†rote (A.N.) practice. by rote, by heart. be pure rote, [473], merely by rote
roten (A.S.) to rot
rotey tyme (A.N.) [222], the time of rut
†rotheren (A.S.) [476], oxen
rounen, rownen (A.S.) [66], [97], to whisper, talk privately
routhe (A.S.) ruth, compassion
rowen (A.S.) to become red, as the dawn of day (?). pret. s. rowed, [376]
rufulliche (A.S.) ruefully
rugge (A.S.) [286], [413], the back. rugge-bone (A.S.) [98], the back-bone
rulen (A.N.) [393], to rule, govern