[French, alteration (perhaps influenced by remoudre, to grind again (in reference to the finely chopped ingredients), or rémoudre, to sharpen again (in reference to the sauce's sharp taste)) of earlier ramolade, probably of Picard origin; akin to Picard ramolas, large black radish (often used as a pungent condiment), ultimately from Latin armoracia, wild radish, of unknown origin.]