suppute
/səˈpjuːt/Now rare
verb
[with object] To reckon, calculate, compute.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in Higden's Polychronicon. From classical Latin supputāre to trim off the lower branches of, to prune below, to estimate by calculation, to reckon up from sup- + putāre to trim, prune, to clear up, settle, reckon.
- non-emergency
- non-emotional
- non-employed
- non-employment
- non-emptiness
- non-empty
- nonene
- non-enforcement
- non-ens
- non-entanglement
- non-entitative
- non-entitious
- non-entitous
- nonentity
- non-entry
- reinstitution
- reinstruct
- reinsurance
- reinsure
- reinsurer
- reintegrate
- reintegration
- reintegrative
- reinter
- reintermediate