Retina
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 444
ret'i-na, n. the innermost coating of the eye, consisting of a fine network of optic nerves. [From L. rete a net.] Retinue, retVnii, n, the body of retainers who follow a person of rank a suite. [See Retain Retire, re-tir', v i. to draw back: to retreat: to recede.—??./, to withdraw to cause to retire [Fr retirer~~re-, tack, and tircr, from a ent root seen in Goth. tairan, Ger. zerren, E. Tear. Retirement, re-tirment, « act of retiring or withdrawing from society or from public life state of being retired solitude privacy.
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