Regroup
/riːˈɡruːp/noun
To organize or arrange again; to come together again for a common purpose.
Did you know?The prefix 're-' implies a return to the original state, echoing ancient practices of renewal and transformation in rituals.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*gʷer-
“to gather, to enclose, to assemble.”
Latin
Latin
gruppa
“a band or cluster.”
Old French
Old French
regrouper
“to gather or regroup.”
16th Century
English
regroup
“to organize again, especially after a setback.”
Modern English
English
regroup
“to come together again for a common purpose, often used in strategic contexts.”