Reis

Rice may refer to:

Rice, the food
Rice (sort of), the plant species
Rice ( genus ), the genus
Rice (unit), an ancient unit of
Reis ( admiral ), an additional name for naval officers in the Ottoman Empire
Water rice, wild rice, a plant genus in the family of grasses ( Poaceae )
Scion, the young shoot of a cultivar in fruit growing
Fish Rice, an artificial spawning and Hege place of fish
Brushwood, a thin branch
The scion of a wood

Rice is a surname and may refer to:

Alves dos Reis (1898-1955), Portuguese cheater
André Reis ( b. 1960 ), German physicians
António dos Reis ( theologian ) ( 1690-1738 ), Portuguese theologian and historian
António Reis ( director) ( 1927-1991 ), Portuguese writer-director
António Reis ( historian ) ( born 1948 ), Portuguese historian
António dos Reis Lobato, Portuguese scholar
António dos Reis Rodrigues (1918-2009), Portuguese minister, Auxiliary Bishop of Lisbon
Antônio Carlos Konder rice (* 1924), Brazilian politicians
António Soares dos Reis (1847-1889), Portuguese sculptor
Aurélio Paz dos Reis (1862-1931), Portuguese film director and Florist
Carlos Reis (painter) ( 1863-1940 ), Portuguese painter
Carlos Reis ( archer ) ( born 1955 ), Portuguese Archer
Dary Reis (1926-2010), Brazilian actor
Deborah Rice (* 1995 or 1996 ), Uruguayan gymnast
Eduardo dos Reis Carvalho ( b. 1982 ), Portuguese football goalkeeper
Erhard Rice (1928 -? ), German television presenter and author
Geraldo Majela Rice (1924-2004), Brazilian priest, Roman Catholic Archbishop
Gilberto Gonçalves Délio Canavarro dos Reis ( born 1940 ), Portuguese clergyman, Bishop of Setúbal
Hans Edgar Rice (1939-2011), German physician
Hans -Joachim Reis ( born 1926 ), German politician ( CDU)
Irving Rice (1906-1953), American film director, screenwriter, cameraman and radio program producer
Jonathan Reis (* 1989), Brazilian footballer
José Maria dos Reis Chaves (born 1962 ), Brazilian clergyman, Bishop of Abaetetuba
Kurt Reis ( b. 1928 ), German writer
Kurtoglu Hızır rice, Ottoman Admiral
Luiz Marcelo Morais dos Reis (* 1990), Brazilian footballer
Manoel dos Reis de Farias ( born 1946 ), Brazilian priest, Roman Catholic bishop
Manuel Soares dos Reis (* 1910), Portuguese footballer
Marc Rice ( b. 1982 ), German - American rapper
Marcos Roberto Silveira Reis ( born 1973 ), Brazilian football goalkeeper
Maria Angelica Rangel da Cruz dos Reis (born 1973 ), East Timorese politician
Maria Firmina dos Reis (1825-1917), Brazilian poet and journalist
Maia Maria dos Reis e Costa (born 1958 ), East Timorese politician
Mario Reis ( born 1953 ), German artist
Mário Nicolau dos Reis, East Timorese politicians
Matt Reis ( born 1975 ), American soccer goalkeeper
Messiah dos Reis Silveira (born 1958 ), Brazilian priest, Roman Catholic bishop
Monika Rice ( b. 1951 ), Austrian politician (ÖVP )
Mucio José Reis ( born 1951 ), Brazilian politicians
Muhammet Rice ( born 1984 ), the Turkish football player
Pedro Cabrita Reis ( born 1956 ), Portuguese sculptor and installation artist
Philipp Reis (1834-1874), German physicist and inventor
Ricardo Reis, a pseudonym of Fernando Pessoa (1888-1935), Portuguese poet
Rosani rice, Brazilian singer
Sotero dos Reis (1800-1871), Brazilian journalist, poet, writer and philologist
Süleyman Reis ( † 1620), the Dutch corsair
Thomas Rice ( comedian ) ( born 1963 ), German cabaret artist and author
Thomas Rice ( football player) (born 1973 ), German football player
Toni Reis ( born 1964 ), Brazilian LGBT activist
Vicente dos Reis († 1979), East Timorese politician and freedom fighter
Viktor van der Reis (1889-1957), German physician

Rice is the title may refer to:

Kemal Reis (1451-1511), Ottoman pirate admiral and cartographer
Murad Reis (1534-1638), Ottoman sailors
Murad Reis, Arabic name of Jan Janszoon (~ 1570 - ~ 1641), a Dutch Pirate
Piri Reis ( 1470-1554/55 ), the Ottoman admiral and cartographer author
Turgut Reis (1485-1565), Ottoman sailors

Rice is the short name of the following companies:

Reis Robotics, manufacturer of robotic arms

Réis is the plural form of the following historical currencies:

Brazilian Real
Portuguese Real