ܪܰܡܟܳܐ rmkʾ ramkā herd, troop, crowd
Derivatives: ܪܲܡܟܵܝܵܐ rmkyʾ ramkāyā follower, coenobite; ܪܲܡܟܵܢܵܝܵܐ rmknyʾ ramkānāyā of the common herd, vulgar; ܪܲܡܵܟܵܐ rmkʾ ramākā herdsman
OIr. *ramaka-; MP ram(ag) [lm(k')] herd, flock (CPD 70; Nyberg 166, s.vv. ram crowd and ramak herd); ManMP and ManParth. rm /ram/ flock; ManParth. rmg /ramag/ id. (Durkin-Meisterernst 2004, 296); Arm. LW eram troop; eramak herd (Hübschmann AG 147, no. 215); NP ram a herd of cattle (Steingass 586; Horn 138); rama a herd, flock; a company, troop (ibid. 587) ● rmkʾ of horses Rie 122, 12; of wild asses ES 2, 470A; of pigs Mt 8, 30 (Phil.); of birds Cyr 2105, 28; of daemons ib. 91, 4; of gods Phil V 28, 4; of crucified men Ming 1, 138*1; of wandering men Cyr 264, 16; plur. Cyr 200, 1; Kays 162, 21; 96, 12MiS 597, 23; rmkyʾ Ror chr 7, 115, 9; rmknyʾ Cyr 281, 4; rmkʾ IS 32, 20; 58, 12; IAB 1, 331, 4 (Mc L) ◆ LS 734b; Lagarde GA 82, 214; Nöldeke 1898 § 84