IPA: /ˈrɒn.jən/
KK: /ˈrɒn.jən/
A creature that is dirty, unhealthy, or has a scabby appearance.
The old dog looked like a ronyon, with its matted fur and sores.
The word 'ronyon' originates from Old French 'ronion', meaning a rag or tattered piece of cloth. It refers to something that is shabby or in poor condition, often used to describe a person or their clothing.
Think of a 'rag' or something 'tattered' to remember that 'ronyon' describes something shabby or in poor condition.