Where does “aret” come from?

aret (English) comes from Old French areter, from Latin reputāre.

aret (English): To impute as a fault to or upon someone

Definitions

  1. To impute as a fault to or upon someone

Ancestry of “aret”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Frenchareter—
2Latinreputāre—
Every word from Latin reputāre →Every word from Old French areter →