root word

He also introduced changes to the language's many root words.

The root word is pretend, to try to appear as something other than what you are.

Not every distinct word is assigned a number, but only the root words.

"Sometimes I have to look at the root word and figure out the definition by process of elimination."

"So you've been trying to translate it from root words for three months, without a bit of luck."

Even though the root word is equal, it's up to a judge to decide how much the little lady should get.

That is the root word if you look it up in Arabic."

The Latin root word for decision means to curtail or cut off.

The point of this stage is to reveal the root words and their roles in the text.

Along the way, students learn Latin root words such as maternal and fraternity.

He had to reason it out, starting with the root words and locating their place in the family of human languages.

The name appears to be derived from the Slavic root word for "black".

Then look up the root word in the lexicon.

The syntax and many root words were the same.

The root word love came from the lyrics of a song in the 1990s.

That term is unfamiliar to me, though I recognize the root word."

Root word searches return words that contain the same prefix.

Note that since these definitions come from the same root word, an American magazine might not allow this clue.

The language has 14 phonemes and 123 root words.

The student might then check the root word and decide it looks like the word "correct."

They use root words from a dozen languages, and they obviously understand one another.

Generally, only Spanish root words are listed, derivations not being included.

As such, it is inconvenient for dictionary use, because the imperative would be closer to the root word.

Or, root words may be joined to "bound morphemes" to show function.

Other boxes are for comments, verb infinitives and root words.