Reuter

English Etymology From en de Reuter. Proper noun s en German Translations German surname German: de Reuters See also en Reut Reute Reuters Reutermann Reuterman Reutemann Reuteman Anagrams en eerrtu Rueter ureter German Pronunciation de De-Reuter.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Etymology 1 From de nl ruiter robber; soldier; cavalryman, from de dum ruter robber, looter, from de fro routier, from fro rote, fro route, whence also de Rotte. The development from “robber” to “cavalryman” by association with nl rijder, nl ridder, de Reiter, de Ritter. Later on, the word was considered a mere phonetic variant of de Reiter and was accordingly discouraged by the German grammarians of the 18th century. Noun m de archaic cavalryman de Kavallerist ; Reiter<q:broader> de agriculture rickstand Declension m Derived terms de Heureuter Etymology 2 In some cases probably from etymology 1, but in others from place names in de -reut, de -reuth, related with de roden. de: Proper noun surname de Descendants en Reuter zh 羅伊特 Luóyītè 1 it Roiter 1 References ruiter1: “Via de vele buitenlandse huurlingen werd het woord ontleend als Nederduits ruter, Hoogduits Reuter (nu alleen nog bekend als eigennaam), Zweeds ryttare, Noors ryttar, Deens ryttar.” Further reading