Retrieve
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 444
re-irev', v.t. to recover: to recall or bring back to bring iiack to a former state to repair — Retriev'al. [O Fr retruver, Fr retreuver— re again, and trouver, to find Lf Contrive and for the vowel change) Reprieve.] Retriever, re-trev'er, « a kind of dog trained to find and fetch game that has been shot, and to recover anything lost. [See Retrieve.] Retroce ion, re-tro-sesh'un, «. a going back a 2 B fate, ftr me, her mine n L JRerenue giving back. [L. retro ce us—retrocedo to go back, to yield—retro, back, and cede, to go.]
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