Rest, repose, peace. Frequently in ro and rest (also rest and ro).

Respite from labour or exertion of any kind; refreshment or repose obtained by a pause in activity.

Cessation, intermission, rest. †a leoð gān (early Middle English): to make peace.

Freedom from external disturbance or interruption; (formerly also) †freedom from work or occupation; rest, repose (obsolete).

Rest, repose, inactivity; the taking of one's rest.

The action of repose, v.2; an instance of this.

Temporary rest or cessation from physical or mental exertion in order to recover one's energy; rest obtained by ceasing to exert oneself, and esp…

Rest, repose, or peace, esp. for the soul; a period of this. Obsolete.

Respite, rest. Cf. respire, v. 6b.

Repose; rest or resting; the state or condition of being quiet, calm, or relaxed.

The action or fact of reposing, or of causing a person or thing to repose. Cf. repose, v.2

Repose.

Relaxation; weariness.

figurative. Rest, repose; torpor. Now rare.

A state of rest or repose; peace, quiet.