Co znamená root v angličtině?

V tomto nejuznávanějším anglickém slovníku se můžete naučit root výslovnost, gramatiku a synonyma.

root Význam & definice

0 the part of a plant that grows under the ground and draws food and water from the soil -- kořen
- Trees often have deep roots
- Carrots and turnips are edible roots.
1 the base of something growing in the body -- kořen, kořínek
- the roots of one’s hair/teeth.
2 cause; origin -- kořen
- Love of money is the root of all evil
- We must get at the root of the trouble.
3 (in plural) family origins -- kořeny
- Our roots are in Scotland.
4 to (make something) grow roots -- zakořenit, zasadit
- These plants aren’t rooting very well
- He rooted the plants in compost.
5 to poke about in the ground -- rýt
- The pigs were rooting about for food.
6 to search by turning things over etc -- hrabat se
- She rooted about in the cupboard.

Compare a non-high root that conditions retracted prefixes (42) with one that appears with an advanced prefix (43).
The incorporated form requires a short vowel because the only matching base is the bound root \-wok-\, which occurs in the incorporated form.
In the initial syllable of a verb root, there are no restrictions on the occurrence of vowel features.
Prenasalisation is restricted to the first obstruent in a root.
In this language, 1st person singular is marked by an affix which induces nasalisation, but root nasals never initiate the process.
Nasalisation in the 1st person form is more limited when the root contains an obstruent.
Not just any root with two identical consonants is counted here as pseudoreduplicated, so this observation is not vacuous.
Total reduplication of a quadrisyllabic root produces a dipodal reduplicant, which is worse aligned than the monopodal reduplicant (37a).