ribes
N F
currant-bush

ribesium
N
currant

ribinare
to bank up (?).

rica
N F
veil

ricinium
N
small head-veil

ricinum
N
small veil

rictus
N M
jaws; open mouth

ridare
to clean.

ridellus
a curtain.

Rident stolidi verba latina
Fools laugh at the Latin language. (Ovid)

Ridentem dicere verum quid vetat?
What forbids a laughing man from telling the truth? (Horace)

rideo
V
laugh at (with dat.)| laugh; ridicule

ridibundus
ADJ
laughing

ridica
N F
wooden stake for supporting vines

ridicula
N F
small wooden stake for supporting vines; small vine prop

ridicularius
ADJ
laughable| droll

ridiculum
N
joke| piece of humor

ridiculus
N M
buffoon| jester

ridmicus (rhythmicus)
in metre; in rhyme.

rien
N M
kidney(s) (usu. pl.); name of precious stone

rifflare
to take away by force; to plunder.

riffletum
an osier bed.

rifflura
plunder also rufflura.

riga
a ridge.

rigatio
N F
watering

rigeo
V
be stiff or numb; stand on end; be solidified

rigesco
V
grow stiff or numb; stiffen harden

rigidus
ADJ
stiff| hard; stern; rough

rigo
V
moisten| wet| water| irrigate

rigor
N M
stiffness| rigidity| coldness| numbness| hardness; inflexibility; severity

Rigor mortis
The rigidity of death

riguus
ADJ
watering| irrigating; abounding in water| well watered

rima
rhyme.

rimagium
error for riviagium (?).

rimor
V DEP
probe| search; rummage about for| examine| explore

rimosus
ADJ
full of cracks or fissures

ringa
N F
sword-belt; ring; hoop

ringeldus
a bailiff. (Welsh rhingyll.)

ringildria
office of ringildus.

ringor
V DEP
snarl| show the teeth; be angry

rinoceros
N M
rhinoceros (African or Indian); rhinoceros horn oil-flask

rinsura
washing.

riota
a riot.

riotosus
riotous.

riottum
a riot.

ripa
N F
bank

riparia
water flowing between banks.

riparius
one who conveys fish from the coast to inland towns.

ripator
a reaper.

ripensis
ADJ
on river-bank

ripula
N F
little bank

risa
rice.

riscus
N M
box| chest| trunk

risibilis
ADJ
that can laugh; risible

rismus
rhyme.

risor
N M
one who laughs

Risu inepto res ineptior nulla est
There is nothing more foolish than a foolish laugh. (Catullus)

risus
N M
laughter

Risus abundat in ore stultorum
Abundant laughs in the mouth of the foolish too much hilarity means foolishness

ritare
rectare.

rite
ADV
duly| according to religious usage| with due observance; solemnly; well

ritual
N
ceremonial rite

ritualis
ADJ
ritual; of ceremonies

ritualiter
ADV
ritually; by religious means

ritus
N M
rite; ceremony

rivagium
toll taken on rivers for the passage of boats| or on the shore for landing goods.

rival
N M
rival

rivaria
a river bank.

riveare
to fish and fowl on a river; to have the right of doing so.

rivera
a river.

riviagium
the above-mentioned right also rivagium.

rivola
a stream| a rivulet.

rivulus
N M
rivulet| rill| small brook

rivus
N M
stream

rixa
rice.

rixor
V DEP
quarrel violently| brawl| dispute

rixosus
ADJ
quarrelsome