Rush

rush RUSH English Etymology As an English surname, from the noun en rush waterside plant, plant in marshes. Also as an English surname, from the archaic noun en rush beehive, from en fr ruche. As an en ga - surname, from ga Ó Ruis descendant of Ros, a name from ga ros wood. Sometimes also translated from ga Ó Luachra due to confusion with ga luachair rushes, see en Loughrey. Also as an Irish surname, translated/Anglicized from ga Ó Fuada descendant of Fuada, compare en Foody, from the noun ga fuad haste. As a en de - surname, Americanized from de Rüsch, en Ruesch, en Rusch. Proper noun ~ s es en en English en English occupations for someone who made things from rushes. en Irish en German en male. A placename: en coastal town co/Fingal co/Dublin c/Ireland. en number of places c/USA: en unincorporated community co/El Paso County s/Colorado c/USA. en unincorporated community co/Boyd County and co/Carter County s/Kentucky c/USA. en town co/Monroe County s/New York c/USA. TopoZone: Rush, New York en A number of <<townships>>, in <<s/Illinois>>, <<s/Michigan>>, <<s/Missouri>>, <<s/Ohio>> and <<s/Pennsylvania>>, <<c/USA>>, listed under en Rush Township. en Rush County. Derived terms en Rush Center Rush County References Anagrams en hrsu Hurs Suhr RHUs HRUs Albanian Etymology From sq sqj-pro *rāguša Compare scn Ragusa. Alternatively from sq la Ragusium.Mansaku. S. (1982). Studime Filologjike. Qendra e Studimeve Albanologjike. P. 110. Regarded as a quite early loanword as the /ɡ/ is dropped, a pattern in older loanwords such as sq mjeshtër from la magister, Drisht from la Drivastum, mjek from la medicus, and pyll from la palus palūs, palūdem. Noun m Rushi sq historical sq @former name of:Dubrovnik Q1722 Ragusa before 1918 sq historical The Republic of Ragusa See also sq rrush References