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101ran- — *ran germ.: Quelle: Personenname; Sonstiges: Reichert, Lexikon der altgermanischen Namen 2, 1990, 589 (Ranari, Ranemund, Ranihildis, Ranihild, Ranila, Ranild, Ranilo, Ranimir, Ranosind, Ranovigi, Ranovic) …
102Ran — (germanische Mythologie Gattin des Meerriesen Ägir) …
103ran — Ran, Picard. Belier, Fran. Aries …
104RAN — ► ABBREVIATION ▪ Royal Australian Navy …
105ran|cor — «RANG kuhr», noun. bitter resentment or ill will; extreme hatred or spite: »This silly affair…greatly increased his rancor against me (Benjamin Franklin). SYNONYM(S): malice, animosity. ╂[< Old French rancour, and rancor, learned borrowings… …
106ran|cour — «RANG kuhr», noun. Especially British. rancor …
107Ran|kine — «RANG kuhn», adjective. of, based on, or according to the Rankine scale: »528 degrees Rankine. Abbr: R. ╂[< William J. M. Rankine, 1820 1872, a Scottish scientist and engineer] …
108ran|kle — «RANG kuhl», verb, kled, kling. –v.i. to be sore; cause soreness; continue to give pain: »The blister rankled as he walked. Figurative. The memory of the insult rankled in his mind. –v.t. to cause pain or soreness in or to. ╂[< Old French… …
109ran-pick — ran pick, pike(d see rampick, piked …
110ran — ach·y·ran·thes; ac·ti·nop·te·ran; ai·ran; al·bo·ran·ite; al·co·ran; al·do·fu·ran·o·side; al·do·py·ran·o·side; am·a·ran·tha·ce·ae; am·a·ran·thine; am·a·ran·thus; am·a·ran·tite; an·dro·spo·ran·gi·um; an·u·ran; au·ran·tia; au·ran·ti·a·ce·ae;… …
