English

rebail

From re- + bail.

Formed from re- + bail

Proto-Italic *wre- ‘again’

English re-

Latin baiulus ‘one who bears burdens, porter, carrier’

Latin bāiulō ‘carry or bear’

Old French bailler ‘to deliver or hand over’

Middle English baille

English bail

Today it means

verb To bail again.

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