Replant
/ˌriːˈplænt/noun
To plant again or anew.
Did you know?Unlike words with ancient occult baggage, replant is a straightforward Latin-built English compound: re- + plantare, with the power here coming from the idea of doing an action again, not from hidden magic.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
plantāre
“to plant, set in the ground”
Late Latin
Latin
re- + plantāre
“to plant again”
Middle English
English
replanten
“to plant again”
Modern English
English
replant
“to plant again or anew”