recept
- noun
- Archaic
- He was the grateful recept of many generous gifts.
Examples
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In old documents, you may find the word recept used instead of recipient.
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The letter was the recept of her long-awaited news.
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The ancient recept is preserved in the museum.
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She received the recept after her visit to the apothecary.
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In historical texts, the term recept often refers to a recipient of an award or honor.
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The manuscript included a note indicating the recept for the rare herbs used in ancient medicine.
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As she opened the dusty book, she noticed the word recept was used to refer to the person receiving the gift.
Synonyms
A person or organization that gets something
A person who gets something someone sends, gives, or throws
A person or address that receives mail
A short informal form for a person who receives something or for a number's reciprocal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Recept comes from recipere 'to receive' and is related to the common words receive and recipient, so it means the thing or person who gets something. So a recept was something received or a recipient.