[rêðe], adj., wroth, furious: nom. sg., [122], [1586]; nom. pl. rêðe, [771]. Also, of things, wild, rough, fierce: gen. sg. rêðes and-hâttres (fierce, penetrating heat), [2524].
[reáf], st. n., booty, plunder in war; clothing, garments (as taken by the victor from the vanquished): in comp. heaðo-, wäl-reáf.
[reáfian], w. v., to plunder, rob, w. acc.: inf. hord reáfian, [2774]; pret. sg. þenden reáfode rinc ôðerne, [2986]; wäl reáfode, [3028]; pret. pl. wäl reáfedon, [1213].
be-reáfian, w. instr., to bereave, rob of: pret. part. since be-reáfod, [2747]; golde be-reáfod, [3019].
[reord], st. f., speech, language; tone of voice: acc. sg. on-cniów mannes reorde (knew, heard, a human voice), [2556].
[reordian], w. v., to speak, talk: inf. fela reordian (speak much), [3026].
ge-reordian, to entertain, to prepare for: pret. part. þâ wäs eft swâ ær ... flet-sittendum fägere ge-reorded (again, as before, the guests were hospitably entertained), 1789
[reót], st. m.?, f.?, noise, tumult? (grave?): instr. sg. reóte, [2458]. Bugge, in Zachers Zeits. [4], [215], takes reóte as dat. from reót (rest, repose).
[reóc], adj., savage, furious: nom. sg., [122].
be-[reófan], st. v., to rob of, bereave: pret. part. w. instr. acc. sg. fem. golde berofene, [2932]; instr. sg. reóte berofene, [2458].