Rigging

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 447
righng, n. tackle the system of cordage which supports a ship’s masts and extends the sails. [See Rig, v t Right, rit adj,, straight most direct: upright: erect according to truth and justice according to law true correct just proper exact most convenient well performed most dexterous, as the hand on the right hand on the right 43b fate, fir me, her mine Ring hand of one looking towards the mouth of a river {math.) upright from a base containing 90 degrees. adv. Rightly.— ». Right H8BS, — [A.S. riht, rykt Ger. reckt L. rectus rego to guide. Sec RlOh.J
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