Reverse Dictionary: RECKON

ADJECTIVES
1475 — ANNUMERATE counted, reckoned
1589 — ACCOUNTABLE able to be reckoned or computed → obs.
1683 — ACCOUNTABLE that may be counted or reckoned on → obs.

NOUNS, PERSON
1303 — ACOUNTER one who calculates or reckons → obs.
1622 — ACCOUNTANT one who counts or can count or reckon; a reckoner, a calculator; also, one who can count or reckon well (poorly, etc.)
1646 — ACCOMPTANT one who counts or can count or reckon; a reckoner, a calculator → obs.

VERBS
..897 — TALE to account, to reckon → obs.
1000 — ATELL to reckon up, to count up → obs.
1275 — ETTLE to suppose, to consider, to imagine, to guess; to reckon, to compute, to count on → chiefly Sc. & Eng. dial.
1300 — AGESSE to reckon on, to expect → obs.
1300 — CAST to reckon, to calculate, to estimate → obs.
1377 — CALCULE to calculate, to reckon → obs.
1382 — RET to consider, to reckon → obs.
1386 — ARET to reckon, to count → obs.
1398 — ACCOUNT to calculate, to reckon, to compute → obs.
1401 — CALK to calculate, to reckon, esp. astrologically → obs.
1432 — ASCRIBE to reckon, to reckon up, to count → obs.
1440 — ADJUDGE to consider, reckon, regard, or adjudge
1449 — REPUTE to regard, reckon, account as
1475 — SUPPUTE to reckon, calculate, compute
1532 — IMPUTE to reckon or take into account; to reckon, regard, consider → obs.
1555 — SUPPUTATE to calculate, compute, reckon → arch.
1561 — DISRECKON to reverse reckoning; to reckon by deduction → obs.
1567 — RECK to regard or consider; to reckon, to deem, to think → obs. exc. Sc.
1597 — RATE to reckon, to calculate, to estimate the amount or sum of
1602 — CATALOGIZE to reckon up, to calculate → obs.
1606 — CENSE to judge, estimate, reckon → obs.
1655 — AUDIT to calculate, to reckon → obs.
1733 — VIGGER to reckon, to do arithmetic → Eng. dial.
1862 — UPCAST to reckon, to calculate → Sc.
1913 — COGILATE to suppose, to reckon → Amer. dial. (Bk.)
1970 — SCHEME to think, to reckon → S. Afr. sl.