reitero

Reitero is a Latin verb meaning "I repeat." It is the first-person singular present indicative active form of the verb reiterare, whose meaning is "to reiterate" or "to repeat." The principal parts of the verb are reitero, reiterare, reiteravi, reiteratus.

In Latin prose and poetry, reitero can be used to emphasize repetition, for example in exhortations, clarifications, or in textual criticism when repeating a point. In many contexts, the English equivalent "reiterate" traces back to this Latin verb through the verb's infinitive reiterare.

Etymology and morphology: reiterare is formed with the prefix re- (again) attached to a base meaning to repeat or redo; the Latin stem is regular for first-conjugation verbs ending -are. The verb's derivatives appear in modern languages as cognates such as English reiterate, Italian reiterare, and French réitérer.

Outside linguistic contexts, reitero is not widely used as a standalone term. It is not known as an established organization, concept, or widely recognized proper noun. When encountered, it is typically in dictionaries, grammars, or discussions of Latin verbs.