Renarrate
/ˌriːnəˈreɪt/noun
To tell a story or account again, often with a different emphasis or perspective.
Did you know?Renarrate is built from Latin re- (“again”) + narrare (“to tell”), and narrare comes from the same ancient root as *gnarus* (“knowing”), so storytelling was once tied to knowledge itself.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
re- + narrare
“again + to tell, recount”
Classical Latin
Latin
narrare
“to tell, relate, recount”
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*ǵneh₃-
“to know, become acquainted with”
Middle English
English
narraten
“to tell or recount”
Modern English
English
renarrate
“to tell again or retell”