restaur
/rɪˈstɔː/Now archaic and rare
verb
[with object] To restore.
Origin
Early 16th century. Probably partly from classical Latin restaurāre restore, and partly an alteration (after the classical Latin verb) of restore. Compare earlier restore and the Romance parallels cited at that entry.
- premedicate
- premedication
- premeditate
- premeditatedly
- premeditatingly
- premeditation
- premeditative
- premeditator
- premeiotic
- prememorial
- premenarchal
- premenarche
- premenarcheal
- premenarchial
- premenopausal
- premenopause
- premenstrual
- premenstrually
- premenstrual syndrome
- premenstrual tension
- premenstruum
- pre-mention
- premention
- prementioned
- prementum