rid-ar:(intr.) to laugh (ye); -etar:
to smile; -eto: smile, short l.; -egar: to l. much;
-eskar: to burst out laughing, commence to l.; -ar
kontre-vole: to l. against one’s will; -inda:
laughable, comical, ridiculous; -ind-(ul)o: ridiculous
person; -ind-ajo: a ridiculous thing; -ema, -iva:
tendency to l., giggly, risible; -ind-eso: ridiculousness;
-ind-igar: to ridicule, make (ulu) ridiculous; -achar:
to snigger, giggle; -ach-etar: to titter. — FIS
ri-deb-izar: to put (su, ulu) in debt again; -eskar:
to run again into debt.
ridel-o: side pole, rack or board placed on a cart to help
hold the load; cart-rack. — FI
ri-don-ar:(tr.) to give back; -o:
restitution.
ri-elekt-ar:(tr.) to re-elect; -ebla:
re-eligible.
ri-en-ir-ar:(tr., intr.) to re-enter.
ri-en-korp-igar: to reincorporate.
ri-establis-ar:(tr.) to re-establish, reinstate (su,
ulu, ulo, en, sur).
ri-exportac-ar:(tr.) to re-export.
rif-o: reef; ledge of rocks standing above the level of
the water. V. exp. vid. brizanto. — DER.
ri-fac-ar:(tr.) to do (ulo) over again,
remake.
ri-fald-ar:(tr.) to turn in or up, take in, make a
pleat, tuck; -uro: pleat, tuck.
ri-fort-igar:(tr.)-eskar:(intr.)
to (re-)strengthen.
ri-fresh-igar: to freshen; -eskar: to become
refreshed.
rig-o, -aro:(nav.) rigging, tackle; -izar:
to rig (a ship). — E
ri-gan-ar:(tr.) to regain, recover (sin.: ri-aquirar,
ri-obtenar, ri-havar).
rigid-a:(lit. and fig.) rigid, stiff, not easily
bent, not pliant; (of persons) inflexible, unyielding; -eso:
stiffness, rigidity; (fig.) severity; -igar: to
stiffen, render inflexible. Ex.: Fera stango esas rigida. Stacar
rigida. Koldeso rigidas la fingri. Il esas rigida homo. Ant.: laxa,
flex-ebla, mola. — DEFIS
rigl-o: bolt; -agar; rigle kloz-ar: (tr.) to
bolt. — D
rigor-o: rigor; extreme exactness or strictness; -oza:
rigorous, strict; strict (cf. severa); -isto:
rigorist, a person rigid or exact to excess; -ismo:
rigorism, strictness, austerity; -oza, segun rigoro:
rigorously, with rigour. Ex.: La rigoro di la legi, di la reguli.
Rigoroza judiciisto. Rigoroza demonstro. — DEFIS
ri-imprim-ar:(tr.) to reprint; -uro: a
reprint
ri-junt-ar, -union-ar:(tr.) to join again,
reunite.
ri-kapt-ar:(tr.) to recapture, retake, get hold of
again.
rikoch-ar:(intr.) to ricochet, rebound. —
DEFR
ri-kolok-ar:(tr., fin.) to reinvest.
ri, retro-kompr-ar: to buy again, buy back; -o:
repurchase; -ebla: repurchaseable, redeemable.
ri-koncili-ar:(tr.) to reconcile (again), to
conciliate (anew), make friends again.
ri-konoc-ar: to recognize, know again, indentify; -ebla:
recognizable. Ex.: Rikonocar ulu per lua traiti, lua voco.
ri-konstituc-ar:(tr.) to reconstitute, reorganize.
ri-konstrukt-ar:(tr.) to reconstruct, build anew.
ri-kopi-ar:(tr.) to recopy.
ri-kustum-igar: to reaccustom (ulu); -eskar:
to reaccustom, get used to again.
ri-lern-ar:(tr.) to learn (ulo) anew.
rim-o: rhyme: accord in sound of words (cf. verso);
-ifar: to rhyme; -izar: to put (ulo) into
rhyme. Ex.: Ica du vorti ne rimifas. — DEFIRS
ri-mariaj-ar:(tr.) to marry again; -o: a
second marriage. Ex.: Nepoleon rimariajas su kun Marie-Louise.
rimbors-ar:(tr.) to reimburse, repay, refund (in
money). Ex.: Pagez por me, me rimborsos a vu. — DEFIS
ri-memor-ar:(tr.) to remember again, to recollect;
-o: recollection, reminiscence; -igar: to remind (ulo
da ulu).
rimen-o:(leather) strap, belt; sen fina -o:
endless belt; sub ventra -o: belly-band (as for horses); tir-
-o: trace (of a harness); ligo- -o: tether, thong.
— DR
ri-nask-ar:(intr.) to be born again; (fig.) to
spring up again, to reappear; -o: new birth, revival; -igar:
to regenerate.
rinforc-ar:(tr., milit.) to reinforce (a garrison,
etc.); -o, -uro: reinforcement. — EFIS
