reddĭtus reddo v. a. to give back; return; restore rĕdemptĭo A buying back; buying off; a releasing; ransoming; A buying up; bribing; A farm… rĕdemptĭto v. freq. a. to buy up; redeem; to compensate rĕdempto v. freq. a. to buy back; ransom; redeem rĕdemptor one who undertakes a thing by way of contract; a contract...; the Redeemer rĕdemptrix she that redeems; a redemptress rĕdemptūra an undertaking of public deliverings by contract; a contr... rĕdemptus rĕdĕo v. n. To go; come back; to turn back; re turn; ire rĕdhālo v. a. to breathe forth again; exhale rĕdhĭbĕo v. a. to take back; to carry; give back rĕdhĭbĭtĭo a taking back; a giving; receiving back rĕdhĭbĭtor rĕdhĭbĭtōrĭus adj. relating to taking back rĕdhostĭo v. a. to recompense; requite rĕdīco v. a. to say again; say over; repeat Rĕdĭcŭlŭs the name of a Roman divinity; worshipped in a chapel at R... rĕdĭgo v. a. To drive; lead; bring back; To get together; call in; raise rĕdĭmĭae rĕdĭmīcŭlat rĕdĭmīcŭlum a band; a bond; fetter rĕdĭmĭo v. a. to bind round; wreathe round; encircle rĕdĭmītus a binding; wreathing round; a crowning rĕdĭmo v. a. To buy back; repurchase; To buy up rĕdindūtus that has put on again; clothed again; reclothed with rĕdintegrātĭo a renewal; restoration; repetition rĕdintegrātor a renewer; restorer rĕdintĕgro v. a. to make whole again; to restore; renew; to recruit; refresh rĕdīnunt rĕdinvĕnĭo v. a. to find again rĕdĭpiscor v. dep. a. to get again; to regain; recover rĕdisco v. a. to learn again rĕdiscussio repeated examination rĕdĭtĭo a going; coming back; a returning; return rĕdĭtus A returning; return; A return; revenue; income rĕdĭvĭa rĕdĭvīvus adj. That lives again; Renewed; renovated; old material used again rēdo a kind of fish without bones rĕdŏlĕo v. a. and n. to emit a scent; diffuse an odor; to smell of; like rĕdŏmĭtus retamed; broken in again rĕdōnātor one who gives back again; restorer Rēdŏnes a people in Gallia Lugdunensis near the modern Rennes in ... rĕdōno v. a. to give back again; restore; return; To give up; resign rĕdŏpĕrio v. a. to wrap up; cover again rĕdopto v. a. to wish for again rĕdordior v. dep. a. to take apart; unweave; unravel rĕdormio v. n. to sleep again rĕdormītĭo a repeated sleeping; a falling asleep again rĕdorno v. a. to adorn again; to readorn rĕdūco v. a. To lead; bring back; to conduct back rĕductĭo a leading; bringing back; a restoring; restoration rĕducto v. freq. a. to withdraw; draw back rĕductor one who leads; brings back rĕductus P. a. rĕdulcĕro v. a. to make sore again; to scratch open again rĕduncus adj. curved; bent backwards; curved rĕdundans P. a. rĕdundanter adv. P. a. fin rĕdundantĭa an overflowing; superfluity; excess; redundancy; excess rĕdundātĭo an overflowing; the flowing back; revolution; the over-abundance; multitude redundo v. n. to run back; over; to pour over; to flow forth in excess; superabound; redound rĕdŭplĭcātĭo repetition rĕduplĭcātus doubled again; redoubled; reduplicated rĕdūresco v. inch. n. to grow hard again rĕdŭvĭa A hangnail; a remainder; remnant; fragment rĕdŭvĭōsus adj. full of hangnails rĕdux adj. that leads; brings back; that is led; brought back; come back rĕexĭnānĭo v. a. to empty again; re-empty rĕexpecto v. a. to expect; await again rĕfābrĭco v. a. to build again; rebuild rĕfacta rĕfactor re-maker rĕfectĭo a restoring; repairing; refreshment; refection; recreation rĕfector adj. a restorer; repairer; refreshing rĕfectus P. a. rĕfectus a restoration; a refreshment; recreation rĕfello v. a. to show to be false; to disprove; rebut; confute rĕfercĭo v. a. to fill up; stuff; cram; stuffed; crammed; filled full rĕfĕrĭo to strike back; in return rĕfĕrīva rĕfĕro to bear; carry; bring; to bear; carry back; to bring rēfert v. n. it is for one; advantage; it profits; refert hoc; id; illud; it is of importanc… rĕfertus P. a. rĕfervĕo v. n. to boil; bubble up; to boil over rĕfervesco v. inch. n. to boil; bubble up rĕfestīno v. n. to hasten back again rĕfībŭlo v. a. to unclasp; unbuckle; unloose rĕfĭcĭo v. a. to make again; make anew; put in condition again; to remake rĕfictĭo rĕfīgo v. a. to unfix; unfasten; unloose rĕfĭgūro v. a. to form again; refashion rĕfingo v. a. to make again; make anew; to feign; pretend rĕfirmātus fixed again; re-established rĕfixus rĕflābĭlis adj. that evaporates rēflabri blowing back; blowing counter rĕflāgĭto v. a. to demand again; demand back rĕflātĭo evaporation rĕflātus a blowing against; blowing; a contrary wind; reaction