red·i·vi·vus \ˌredəˈvīvəs\adjective Etymology: Late Latin (influenced in meaning by Latin vivere to live), from Latin, renovated, restored, perhaps from reduvia, redivia hangnail, exuviae (from red- re- + -uvia, -ivia, from -uere to put on) + -ivus -ive — more at quick, exuviae : brought back to life : living again : reborn < a case of the phoenix redivivus — Fortune >