Reissue
/ˌriːˈɪʃuː/noun
To issue again or in a new edition or form.
Did you know?“Issue” comes from Latin for “to go out,” so a reissue is, at root, something that is made to go out once more—an ancient exit-word turned publishing term.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
exīre
“to go out, depart”
Old French
OF
issir
“to go out, emerge”
Middle English
English
issue
“to go forth, a going out; later, offspring, result”
16th Century
English
reissue
“to issue again; to send out again”
Modern English
English
reissue
“to publish or release again in a new or repeated edition”