ras
Welsh (Colloquial)
/raːs/
noun
Definitions
- race (contest)
Etymology
Borrowed from English race (fruits, having a characteristic taste, etc).
Origin
English
race
Gloss
fruits, having a characteristic taste, etc
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ballrace English
- enrace English
- ethnorace English
- fleet race English
- footrace English
- gainrace English
- headrace English
- interrace English
- landrace English
- match race English
- midrace English
- minirace English
- multirace English
- nonrace English
- outrace English
- overrace English
- postrace English
- prerace English
- proto-race English
- race English
- race-bending English
- race-blind English
- race-fellow English
- race-goer English
- raceable English
- raceabout English
- racebend English
- racebending English
- racebike English
- racebook English
- racecar English
- racecard English
- racecourse English
- racecraft English
- racegoer English
- racegoing English
- racehorse English
- raceless English
- racelike English
- racemaking English
- racepath English
- raceplay English
- racer English
- racerunner English
- racest English
- raceth English
- racetrack English
- racewalk English
- racewalker English
- racewalking English
- raceway English
- racewear English
- racial English
- raciation English
- raciology English
- racy English
- rat race English
- stage race English
- subrace English
- superrace English
- tailrace English
- torace English
- transrace English
- ultrarace English
- ur-race English
- race Dutch, Flemish
- race Middle English
- resi Swahili