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Definition
Synonym
Wortstaemme
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Wortstamm
m
, Wurzelwort
n
Wortstämme
pl
root word, radical
radicals
Wortstamm
m
, Stammwort
n
Wortstämme
pl
, Stammwörter
pl
word stem, stem
word stems, stems
Wortstamm
m
, Stammwort
n
Wortstämme
pl
, Stammwörter
pl
word stem, stem
word stems, stems
Wortstamm
m
, Wurzelwort
n
Wortstämme
pl
root word, radical
radicals
Wortstaemme
radicals
Wortstamm
m
; Stamm
m
ling.
Wortstämme
pl
; Stämme
pl
'Schreib' ist der Wortstamm der Formen 'schreibt' und 'schreibend'.
word stem; stem
word stems; stems
'Writ' is the stem of the forms 'writes' and 'writing'.
Wortstamm
m
; Stamm
m
ling.
Wortstämme
pl
; Stämme
pl
Verbstamm
m
„Schreib“ ist der Wortstamm der Formen „schreibt“ und „schreibend“.
word stem; stem
word stems; stems
verb stem; stem of verb
'Writ' is the stem of the forms 'writes' and 'writing'.
Deutsche
Wortstaemme Synonyme
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Wortstaemme Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
root word radical Synonyme
root
IC analysis
accidence
acclaim
affix
affixation
allomorph
ancestors
anchor
antecedents
applaud
base
basis
beat the bushes
bed
bed on
bedrock
beginning
birthplace
boost
bottom
bottom on
bound morpheme
bring to light
bud
build on
bulb
bulbil
burgeon
burrow
burst forth
catch
cause
cheer
cheer on
clap
clap the hands
cognate
commencement
completely
conception
confirm
conjugation
core
corm
cradle
cutting
declension
deep-dye
define
delve
derivation
derivative
descent
destroy
develop
difference of form
dig
dig out
dig up
discover
doublet
drive on
egg on
eliminate
embed
enclitic
encore
encourage
engraft
engrave
entirely
entrench
eponym
eradicate
essentiality
establish
etch
etymon
explore
exterminate
extirpate
family
family tree
fatherland
ferret
find
fix
flourish
footing
forage
forebears
forefathers
formative
found
found on
foundation
fount
fountain
fountainhead
free form
frisk
gemmate
genealogy
genesis
germinate
give a hand
go through
goad on
grass
root
s
ground
ground on
groundwork
grow
grow rank
hail
hasten on
head
hear it for
heart
heritage
hie on
hound on
house
hunt
hurry on
imbed
immediate constituent analysis
impact
implant
impress
imprint
inception
infix
infixation
inflection
infrastructure
ingrain
inscribe
jam
leaf
leaf out
leave
lineage
lodge
look around
look round
look through
luxuriate
marrow
morph
morpheme
morphemic analysis
morphemics
morphology
morphophonemics
motherland
nose
nose around
origin
original
origination
origins
overgrow
overrun
pack
paradigm
pedigree
pith
plant
poke
poke around
predecessors
prefix
prefixation
primitive
print
proclitic
provenance
provenience
pry
pullulate
put forth
put forth leaves
put out buds
quick
quintessence
radical
radically
radicle
radix
ransack
research
rhizome
riot
rise
rock bottom
root
and branch
root
for
root
on
root
out
root
out
abate
abolish
abscind
abstract
amputate
annihilate
avulse
ban
bar
blot out
bob
buck off
cast off
cast out
chuck
clear
clear away
clear out
clear the decks
clip
crop
cull
cut
cut away
cut off
cut out
demolish
deport
depose
deracinate
destroy
dig out
dig up
disentangle
dislodge
dismount
dispose of
dock
draw
draw out
dredge
dredge up
eject
elide
eliminate
enucleate
eradicate
evolve
evulse
excavate
except
excise
exclude
exile
expatriate
expel
exsect
exterminate
extinguish
extirpate
extract
extricate
ferret out
fish out
get out
get quit of
get rid of
get shut of
gouge out
grub up
hunt out
isolate
knock off
liquidate
lop
mine
mutilate
nip
outlaw
pare
peel
pick out
pluck out
pluck up
prune
pry out
pull
pull out
pull up
purge
quarry
rake out
raze
remove
rip out
root
up
rule out
scout out
search out
set apart
set aside
shave
shear
spy out
stamp out
strike off
strike out
strip
strip off
sweep away
take off
take out
tear out
