Definition of rechant in English:

rechant

verb riːˈtʃɑːntriːˈtʃant

with object To chant again or in reply; to repeat in chanting.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Lewes Lewkenor (d. 1626). From re- + chant, perhaps after either French rechanter to sing in turn, to sing again or classical Latin recantāre.

Definition of rechant in US English:

rechant

verb

with object To chant again or in reply; to repeat in chanting.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Lewes Lewkenor (d. 1626). From re- + chant, perhaps after either French rechanter to sing in turn, to sing again or classical Latin recantāre.

单词	rechant
释义	Definition of rechant in English: rechant verb riːˈtʃɑːntriːˈtʃant with object To chant again or in reply; to repeat in chanting. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Lewes Lewkenor (d. 1626). From re- + chant, perhaps after either French rechanter to sing in turn, to sing again or classical Latin recantāre. Definition of rechant in US English: rechant verb with object To chant again or in reply; to repeat in chanting. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Lewes Lewkenor (d. 1626). From re- + chant, perhaps after either French rechanter to sing in turn, to sing again or classical Latin recantāre.
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