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▪ I. † ron1 Obs.
[Of obscure origin.
The word being app. southern, it is uncertain whether the original form is ron or rǫn:—*ran: the latter would have a parallel in Ir. rann verse, poem, but any real connexion between the two is very doubtful. In Cursor M. 219 the form ron prob. stands for roun, rūn, but riot ron (riming with don done) in line 26938 may belong here.]
A short poem or song, esp. a love-song.
a1225Leg. Kath. 108 Nalde ha nane ronnes ne nane luue runes leornin ne lustnen. c1275Luue Ron 2 in O.E. Misc. 93 A mayde Cristes me bit yorne, þat ich hire wurche a luue ron [rimes -mon, con]. 1327in Rel. Antiquæ I. 119 Herkne to my ron As ich ou telle con. c1370Clene Maydenhod (Vernon MS.) 2 Of a trewe loue clene and derne Ichaue I-write þe A Ron [rimes -mon, con, vppon].
▪ II. † ron2 Obs.—1
[var. of ro n. The -n is prob. not due merely to the rime-word don: cf. rone v. and mistrun for mistrow n.]
Rest.
a1300Cursor M. 24163 O[n] quam sal i nu cri and call, I redles vte o ron [v.r. ro]?
▪ III. † ron3 Sc. Obs. rare.
Some kind of fish.
1525in Excerpta Lib. Dom. Jas. V (Bann. Cl.) 7, ij ronis, lxxxiiij merlingis. Ibid. 8, j ron.
▪ IV. ron
obs. form of rone n.1, roun, run. |