Rafter
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 425
raft'er, n. an inclined beam supporting the roof of a house. v.t. to furnish with rafters [A.S. rafter, a beam Ice. raptr raftr) a beam Dan. raft a pole.j Rag, rag, a fragment of doth anything rent or worn out. [A.S. raggic, rough, cog. with Sw ragg, rough hair, and Rug.] Ragamuffin, rag-a-muf'in, «. a low disreputable person. [Ety. dub.] Rage, raj, violent excitement enthusiasm rapture anger excited to fury.-*~t/.i. to be furious With anger to exercise fury, to ravage to pre-
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