ruste.
to rust; to become corroded or rusty
Meaning & usage
to rust; to become corroded or rusty
to weaken, deteriorate, or become dull through lack of use; to lose strength
Where this word comes from
From rust (“rust”) + -e (“verb-forming suffix”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk ruste and rusta, Danish ruste, Swedish rosta, German rosten and English rust (“to become rusty”).
to equip, outfit, or prepare someone or something for a particular purpose
to equip, outfit, or prepare someone or something for a particular purpose to equip or prepare oneself; to get ready
to equip, outfit, or prepare someone or something for a particular purpose equipped, prepared; ready for a purpose or task
to arm; to provide with weapons and military equipment
to arm; to provide with weapons and military equipment to arm oneself; to prepare for battle
to arm; to provide with weapons and military equipment armed, battle-ready
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Middle Low German rusten (“to equip, prepare; arm”), from Proto-West Germanic *hrustijan (“to adorn, equip, arm”), a denominative of *hrusti (“adornment, equipment, accoutrements”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk ruste and rusta, Danish ruste and Swedish rusta (“to equip, prepare; arm”); further cognate with Old English hyrstan (“to decorate, ornament”), Old High German hrusten and rusten (“to equip, protect, adorn”), Dutch rusten (“to equip (obsolete)”) and German rüsten (“to equip, prepare; arm”).
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