Recluse

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 431
re-klGos', adj. secluded retired soli- tary.—n. one shut up or secluded: one who lives retired from the world a religious devotee living in a single cell, generalh attai hod to a monastery. (Fr— tcclusw, pap of re. do, to open, also to shut away re, away, undoing, and claudo, to shut Recognisable, rek-og-m/'a-bl, adj. that may recognised or acknowledged Recognisance, re-kog'iii-/nnx or re-kmi'i zans, n a recognition an avowal a profe ion a legal obligation entei cd into before a magistrate to do, or not do, some particular act. Recognise, rek'ou-iuz, to know tigatti to recollect to acknowledge (L recognmeore, again, and cognosce, to know See Know
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