From Latin repertor , from repertus ( “ found ” ) , from reperīre ( “ to find ” ) , from re- ( “ again , back ” ) + parere ( “ to bear , to get ” ) , from Proto-Indo-European * per- ( “ to bring forth ” ) , + -or ( “ -er : forming agent nouns ” ) . Influenced by Middle French repertour ( “ inventor , discoverer ” ) . Cognate with repertible , repertitious .
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From reperiō ( “ to find , discover , invent ” ) + -tor ( “ -er ” , forming agent nouns ) , q.v.
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