köken: From Middle High German riuse, from Old High German rūsa, riusa (10th century), of uncertain origin; perhaps the s represents grammatischer Wechsel of r and the word is a jōn- stem from the root of Rohr (“reed”). Cognate with Swedish ryssja, Danish ruse, Norwegian Bokmål ruse.
köken: From Old Swedish (i.e. a loanword before 1541), originally from a Celtic word, from Gaulish *ruskā, from Proto-Celtic *rūskos (“bark”). Cognate with French ruche (“beehive”) and German Reuse (“fish-trap”), as well as Danish ruse (“fish trap”) and Norwegian Bokmål ruse (“fish trap”)
fyke net, fyke (type of fish-trap consisting of tubular nets that are supported by hoops)
çekim: çoğul rysät · tamlayan rysän
köken: Probably borrowed from Middle Low German rǖse. Cognate with Estonian rüsa, Ingrian rysä, Karelian ryšä /ryžä, Votic rüsä, Swedish ryssja (“fish-trap”) and German Reuse (“fish-trap”).
aile: Rysälä, lohirysä, rysäkalastus, turistirysä, jäädä rysän päältä kiinni
köken: From Old Danish ruse, ultimately from the same root as rør (“pipe, reed”), from which the rushes were braided. Also related to German Reuse (“fish-trap”).