What does the yiddish word rendar mean?

Answer 1

I understand your question to mean that you're looking for the English meaning of

the Yiddish word "rendar".

-- A scan of three on-line Yiddish dictionaries (which you might have done for

yourself) found no entries for Yiddish words beginning with Roman characters 'REN..."

or "RAN...", except "Rentsl" (suitcase).

-- This contributor, while certainly not fluent, has had something over 50 years'

continuous contact and experience with Yiddish, and used it to get around Israel

on two trips in the 1960s.

The Yiddish "rendar" means nothing to me, and rings no bell. Its closest approach

to anything resembling a tinkle is in relation to these:

'rind' (rhymes with 'pinned') . . . head of cattle

'rinder' or 'rinderns' . . . a beef herd

'rindflaysh' . . . beef (meat)

Answer 2

Providing something for someone!

It's hard to find yiddish stuff online!

Answer 3

"rendar" is not a hebrew word.