throw off
throw over
throw overboard
truncate
unearth
unhorse
unplace
unravel
unsaddle
unseat
up
root
weed out
wipe out
withdraw
wrest out
root
ed
acknowledged
admitted
basic
chronic
confirmed
conventional
customary
deep-dyed
deep-engraven
deep-fixed
deep-grounded
deep-laid
deep-
root
ed
deep-seated
deep-set
deep-settled
dyed-in-the-wool
embedded
embossed
engrafted
engraved
entrenched
essential
established
etched
fast
firm
firmly established
fixed
folk
fundamental
graven
hallowed
handed down
heroic
hoary
immemorial
implanted
impressed
imprinted
inbred
incorrigible
inculcated
indelibly impressed
infixed
ingrained
ingrown
inherent
instilled
intrinsic
inveterate
inwrought
irreversible
legendary
long-established
long-standing
mythological
of long standing
of the folk
old-line
on a rock
on bedrock
oral
prescriptive
radical
received
recognized
set
settled
settled in habit
stabilized
thorough
time-honored
traditional
tried and true
true-blue
understood
unwritten
venerable
vested
well-established
well-founded
well-grounded
well-set
well-settled
worshipful
root
er
adherent
admirer
amateur
applauder
appreciator
booster
buff
claqueur
collector
commender
devotee
dilettante
encomiast
eulogist
eulogizer
extoller
fan
fancier
follower
groupie
idolater
idolizer
lauder
panegyrist
plugger
praiser
promoter
puffer
tout
touter
votary
worshiper
root
like
botanic
bulbous
cereal
farinaceous
fruitlike
fruity
herbaceous
herbal
herbose
herbous
herby
leguminose
leguminous
plantlike
radicated
radiciform
radicular
rhizoid
tuberous
vegetable
vegetal
vegetarian
vegetational
vegetative
weedy
Wortstaemme Definition
Alum
root
(
)
A
North
American
herb
(Heuchera
Americana)
of
the
Saxifrage
family,
whose
root
has
astringent
properties.
Chay
root
(
)
The
root
of
the
Oldenlandia
umbellata,
native
in
India,
which
yieds
a
durable
red
dyestuff.
Choy
root
(
)
See
Chay
root.
Radical
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
root
Radical
(
a.
)
Hence:
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
root
or
origin
Radical
(
a.
)
Belonging
to,
or
proceeding
from,
the
root
of
a
plant
Radical
(
a.
)
Proceeding
from
a
rootlike
stem,
or
one
which
does
not
rise
above
the
ground
Radical
(
a.
)
Relating,
or
belonging,
to
the
root,
or
ultimate
source
of
derivation
Radical
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
radix
or
root
Radical
(
n.
)
A
primitive
word
Radical
(
n.
)
A
primitive
letter
Radical
(
n.
)
One
who
advocates
radical
changes
in
government
or
social
institutions,
especially
such
changes
as
are
intended
to
level
class
inequalities
Radical
(
n.
)
A
characteristic,
essential,
and
fundamental
constituent
of
any
compound
Radical
(
n.
)
Specifically,
a
group
of
two
or
more
atoms,
not
completely
saturated,
which
are
so
linked
that
their
union
implies
certain
properties,
and
are
conveniently
regarded
as
playing
the
part
of
a
single
atom
Radical
(
n.
)
A
radical
quantity.
See
under
Radical,
a.
Radical
(
a.
)
A
radical
vessel.
See
under
Radical,
a.
Root
(
v.
i.)
To
turn
up
the
earth
with
the
snout,
as
swine.
Root
(
v.
i.)
Hence,
to
seek
for
favor
or
advancement
by
low
arts
or
groveling
servility
Root
(
v.
t.)
To
turn
up
or
to
dig
out
with
the
snout
Root
(
n.
)
The
underground
portion
of
a
plant,
whether
a
true
root
or
a
tuber,
a
bulb
or
rootstock,
as
in
the
potato,
the
onion,
or
the
sweet
flag.
Root
(
n.
)
The
descending,
and
commonly
branching,
axis
of
a
plant,
increasing
in
length
by
growth
at
its
extremity
only,
not
divided
into
joints,
leafless
and
without
buds,
and
having
for
its
offices
to
fix
the
plant
in
the
earth,
to
supply
it
with
moisture
and
soluble
matters,
and
sometimes
to
serve
as
a
reservoir
of
nutriment
for
future
growth.
A
true
root,
however,
may
never
reach
the
ground,
but
may
be
attached
to
a
wall,
etc.,
as
in
the
ivy,
or
may
hang
loosely
in
the
air,
as
in
some
epiphytic
orchids.
