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rithe
rithe Now dial. (raɪθ) Also 8–9 ride, 9 rife. [OE. r{iacu}ð, r{iacu}ðe, = Fris. ryd, ride, MLG. rîd, rîde, etc. (LG. rîde), OLFrankish rîth stream, ditch.] A small stream; a brooklet.c 888 K. ælfred Boeth. xxxiv. §1 Sum micel æwelm..& irnen mæneᵹe brocas & riða of. c 897 ― Gregory's Past. C. 469 Sum... Oxford English Dictionary
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Marlyon Rithe
Marlyon Rithe was an English politician in the 16th Century. Rythe was born in Twickenham. Rithe was buried at Twickenham on 30 May 1627. References People from Twickenham 1627 deaths English MPs 1584–1585 Members of Lincoln's Inn wikipedia.org
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Rythe
A rythe, or rithe, is a small stream, or a creek or inlet from a salt water harbour. The term is in common usage in the South of England. wikipedia.org
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wride
▪ I. wride, n. Now dial. (raɪd) Also 1 wrid, wryd, 7– ride. [OE. wr{iacu}d, f. wr{iacu}dan, wr{iacu}dian to put forth shoots, grow. Cf. Yks. writh, rithe.] A shoot, stalk, or stem; a group or bush of stalks, etc., growing from one root.c 725 Corpus Gloss., Culmus, wyrð [Erfurt wryd]. 944 in Birch Ca... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Wrythe
The river is first recorded in 1229 as Rithe, and later as le Ryth (1450) and la Rye (1484). wikipedia.org
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riche
▪ I. † riche, rike Obs. Forms: α. 1–2 r{iacu}c(e, 2–4 riche, 3–4 ryche. β. 4–5 rik(e, 5 ryk(e. [Common Teutonic: OE. r{iacu}ce, = OFris. rîke, rîk (mod.Fris. ryk), MDu. rike, rijc, ric (Du. rijk), OS. rîki (MLG. rike, ryke, LG. rîk), OHG. rîchi, rîhhi, etc. (G. reich), ON. r{iacu}ki (Norw. and Sw. r... Oxford English Dictionary
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Fowley Island
Fisherman's Walk Fisherman's Walk is a causeway that runs along the sands from the coast at Emsworth around 340 metres to Fowley Rithe, a narrow channel wikipedia.org
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Ó Cobhthaigh
Mec-Rithe m. Conaill Claoín m. Gearain m. Duach tracing the family back to Íoth mac Breogán. According to historian C. wikipedia.org
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ride
▪ I. ride, n.1 (raɪd) [f. ride v. ME. rĭde (only in Gen. & Ex. 3950) is app. to be taken as a derivative from the stem rī̆d-: cf. Du. rit, MLG. rid, rit, G. ritt, Da. ridt.] 1. a. An excursion or journey in some vehicle or conveyance, now esp. a public one; † a drive.1759 J. Wesley Jrnl. 13 Aug. (17... Oxford English Dictionary
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Dunloe Ogham Stones
Daig son of the descendant of Toicacas"; believed to refer to the Tóecraige tribe) CIIC 198: MAQI-RITEAS MAQI MAQI-DDUMILEAS/ MUCOI TOICACI ("of Mac-Rithe wikipedia.org
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Wendell Phillips
Notes Footnotes Further reading Aisèrithe, A.J. and Donald Yacovone (eds.), Wendell Phillips, Social Justice, and the Power of the Past. wikipedia.org
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way
▪ I. way, n.1 (weɪ) Forms: 1 weᵹ, North. woeᵹ, 2–3 weiȝ, 2–6 wei, 4–6 weie, weye, 3 wæi, wæiȝ, waiȝ, weȝ, Orm. weȝȝe, 4–5 weiȝe, 3–6 wai, wey, 4 veie, wa, weieȝe, wie, wye, 4–5 veye, 4, 6 vay(e, 4–7 waie, 4–8 waye, 5 whay, weij, 4–6 wy, 9 Sc. wye, 3– way. pl. 4 waiis, 5 weyse, waiez, waiss, wayse, w... Oxford English Dictionary
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Carshalton
Its name is thought to derive from the rye that was once grown in this area, or from the Anglo-Saxon word rithe which means a small stream. wikipedia.org
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M8 motorway (Ireland)
Na hArd Rithe. On the Cashel bypass stand metal figures representing the High Kings of Munster. wikipedia.org
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Indian agroforestry policy
However, Kishore Rithe, a former member of the National Board for Wildlife, observes that tribals will eventually cut down trees and practice agriculture wikipedia.org
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