raccoltan.

Etymology: < Italian raccolta, †racolta reunion (1301), reassembly of dispersed soldiers (a1388 in sonare a raccolta ), harvest (1550), action of collecting (1572), ordered collection of texts, anthology (a1595), harvest time (1598 in Florio), action of collecting things, assortment (a1618), use as noun of feminine of past participle of raccogliere to collect (13th cent.; also as ricogliere ), to assemble (a1292), to harvest (a1342), probably < ri- re- prefix + accogliere to receive, take, to greet (either < a- ( < classical Latin ad- ad- prefix) + cogliere to collect (see cull v.¹) or perhaps < post-classical Latin accolligere, only attested in sense ‘to assume as a joint proprietor’ (12th cent.)). In form recolta probably after Italian ricolta, †recolta harvest (c1225), action of collecting (13th cent. with reference to money), gathering, assembly (14th or 15th cent.), reassembly of dispersed soldiers (a1363 in sonare a ricolta ), harvest time (a1363), ordered collection of texts, anthology (a1494) use as noun of feminine of past participle of ricogliere to collect, assemble, harvest (13th cent.) < ri- re- prefix + cogliere to collect (see cull v.¹).