IPA: //ˈriːˌtʃiːt//
KK: /ˈriːˌtʃiːt/
A sound made with a horn to signal or call hounds during hunting.
The hunter used a recheat to gather the dogs before the chase.
Recheat originates from Old French 'recheat', meaning a call or cry, particularly in hunting contexts. It refers to the sound made to call back hounds or to signal a return.
Think of a call or cry used in hunting to bring back hounds — that's what 'recheat' means.