Redo
/ˌriːˈduː/noun
To do again or make over.
Did you know?“Redo” is a straightforward English compound, but its force comes from the ancient Indo-European root behind “do,” the same root that also gave us words like “deed” and “doom” through the idea of what is done or fixed into reality.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*dheh1-
“to put, place, set”
Old English
OE
dōn
“to do, make, act”
Middle English
ME
doen
“to do, perform”
Early Modern English
English
re-do
“to do again”
Modern English
English
redo
“to do again or over”