• riuma,
• r4ima,
• ruima,
• rimas,
• rimaw,
• rimq,
• rimz,
• riima,
• r8ma,
• rkma,
• 4ima,
• ryma,
• rimma,
• riia,
• rmia,
• rkima,
• rimaq,
• rjima,
• rimza,
• erima,
• rimc,
• rimwa,
• rmma,
• 4rima,
• rioma,
• rimw,
• ri ma,
• 5rima,
• rinma,
• rimja,
• bima,
• rimaz,
• rimka,
• reima,
• r ima,
• rfima,
• 5ima,
• roima,
• rim a,
• rimna,
• rdima,
• rikma,
• rtima,
• rayema,
• ri8ma,
• rimqa,
• rims,
• r5ima,
• r9ima,
• r9ma,
• sima ,
• rimi,
• rijma,
• rimsa,
• vima,
• rjma,
• reyema,
• r8ima,
• rimaa,
• ri9ma,
• eima,
• 2ima,
• ri-a

Rima is an ancient narrative poem. It consists of a series of lines and stanzas in a particular form. Generally the poem follows a strict pattern but the length and content of those lines can vary. It is thought to have evolved in Medieval Europe, and has been embraced throughout Europe, the Middle East and the Far East.

Rima is composed in a particular meter, often with strong rhyming. Through this strict structure it can be used to assess the craftsmanship of a poet and for that reason it has been popular for centuries.

• rime,
• Rina,
• Rini,
• Rine,
• rimu,
• rim,
• rimy,
• Riina.