Root
(
n.
)
An
edible
or
esculent
root,
especially
of
such
plants
as
produce
a
single
root,
as
the
beet,
carrot,
etc.
Root
(
n.
)
That
which
resembles
a
root
in
position
or
function,
esp.
as
a
source
of
nourishment
or
support
Root
(
n.
)
An
ancestor
or
progenitor
Root
(
n.
)
A
primitive
form
of
speech
Root
(
n.
)
The
cause
or
occasion
by
which
anything
is
brought
about
Root
(
n.
)
That
factor
of
a
quantity
which
when
multiplied
into
itself
will
produce
that
quantity
Root
(
n.
)
The
fundamental
tone
of
any
chord
Root
(
n.
)
The
lowest
place,
position,
or
part.
Root
(
n.
)
The
time
which
to
reckon
in
making
calculations.
Root
(
v.
i.)
To
fix
the
root
Root
(
v.
i.)
To
be
firmly
fixed
Root
(
v.
t.)
To
plant
and
fix
deeply
in
the
earth,
or
as
in
the
earth
Root
(
v.
t.)
To
tear
up
by
the
root
Word
(
n.
)
The
spoken
sign
of
a
conception
or
an
idea
Word
(
n.
)
Hence,
the
written
or
printed
character,
or
combination
of
characters,
expressing
such
a
term
Word
(
n.
)
Talk
Word
(
n.
)
Account
Word
(
n.
)
Signal
Word
(
n.
)
Language
considered
as
implying
the
faith
or
authority
of
the
person
who
utters
it
Word
(
n.
)
Verbal
contention
Word
(
n.
)
A
brief
remark
or
observation
Word
(
v.
i.)
To
use
words,
as
in
discussion
Word
(
v.
t.)
To
express
in
words
Word
(
v.
t.)
To
ply
with
words
Word
(
v.
t.)
To
flatter
with
words
Word-catcher
(
n.
)
One
who
cavils
at
words.
root word radical / radicals Bedeutung
word
division
hyphenation
division
of
a
word
especially
at
the
end
of
a
line
on
a
page
word
game
any
game
involving
the
formation
or
alteration
or
discovery
of
words
word
play
playing
on
words
or
speech
sounds
radical
hysterectomy
panhysterectomy
surgical
removal
of
the
uterus
and
the
ovaries
and
oviducts
and
cervix
and
related
lymph
nodes
modified
radical
mastectomy
removal
of
a
breast
and
the
pectoralis
minor
and
some
lymph
nodes
in
the
adjacent
armpit
radical
mastectomy
removal
of
a
breast
and
the
underlying
muscles
(pectoralis
major
and
pectoralis
minor)
and
lymph
nodes
in
the
adjacent
armpit
radical
chic
an
affectation
of
radical
left-wing
views
and
the
fashionable
dress
and
lifestyle
that
goes
with
them
whole-word
method
teaching
reading
by
training
beginners
to
associate
printed
words
with
spoken
words
verbolatry
grammatolatry
word-worship
the
worship
of
words
root
cellar
cellar
an
excavation
where
root
vegetables
are
stored
chic
chicness
chichi
modishness
smartness
stylishness
swank
last
word
elegance
by
virtue
of
being
fashionable
root
tooth
root
the
part
of
a
tooth
that
is
embedded
in
the
jaw
and
serves
as
support
root
canal
the
passage
in
the
root
of
a
tooth
through
which
its
nerve
and
blood
vessels
enter
the
pulp
cavity
dorsal
root
dorsal
horn
one
of
the
two
roots
of
a
spinal
nerve
that
passes
dorsally
to
the
spinal
cord
and
that
consists
of
sensory
fibers
ventral
root
ventral
horn
anterior
root
anterior
horn
one
of
two
the
two
roots
of
a
spinal
nerve
that
passes
ventrally
from
the
spinal
cord
and
that
consists
of
motor
fibers
hairsplitting
word-splitting
making
too
fine
distinctions
of
little
importance,
they
didn't
take
his
hairsplitting
seriously
eigenvalue
eigenvalue
of
a
matrix
eigenvalue
of
a
square
matrix
characteristic
root
of
a
square
matrix
(mathematics)
any
number
such
that
a
given
square
matrix
minus
that
number
times
the
identity
matrix
has
a
zero
determinant
morphology
sound
structure
syllable
structure
word
structure
the
admissible
arrangement
of
sounds
in
words
word
a
unit
of
language
that
native
speakers
can
identify,
words
are
the
blocks
from
which
sentences
are
made,
he
hardly
said
ten
words
all
morning
antonym
opposite
word
opposite
a
word
that
expresses
a
meaning
opposed
to
the
meaning
of
another
word,
in
which
case
the
two
words
are
antonyms
of
each
