reperio

comperio – ascertain, find out, find out with certainty, lay open, to disclose fully, to learn
experior – ascertain, experience, prove, put to the test, test, to test, to try
expiscor – discover, find out, to fish out
extundo – devise, drive away, extort, invent, repel violently, to form by beating with a hammer
invenio – discover, find, to come upon
novo – alter, change, invent, refresh, revive, to make anew
utor – benefit or profit from, employ, enjoy, find, possess, to associate with, to take tage of, to use, use, with traits of character, yield to

repetitio – repetition
repedo – to go back
repere – to crawl
repeto – ask back, begin again, deduce, demand repeatedly, recall, recollect, recommence, repeat, return, to fall upon again, to return to, to seek again
recreo – to revive
redeo – be brought to, be reduced to, come back, fall back upon, return, to be reduced to, to come in, to fall back upon, to go back
regio – region
remeo – return, to return home
renuo – refuse, reject, to deny
repleo – fill, fill up, fill up again, satisfy, to replenish

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