Reguard
/ˈrɛɡ.ɑːrd/noun
To consider or pay attention to something.
Did you know?The term 'reguard' stems from a lineage of words that connect to the act of looking back, suggesting deeper connections to memory and intention.
Etymological Timeline
Old French
Old French
regarder
“To look back or pay attention to.”
Middle English
Middle English
reguarden
“To keep in view or maintain attention.”
14th Century
Latin
regardare
“To look back at or consider carefully.”
Modern English
English
reguard
“To show consideration or respect in one's attention.”