other,
to
him
the
antonym
of
`gay'
was
`depressed'
blend
portmanteau
word
portmanteau
a
new
word
formed
by
joining
two
others
and
combining
their
meanings,
`smog'
is
a
blend
of
`smoke'
and
`fog',
`motel'
is
a
portmanteau
word
made
by
combining
`motor'
and
`hotel',
`brunch'
is
a
well-known
portmanteau
cognate
cognate
word
a
word
is
cognate
with
another
if
both
derive
from
the
same
word
in
an
ancestral
language
content
word
openlass
word
a
word
to
which
an
independent
meaning
can
be
assigned
deictic
deictic
word
a
word
specifying
identity
or
spatial
or
temporal
location
from
the
perspective
of
a
speaker
or
hearer
in
the
context
in
which
the
communication
occurs,
words
that
introduce
particulars
of
the
speaker's
and
hearer's
shared
cognitive
field
into
the
message-
R.Rommetveit
dirty
word
a
word
that
is
considered
to
be
unmentionable,
`failure'
is
a
dirty
word
to
him
form
word
form
signifier
descriptor
the
phonological
or
orthographic
sound
or
appearance
of
a
word
that
can
be
used
to
describe
or
identify
something,
the
inflected
forms
of
a
word
can
be
represented
by
a
stem
and
a
list
of
inflections
to
be
attached
four-letter
word
four-letter
Anglo-Saxon
word
any
of
several
short
English
words
(often
having
letters)
generally
regarded
as
obscene
or
offensive
function
word
closedlass
word
a
word
that
is
uninflected
and
serves
a
grammatical
function
but
has
little
identifiable
meaning
guide
word
guideword
catchword
a
word
printed
at
the
top
of
the
page
of
a
dictionary
or
other
reference
book
to
indicate
the
first
or
last
item
on
that
page
head
head
word
(grammar)
the
word
in
a
grammatical
constituent
that
plays
the
same
grammatical
role
as
the
whole
constituent
headword
head
word
a
content
word
that
can
be
qualified
by
a
modifier
hypernym
superordinate
superordinate
word
a
word
that
is
more
generic
than
a
given
word
hyponym
subordinate
subordinate
word
a
word
that
is
more
specific
than
a
given
word
key
word
a
significant
word
used
in
indexing
or
cataloging
monosyllable
monosyllabic
word
a
word
or
utterance
of
one
syllable
nonce
word
hapax
legomenon
a
word
with
a
special
meaning
used
for
a
special
occasion
ghost
word
a
word
form
that
has
entered
the
language
through
the
perpetuation
of
an
error
root
root
word
base
stem
theme
radical
(linguistics)
the
form
of
a
word
after
all
affixes
are
removed,
thematic
vowels
are
part
of
the
stem
etymon
root
a
simple
form
inferred
as
the
common
basis
from
which
related
words
in
several
languages
can
be
derived
by
linguistic
processes
citation
form
main
entry
word
entry
word
the
form
of
a
word
that
heads
a
lexical
entry
and
is
alphabetized
in
a
dictionary
polysemant
polysemantic
word
polysemous
word
a
word
having
more
than
one
meaning
polysyllable
polysyllabic
word
a
word
of
more
than
three
syllables
synonym
equivalent
word
two
words
that
can
be
interchanged
in
a
context
are
said
to
be
synonymous
relative
to
that
context
vocable
spoken
word
a
word
that
is
spoken
aloud
part
of
speech
form
class
word
class
one
of
the
traditional
categories
of
words
intended
to
reflect
their
functions
in
a
grammatical
context
written
word
the
written
form
of
a
word,
while
the
spoken
word
stands
for
something,
the
written
word
stands
for
something
that
stands
for
something,
a
craftsman
of
the
written
word
word
order
the
order
of
words
in
a
text
last
word
an
authoritative
statement,
my
doctor
has
the
last
word
on
the
medicines
I
take
word
finder
wordfinder
a
thesaurus
organized
to
help
you
find
the
word
you
want
but
cannot
think
of
Bible
Christian
Bible
Book
Good
Book
Holy
Scripture
Holy
Writ
Scripture
Word
of
God
Word
the
sacred
writings
of
the
Christian
religions,
he
went
to
carry
the
Word
to
the
heathen
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