Origin of Reticulation

                                       

Origin of Reticulation

Reticulation Is a derivative of the adjective reticulate
(and the noun suffix -ion), of Latin origin.
 Reticulate comes from Latin rēticulātus
“covered with a net, having a netlike pattern,”
 a derivative of the noun rēticulum “small net, a network bag,”
itself a derivative of rēte
“net (for hunting, fishing, fowling).”
 Reticulation entered English in the 17th century.