roote
Middle English
noun
Definitions
- (alt form) rote
Etymology
Inherited from Old English rōt derived from Old Norse rót (root, tossing, pitching).
Origin
Old Norse
rót
Gloss
root, tossing, pitching
Concept
Semantic Field
Agriculture and vegetation
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
根
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- alumroot English
- arrowroot English
- balsamroot English
- bareroot English
- beetroot English
- birthroot English
- biscuitroot English
- bitterroot English
- blackroot English
- bloodroot English
- breadroot English
- chinaroot English
- clubroot English
- colicroot English
- coralroot English
- crinkleroot English
- disroot English
- dragonroot English
- enroot English
- fernroot English
- feverroot English
- fingerroot English
- flagroot English
- grassroot English
- knotroot English
- manroot English
- midroot English
- multiroot English
- muskroot English
- nonroot English
- orangeroot English
- outroot English
- pigroot English
- pinkroot English
- pokeroot English
- puttyroot English
- redroot English
- reroot English
- riceroot English
- root English
- root bark English
- root-fallen English
- rootable English
- rootball English
- rootbark English
- rootbound English
- rootcap English
- rooter English
- rootery English
- rootest English
- rooteth English
- rootfinder English
- rootfinding English
- roothold English
- roothole English
- rooting English
- rootkit English
- rootle English
- rootless English
- rootlet English
- rootlike English
- rootogram English
- rootrot English
- rootstock English
- rootward English
- rootwork English
- rootworker English
- rootworm English
- rooty English
- rootzone English
- roseroot English
- snakeroot English
- soaproot English
- squawroot English
- stoneroot English
- sunroot English
- sweetroot English
- taproot English
- unroot English
- uproot English
- webroot English
- wormroot English
- yellowroot English
- rot Norwegian Bokmål
- root Portuguese
- *wrōts Proto-Germanic
- rot Norwegian Nynorsk
- rōt Old English
- root Middle English
- rot Middle English
- rote Middle English
- rót Old Norse
- rod Danish
- rót Icelandic
- rót Faroese
- root Chinese
- rot Old Swedish
- rot, rōt Old Swedish