Plenish
/ˈplɛnɪʃ/noun
To fill or furnish completely; in Scots, to restock or replenish.
Did you know?Plenish is an older Scots form related to replenish, ultimately from Latin plenus, meaning “full,” the same root behind words like plenty and complete.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
plēnus
“full”
Late Latin
Latin
plēnāre
“to fill”
Old French
Old French
pleniss- / plenissier
“to fill, make full”
Middle English
English
plenishen
“to fill, furnish, stock”
Modern English
English
plenish
“to fill or furnish completely; to restock”