Rheum
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 446
rOTm, n. the Jtoio or discharge from the lungs or nostrils caused by cold increased action of any organ, esp of the mucous glands [L —Gr. rheum a —rhtd, to flow Rheumatic, rt3C-mat'ik, Rheumatic , rfiTi-mat'ikal, adj. pertaining to, or affected with rheumatism. Rheumatism, rOOm'a-tizm, n a painful affection of the muscles, so named from a notion that the pain was caused by rheum or humour flowing through the part affected. Rheumy, roum'i, adj full of or causing rheuin. Rhinoceros, ri-no-.'er n a veiy large animal allied to the elephant, having a very thick skin, and one or two horns on the nose. —Gr. rhi- — nokerPs rhttt, rhinos, nose, Leras, n horn.J Rhododendron, io-d
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