remanet
noun
rem·a·net
\ˈreməˌnet, usually -et+V\
Definition of remanet
-s
: something remaining; specifically : a case or proceeding the hearing of which is postponed
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Origin and Etymology of remanet
Latin, it is left, remains, 3rd singular present indicative of remanēre to be left, remain
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