English
redeless
From rede + -less.
Formed from rede + -less
Proto-Indo-European *Hreh₁dʰ- ‘to think, arrange’
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Proto-Germanic *rēdaz ‘advice, counsel’
Proto-West Germanic *rād ‘advice, counsel’
Old English rǣd ‘advice’
Middle English red ‘counsel, advice, recommendation’
English rede
Today it means
adj Without rede or counsel.
Sources
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Etymograph / redeless