ruttiers
ruttiers is the plural of ruttier.
Meaning of ruttier
Noun (1)
ruttier (plural ruttiers)
- A chart of a course, especially at sea.
- These charts probably originated as graphic extensions of simple but accurate descriptions of ports, coasts, and customary routes contained in pilot books (ruttiers).1988, Doulglas M Johnston, Theory and History of Ocean Boundary-Making, McGill-Queen’s University Press, pages 61-74
Noun (2)
ruttier (plural ruttiers)
- A mounted warrior, or knight
- He and his troop of Angevine ruttiers had fought like tigers by William’s side, at Hastings[.]1866, Charles Kingsley, chapter 21, in Hereward the Wake, London: Nelson, page 291
Questions about ruttiers
- What is ruttiers the plural of?
- Ruttiers is the plural of ruttier.
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