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▪ I. rist, n.1 Obs. exc. dial.
[f. ppl. stem of rise v.: cf. arist, sunrist, and uprist.]
†1. A source, origin. Obs.
1622Drayton Poly-olb. xxvi. 373 Scardale..Wher Rother from her rist, Ibber, and Crawley hath. 1674N. Fairfax Bulk & Selv. 8 If we can but track it up to a spring of its kind, without looking after any other riste. Ibid. 120 The rist or spring of all that swiftness.
2. A rising ground or slope; an ascent.
1823E. Moor Suffolk Words, Rist, a rising, ascent, or swelling, in land, a road, etc. a1825Forby Voc. E. Anglia, Rist, a rising or elevation of the ground.
3. A rise in price.
1823E. Moor Suffolk Words s.v., Corn ha' got a little rist.
▪ II. rist, n.2
? variant of wrest n.
c1450Holland Howlat 759 The rote, and the recordour, the ribupe, the rist, The trumpe, and the talburn.
▪ III. rist, v. rare.
[ad. ON. and Icel. rísta (Norw. and Sw. rista, Da. rista).]
To carve, engrave.
1866G. Stephens Runic Mon. I. p. xxxi, Hælhi.., risted. 1886― in Du Chaillu Viking Age (1889) I. 155 note, It is the first burnt bone yet found risted with runes.
▪ IV. rist(e
obs. ff. reest n., rest n.1 and v.1 |