REIK

Meaning of REIK in English

/ruyk/ ; Ger. /rdduyk/ , n.

Theodor /thee"euh dawr', -dohr'/ ; Ger. /tay"aw dawrdd'/ , 1888-1969, U.S. psychologist and author, born in Austria.

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