Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
rynd
Noun
/rɪnd/

Definition
A rynd is a term used to describe the wooden or metal rod that forms the axis of a millstone or a similar rotating object.

Examples
- The rynd must be properly secured for the millstones to function effectively.
- Farmers often replaced the rynd in their mills to improve grinding efficiency.

Meaning
In milling, the rynd is essential for holding the millstone in place, allowing it to turn smoothly and efficiently, aiding in the grinding of grains or other materials.

Synonyms
- axis
- spindle
- shaft