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derives from Old English,
either hrēod (reeds) + lēah (wood or clearing), or
rydde (cleared land) + lēah.
Aaron Ridley,
British philosopher Aaron J. Ridley...
- Scots. It's
almost certainly of Scandinavian/Viking origin; the
Danish "
rydde op"
means to
clean up. "Redd up" and its ****ociated
variants probably entered...
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Kjetil Olsen Vethe (27
April 2013). "Budstikka - Russ
sendt tilbake for å
rydde opp eget søppel". www.budstikka.no.
Retrieved 28
August 2015. Tisdall, Jonathan...
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Retrieved 27
August 2007. Lie,
Kyrre (10
April 2008). "Kanarifansen vil
rydde opp" (in Norwegian). Adressa.
Archived from the
original on 12
April 2008...
- Simensen,
Joakim (November 25, 2014). "– En stor og
sterk spiller som kan
rydde opp" (in Norwegian).
Fredriksstad Blad.
Retrieved December 20, 2018. @PelicansFi...
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known as "Rudin" (Old
Norse for "clearings,"
compare to
modern verb "å
rydde"
which means "to clear").
Rudin was a
large area that
extended over the...
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Skive IK forlænger med
Frederik Fisker Nielsen, skive-ik.dk, 21
January 2020
Farvel til
Denius og Fisker:
Skive skal
rydde op, bold.dk. 11 July 2022...
- T-shirt,
ringing in my ears and a huge
smile on my lips." "Betjente vil
rydde 1000fryd", Nordjyske, 28
February 2009 (in Danish) "Forsker: Ungdomshuse...
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October 2021.
Retrieved 18
October 2021. "Hadia
Tajik om SAS-konflikten: Vil
rydde opp" (in Norwegian). VG. 25
October 2021.
Retrieved 25
October 2021. "Hadia...
- of the
Nordic Council's
Literature Prize.
While writing her
newest novel Rydde ut,
which is set in
Finnmark county, it was
revealed to Uri that her family...
