obtemper
/əbˈtɛmpə/ /ɑbˈtɛmpə/Chiefly Scottish
verb
[with object] To obey, comply with, yield to, or submit to; specifically to obey (a judgment, court order, legal decree, etc.). Now Scottish Law.
Origin
Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French, French obtempérer to obey, submit to from classical Latin obtemperāre to be submissive to, to obey, in post-classical Latin also to temper, restrain from ob- + temperāre.