Reck

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 86
rek, v.t. to care for: to regard.— v.i. (usually with not , and fol. by of ) care: heed.— adj. Reck′le , carele : heedle of consequences: rash.— adv. Reck′le ly .— ns. Reck′le ne ; Reck′ling , a reckle person: the weakest in a litter: a helple babe.— adj. stunted.— It recks ( Milt. ), it concerns. [A.S. récan , from a root seen in Old High Ger. ruoh , care, Ger. ruchlos , regardle .]
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