## Etymology
A rare variant of reverable/revere-able, from revere + -able, from Latin revereri ('to stand in awe of, respect'), from re- (intensive) + vereri ('to fear, respect').

## AI Etymology
Reverable is a rare variant of reverable/revere-able, from revere + -able, from Latin revereri ('to stand in awe of, respect'), from re- (intensive) + vereri ('to fear, respect'). The historical trail runs through Latin revereri and Latin vereri. Morphologically, the surface form is analyzable into prefixes, suffixes, compounds, or participial endings that carry part of the history. In modern use it means deserving of reverence; worthy of being revered. Related forms include revere, reverence, reverend, reverent, revered.

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