FromMiddle High Germanrīs, borrowed fromLate Latinrīsum orrīsus, fromLatinorȳza, borrowed fromAncient Greekὄρῡζα(órūza) (Greekόρυζα(óryza)).See alsoEnglishrice.[1]
Reis m (strong,genitiveReises,pluralReise)
FromMiddle High Germanrīs, fromOld High Germanrīs,hrīs, fromProto-West Germanic*hrīs, fromProto-Germanic*hrīsą.
Cognate withDutchrijs,Englishrise,rice. More atrice(Etymology 2).
Reis n (strong,genitiveReises,pluralReiser)
See the etymology of the correspondinglemma form.
Reis
FromMiddle High Germanrīs, borrowed fromLate Latinrīsum orrīsus, fromAncient Greekὄρυζα(óruza).
Reis m
FromMiddle Low Germanreise, fromOld Saxon*reisa, fromProto-West Germanic*raisu.
Reis