rile etymology

Etymology and Origin:

The name "Rile" has multiple etymological origins:

• English: From the Old English word "ryle," meaning "a brook or stream."
• Dutch: From the Middle Dutch word "rijle" or "rale," meaning "ditch" or "small stream."
• Irish: The Irish name "Ríle" comes from the Old Irish word "ríol," meaning "king" or "royal."

Meaning:

• English: Stream, brook
• Dutch: Ditch, small stream
• Irish: King, royal

Variants:

• Ryel (English)
• Rijle, Rale (Dutch)
• Riole, Riall (Irish)

Examples of Usage:

• Literary:
  • "The rillet makes a murmur in the vale." (Edmund Spenser, "The Faerie Queene")
• Geographical:
  • Rile Creek in the United States
  • Rile Brook in England
  • Rile Island in Ireland
• Personal Names:
  • Rileigh (feminine)
  • Riley (masculine and feminine)

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