runs |
runes |
As nouns the difference between runs and runes
is that
runs is plural of lang=en while
runes is plural of lang=en.
As a verb runs
is third-person singular of run.
ruins |
runs |
As nouns the difference between ruins and runs
is that
ruins is plural of lang=en while
runs is plural of lang=en.
As verbs the difference between ruins and runs
is that
ruins is third-person singular of ruin while
runs is third-person singular of run.
nuns |
runs |
As nouns the difference between nuns and runs
is that
nuns is while
runs is .
As a verb runs is
(
run).
runts |
runs |
As nouns the difference between runts and runs
is that
runts is plural of lang=en while
runs is plural of lang=en.
As a verb runs is
third-person singular of run.
rune |
runs |
As nouns the difference between rune and runs
is that
rune is a letter, or character, belonging to the written language of various ancient Germanic peoples, especially the Scandinavians and the Anglo-Saxons while
runs is plural of lang=en.
As a verb runs is
third-person singular of run.
rues |
runs |
As verbs the difference between rues and runs
is that
rues is while
runs is (
run).
As a noun runs is
.
funs |
runs |
As nouns the difference between funs and runs
is that
funs is field, land, soil, ground while
runs is .
As a verb runs is
(
run).
runs |
rungs |
As nouns the difference between runs and rungs
is that
runs is plural of lang=en while
rungs is plural of lang=en.
As a verb runs
is third-person singular of run.
runt |
runs |
As nouns the difference between runt and runs
is that
runt is the smallest animal of a litter, or, while
runs is .
As a verb runs is
(
run).
runs |
ruts |
As nouns the difference between runs and ruts
is that
runs is plural of lang=en while
ruts is plural of rut.
As a verb runs
is third-person singular of run.
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