" replenishes "

[Verb]  | "re*plen*ish" | \ ri-ˈple-nish \

1: to fill or build up again

2: to fill with persons or animals

3: to fill with inspiration or power : nourish

Origin: 14th century ;

 Middle English replenyssen, replenisshen "to fill, provide (with food and drink), populate," borrowed from Anglo-French repleniss-, stem of replenir "to fill, make full, refill" (also continental Old French), from re- {see: |re-|re-} + -plenir, verbal derivative of plein "full," going back to Latin plēnus{mat|full:1|};

  * Note : In French this verb is apparently derived independently from plenir "to fill" (see: {plenish|plenish}), which is attested later and in a very restricted geographical area. In Middle French replenir competed unsuccessfully with remplir, which effectually replaced it in Modern French.;

[Verb]  | "replenishes" 

[Verb]  | "replenish"