ryver
Middle English
/riˈvɛːr/
noun
Definitions
- A river large inland watercourse
- A large flow, jet or emission of fluid.
- A river or its edge used for falconry.
Etymology
Borrowed from rivere derived from Latin *rīpāria.
Origin
Latin
*rīpāria
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Mississippi River English
- Riverdale English
- Two Rivers English
- downriver English
- midriver English
- multiriver English
- palaeoriver English
- paleoriver English
- river English
- river dog English
- riverage English
- riverbank English
- riverbed English
- riverbend English
- riverboard English
- riverboarder English
- riverboarding English
- riverboat English
- rivercane English
- rivercraft English
- riverdance English
- riveret English
- riverfront English
- riverful English
- rivergoing English
- riverhood English
- riverine English
- riverkeeper English
- riverless English
- riverlike English
- riverling English
- riverman English
- riverpark English
- riverplain English
- riverport English
- riverscape English
- riverside English
- riverwalk English
- riverward English
- riverwards English
- riverwater English
- riverway English
- riverweed English
- riverwoman English
- riverworthy English
- rivery English
- upriver English
- river Finnish
- *rīpāria Latin
- rīpārius Latin
- ribera Spanish, Castilian
- リバー Japanese
- rever Middle English
- riviere Old French
- ribera Catalan, Valencian
- ribeira Old Portuguese
- reba Marshallese
- riva Tok Pisin
- rivere xno
- Rewwer Pennsylvania German
- liba Sranan Tongo