka,ludarka Robin, 335
Pol.ródblood
Ukr.rudablood
Sbc.rudarufous; ore
Lettishrudsrufous
Sbc.rdatito rust
Sbc.rdejec, irdavacRock Thrush, 346
Sbc.rdastRobin, 335
Sbc.ridak et var.Ferruginous Duck, 50
Czechrdíti seto redden
Czechrdesnoknotweed (red stems)
Franç.radisradish; plant with red tap root (the best known
variety). Not < Lat. radicem "root". A number of plants are utilized for their root, but none are named "root". The character proper to the radish is not to be a root but to be red. Cf. rave, raphanosð3.2.54.
Roman.râdâciniured
Lith.rudas, rudis, ruduolisreddish brown
Lith.rudikéPtarmigan, 11
Lettishrudsreddish
Lith.rudgerklé, raudongurkléRobin, 335
Slavicraudared
Lith.raudónasred
Lith.raudokojisWhite Stork, 127 (red legs)
Sbc.rodáWhite Stork, 127 (red legs)
Russianrod caplejWhite Stork, 127 (literally "red heron", from its red legs)
Anc.Greekrhodios, erodiosWhite Stork, 127
Anc.Greekrhodía, rhoiápomegranate
Roman.rodieid.
Pers.rodcopper
Lat.raudocopper coin
Anc.Greekrhodospink
Anc.GreekRhodosthe Isle of Rhodes
Anc.GreekRhodopesa mountain range
Mod.Greek: Karp.rhodoposred
Cymricrhuddid.
Gael.I.ruádid.
Skr.rudhiraid.
Sumer.urudcopper

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