renodate

† renodate, v. Obs. rare^—0.

[ad. ppl. stem of L. renōdāre to untie: see re- and node.]

‘To undo, or unknit a knot; also to knit fast or again’ (Blount Glossogr. 1656). So † renoˈdation ‘an unknitting or undoing of a knot’ (Phillips 1658); also † reˈnode v., ‘to vnknit’ (Cockeram 1623).