reddition
/rɛˈdɪʃn/ /rɪˈdɪʃn/ /rəˈdɪʃn/(also redition) Now rare
noun
Translation, rendering.
Origin
Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Anglo-Norman and Middle French reddicion, Middle French reddition, redicion action of giving back or surrendering and its etymon classical Latin redditiōn-, redditiō act of giving back, restoration, return, (in grammar) answering clause in a comparison, in post-classical Latin also recompense (Vetus Latina) from reddit-, past participial stem of reddere to give back + -iō.
- consummatory
- consumptibility
- consumptible
- consumption
- consumptional
- consumption credit
- consumption goods
- consumption market
- consumption rate
- consumption tax
- consumption test
- consumption trial
- consumption weed
- consumptive
- consumptively
- cont.
- contact
- contactable
- contact-breaker
- contact center
- contact clause
- contactee
- contact flight
- contact flying
- contact high