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What is the English derivative of root

The English derivative of the root "root" depends on what you mean by "derivative."

Here are a few possibilities:

* Root (noun): This is the most direct derivative, simply the noun form of the word.

* Rooted (adjective): Means "fixed or firmly established."

* Rootless (adjective): Means "lacking roots or a foundation."

* Rootstock (noun): The main root of a plant, from which other roots grow.

* Rootlet (noun): A small root.

* Radicle (noun): The first root to emerge from a seed.

* Radical (adjective): Means "relating to the root of something, fundamental or extreme."

Other possibilities:

* Root word: This is a term used in linguistics to describe a basic word from which other words are derived.

* Etymology: The study of the origin of words.

The specific meaning of the derivative will depend on the context in which it is used.

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