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reird

UK/ɹɪəd/US/ɹiɚd/

reird noun: utterance, speech; an instance of this.

Noun

reird (plural reirds)

  1. (obsolete) Utterance, speech; an instance of this
  2. (obsolete) A voice, a cry.

Forms of reird

pluralreirds

Origin of reird

From Old English reord, from Proto-Germanic *razdō.

Questions about reird

What does reird mean?
Reird means utterance, speech; an instance of this.
What part of speech is reird?
Reird is a noun.
How do you pronounce reird?
Reird is pronounced /ɹɪəd/ (UK).
What is the plural of reird?
The plural of reird is reirds.

Words near reird in the dictionary

  1. reionizations
  2. reionize
  3. reionized
  4. reionizes
  5. reionizing
  6. reird
  7. reirds
  8. reirradiation
  9. reirradiations
  10. reirrigate
  11. reirrigated

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