Rebuild is a verb, specifically a transitive verb meaning to build again after damage or destruction. It is formed by adding prefix re meaning again to base verb build, making it a compound verb that indicates repetition or restoration. As verb, it can be used in different tenses, present rebuild, past rebuilt, present participle rebuilding, past participle rebuilt. It can be regular in sense that it follows pattern of build, built, built with added re. Grammatically, it takes a direct object, you rebuild something such as a house, a life, or trust. It can also be used intransitively in some contexts, such as The team will rebuild after loss. Morphologically, it is a verb formed by prefixation, and it belongs to category of action verbs that describe process of construction. In sentences, it functions as predicate, indicating action performed by subject. For example, in They will rebuild the city, rebuild is main verb showing future action of reconstruction.
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