Translation for 'word root' from English to Russian

(word) root

корень {м} словалинг.

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word-for-word

дословный {adj}

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root

корень {м}

root crop

корнеплод {м}бот.гастр.сель.

root system

корневая система {ж}бот.

adventitious root

адвентивный корень {м}бот.

hair root

корень {м} волосаанат.

root cap

корневой чехлик {м}бот.

square root <sqrt>

unverified квадратный корень {м}мат.

word

слово {с}

to word

редактировать [выразить/выражать словесно] [сов.] [несов.]

number word

unverified числительное {с}линг.

word formation

словообразование {с}линг.

word processing

обработка {ж} текстаинформ.

word combination

словосочетание {с}линг.

loan word

заимствование {с} [заимствованное слово]линг.

in a word

словом {adv}

Word up! [sl.]

Сто пудово, так точно! [разг.]

by word of mouth

устно {adv}

to look up a word

посмотреть слово (в словаре) [сов.]

to have a word with sb.

переброситься парой слов с кем-л. [разг.]

• Their name most certainly traces back to the Old Slavic word root "glina", which refers to the abundant clay deposits near the village.
• The glottal stop is also often inserted between the two vowels at the end of a word root and beginning of a suffix.
• Greek and Latin each have differing rules to be applied when forming the plural form of the word root.
• occurs almost exclusively in the initial position or at the beginning of a word root in a compound.
• Within the tree structures, the word root combines with the functional category n0 to become a noun, then combine with the functional head a0 to form an adjective.

• In linguistic morphology, a transfix is a discontinuous affix which is inserted into a word root, as in root-and-pattern systems of morphology, like those of many Semitic languages.
• Languages of the southern African Khoisan families only permit clicks at the beginning of a word root.
• , which in Komi is the only native word root with an initial cluster.
• Derivational prefixes and suffixes form an inner layer around the word root, while inflectional affixes form an outer layer around the root.
• The word root comes from the verb ἵστημι which means "I make something stand, I stop".

• "-drag" (...) and "-drog" is a common Slavic given name word root, "drag" meaning "dear, beloved", in single-lexemed and dithematic (two lexemes) names.
• The word root is Latin, "vermes" (worms) and "formes" (shaped).
• Dragoș or Dragoš is a Romanian/Serbian given name of Slavic origin but can also appear as a surname. It derives from Slavic word root "-drag", meaning "dear, beloved".
• These threads are likely the source of Trichiales's word root and name.
• There is the Latin meaning of "rising" (as in sunrise; see a similar word root in Orient).

• Softening is stronger inside the word root and between root and suffix; it is weaker between prefix and root and weak or absent between a preposition and the word following.
• The translingual word root /kafe/ appears in many European languages with various naturalized spellings, including Portuguese, Spanish, and French ("café"); German ("Kaffee"); Polish ("kawa"); Serbian ("кафа / kafa"); Ukrainian ("кава", 'kava'); and others.