Replenish
/rɪˈplɛn.ɪʃ/noun
To fill something up again or make it full once more.
Did you know?Replenish comes through Old French from a Latin root meaning “full,” so the word’s hidden power is all about restoring abundance rather than creating it from nothing.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
plēnus
“full, filled”
Late Latin
LLatin
replēnīre
“to fill again”
Old French
OF
replenir
“to fill again, refill”
Middle English
English
replenishen
“to refill, make full again”
Modern English
English
replenish
“to fill up again or restore to fullness”