Rein

/reɪn/ noun, verb

A strap attached to a horse's bit for controlling and guiding the horse; to control or hold back something or someone.

From Old French 'rene,' derived from Latin 'retinere' (to hold back), from 're-' (back) and 'tenere' (to hold). The word came to English through Norman French in the 1200s.

AFteuels
AMገመድ
ARلجام
BGюзда
BNলগাম
CAregna
CSotěže
DAtøjle
DEZügel
ELχαλινάρι
ESrienda
ETohjad
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