radice
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Etymology
From Latin rādīcem, from Proto-Italic *wrādīks, from Proto-Indo-European *wréh₂ds.
Pronunciation
Noun
radice f (plural radici)
Related terms
- radicale (“radical (linguistics)”)
- tema (“stem (botany, linguistics)”)
- radicare (“to take root(s)”)
- radicchio
- radichetta (“rootlet, radicle (botany)”)
- radiciforme (“radiciform, rootlike (botany)”)
- radicina (“small root (botany)”)
- radiciona (“big root (botany)”)
- radicolare (“radicular (anatomy)”)
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rādīce
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