different between regerminate vs egerminate
regerminate
English
Etymology
re- +? germinate: compare Latin regerminare.
Verb
regerminate (third-person singular simple present regerminates, present participle regerminating, simple past and past participle regerminated)
- (intransitive) To germinate again.
regerminate From the web:
egerminate
English
Etymology
From Latin egerminare to sprout.
Verb
egerminate (third-person singular simple present egerminates, present participle egerminating, simple past and past participle egerminated)
- (obsolete) To germinate.
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