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- religiosus:—a member of such an order.
- rella:—ray, striped cloth.
- remanentia:—remainder.
- remasilia vaccarum:—cowdung.
- remedium:—recreation.
- remembrancia:—remembrance.
- rememoratio:—a remembrance.
- rememorator:—a remembrancer.
- remissus:—careless.
- remocium:—rowing.
- remuabilis:—removeable.
- remulus:—a rudder, an implement used in mixing malt.
- renga:—a belt; a baldric.
- rengia, rengiata:—a strip of land.
- rengum:—a rank; a row.
- reno:—a short cloak, usually fur.
- rentale:—a rental; a rent-roll.
- rentarius:—a renter, a tenant paying rent.
- reparium:—a fortified place; a harbour (for deer); repair, i.e. recourse, visit.
- repassagium:—return.
- repassare:—to return.
- repastum:—a repast, a meal.
- repatriare:—to return to one's country.
- repausare:—to nourish; to be still, to repose; to make still.
- repeciare:—to patch.
- repellare:—to repeal.
- repellum:—repeal.
- reperium. See reparium.
- replacitare:—to plead what was pleaded before.
- replegiabilis:—replevisable, bailable.
- replegiamentum:—replevin.
- replegiare:—to redeem by giving surety; to replevy.
- reportagium:—carrying back.
- reportare:—to report.
- reportus:—report.
- reprisa:—deduction.
- reprisale:—taking one thing in satisfaction for another, reprisal.
- reprisare:—to remit; to deduct.
- reragia. See arreragium.
- resaisire. See reseisire.
- rescuere:—to rescue.
- rescussa, rescussto:—recovery; rescue; attack.
- rescussor:—a rescuer.
- rescussura:—rescue.
- rescussus:—rescue.
- rescutire:—to rescue.
- reseantia:—residence.
- reseisire:—to retake lands into the king's hand; to replace in seisin.
- resiantia, resiantisa:—residence.
- residensurus:—about to reside.
- resolvere:—to pay.
- resortire:—to be in the jurisdiction of; to revert; to resort to.
- resortum:—the jurisdiction of a court; return.
- respecta:—respite.
- respectare, respectuare:—to respite.
- respectus:—respite.
