recipio

1. (conjugation-3, iō-variant, transitive) to take back, (i.e., regain possession of something)
2. (conjugation-3, iō-variant, transitive) to recapture
3. (conjugation-3, iō-variant, transitive) to receive, accept, admit
4. (conjugation-3, iō-variant, transitive) to take upon oneself, undertake, accept (esp. when done as a duty or under an obligation. Cf. suscipiō)
5. (conjugation-3, iō-variant, reflexive) to retreat, withdraw, return
6. (conjugation-3, iō-variant, transitive) to endure, tolerate, allow
7. (conjugation-3, iō-variant, transitive) to rescue, secure, save

Pronounced as (IPA)

[rɛˈkɪ.pi.oː]

Etymology

From re- + capiō (“take, seize”), with characteristic vowel reduction of unstressed /a/ in Old Latin (< *récapiō).

Concepts

get

recede

retire

revive

Synonyms

recipero

resipisco

restituo

animo

reviviscere

revivesco

resuscito

Translations

recevoir

rebre

bekommen

kriegen

pensionieren

παίρνω

αναχωρώ

απομακρύνομαι

ricevere

retrocedere

بووژاندنهوه

زندو کردنهوه

herleven

krijgen

verkrijgen