English
reiterator
From reiterate + -or.
Formed from reiterate + -or
Proto-Indo-European *h₁íteros ‘other’
Proto-Italic *iteros
Latin iterum ‘again’
Latin itero ‘to repeat’
Late Latin reiteratus
English reiterate
Today it means
noun One who reiterates.
Sources
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