Definition of riata in English:

riata

(also reata, riato, riatta)

noun rɪˈɑːtə

A long light rope, usually of rawhide or hemp, used chiefly for catching livestock or tethering animals.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Californian. From Spanish reata rope used for tethering animals, in Mexican Spanish also lasso from reatar to tie again from re- + atar to tie from classical Latin aptāre to fit, adapt. Compare Portuguese reata.

Definition of riata in US English:

riata

(also reata, riato, riatta)

nounrɪˈɑːtə

A long light rope, usually of rawhide or hemp, used chiefly for catching livestock or tethering animals.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Californian. From Spanish reata rope used for tethering animals, in Mexican Spanish also lasso from reatar to tie again from re- + atar to tie from classical Latin aptāre to fit, adapt. Compare Portuguese reata.

单词	riata
释义	Definition of riata in English: riata (also reata, riato, riatta) noun rɪˈɑːtə A long light rope, usually of rawhide or hemp, used chiefly for catching livestock or tethering animals. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Californian. From Spanish reata rope used for tethering animals, in Mexican Spanish also lasso from reatar to tie again from re- + atar to tie from classical Latin aptāre to fit, adapt. Compare Portuguese reata. Definition of riata in US English: riata (also reata, riato, riatta) nounrɪˈɑːtə A long light rope, usually of rawhide or hemp, used chiefly for catching livestock or tethering animals. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Californian. From Spanish reata rope used for tethering animals, in Mexican Spanish also lasso from reatar to tie again from re- + atar to tie from classical Latin aptāre to fit, adapt. Compare Portuguese reata.
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