Rennet

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 439
ren'et, n. the prepared inner membrane nf a calfs stomach, used to make milk?//// together or coagulate. (From A.S. rennan to cause to run, and cog. with Ger. cnsal, (nielk-.r/vit’.) Rennet, ren'et, n a sweet kind of apple. [Fr. remette rawette dim. of mine, a frog—L. rail a so called from its spotted rind.J Renounce, re-nowns', v to disclaim to disown to reject publicly and finally to forsake, -v.i. to neglect to follow suit at cards. (L. renuntw, — re-, away, and nuntto, -at to announce mint us a me enger.]
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