Recreate
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wiktionary
From the participle stem of Latin recreare(“to restore”), from re-(“re-”) + creare(“to create”).
re- + create
etymonline
recreate (v.1)
also re-create, "to create anew, make again," 1580s, from re- "back, again," here, "repetition of an action," + create. Related: Recreated; recreating.
recreate (v.2)
"restore to a good or normal physical condition" after weakness or exhaustion, 1530s, from Latin recreatus, past participle of recreare "to refresh, restore, make anew" (see recreation (n.)). Earlier it meant "refresh or cheer" (late 15c.); the intransitive sense of "refresh oneself" is by 1520s; that of "take recreation" is by 1580s.
