IPA: /ˈrɛdəl/
KK: /ˈrɛdəl/
A type of red pigment used for marking or coloring, often made from iron oxide.
The farmer used reddle to mark his sheep for identification.
Reddle originates from Old English 'read' (meaning red) and the suffix '-le', which is a diminutive or descriptive suffix. The word 'reddle' refers to a red pigment or powder used for marking.
Think of the word 'red' in 'reddle' to remember that it refers to a red pigment or marking substance.