ridder

English

noun
Definitions
  • (now) a sieve

Etymology

Inherited from Middle English ridder inherited from Old English hridder (sieve) inherited from *hrīdrā inherited from Proto-Germanic *hrīdrą derived from Proto-Indo-European *krey- (separate, seive, divide, touch, strip, sieve, sift, graze, split, I separate, shake, streak, pick out, I move, part).

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Proto-Indo-European

*krey-

Gloss

separate, seive, divide, touch, strip, sieve, sift, graze, split, I separate, shake, streak, pick out, I move, part

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