6.2.16.4 r-k |
| Engl. | rack | to move with a particular gait (horses); clouds driven before the wind |
| Engl. | rock | to swing; lull; a dance |
| Dan. | wrikkstjert | White Wagtail, 313 |
| Icel. | rek | anything drifted ashore |
| Engl. | wrack | seaweed: always agitated |
| Franç. | varech | sea alga |
| Germ. | renken | twist |
| Engl. | wrench | a sharp twist; a tool for screwing |
| Engl. | wreak | to inflict |
| Engl. | wreck, wrack, rack | to destroy, ruin (no kin to Germ. Recke "warrior") |
| Engl. | wretch | deplorably unfortunate |
| Engl.: o.liter. | wrecan | drive, expel |