Where does “rince” come from?

rince (Irish) comes from Irish rinc, from English rink, from Middle English rink, from Old English rinc, from Proto-Germanic rinkiz, from Proto-Germanic rinkaz — straight, upright.

rince (Irish): verbal noun of rinc; dance; present subjunctive...

Definitions

  1. verbal noun of rinc; dance; present subjunctive...

Ancestry of “rince”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Irishrincto dance; rink
2EnglishrinkA man, especially a warrior or hero; A ring; a...
3Middle Englishrink—
4Old Englishrincman, warrior
5Proto-Germanicrinkizupright man
6Proto-Germanicrinkazstraight, upright

Words derived from “rince”

Every word from Proto-Germanic rinkaz →Every word from Proto-Germanic rinkiz →Every word from Old English rinc →