roots

Noun

roots plural

1. Plural form of root

   The roots of a tree provide it with water.

2. Ancestors

   I have both Irish and German roots

3. Beginnings

   Jazz has its roots in blues

5 letters in word "roots": O O R S T.

Anagrams of roots:

• roost

• rotos

• stoor

• toros

• torso

Words found within roots:

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• Definitions:
• the condition of belonging to a particular place or group by virtue of social or ethnic or cultural lineage; "his roots in Texas go back a long ...
• Roots is a single released by the Tewkesbury band [[Spunge|[spunge]]] on August 12 2002. The covers of the single featured pictures of the band when they were children. The single was released as a 7" vinyl and two CDs, the first of which contains the Roots music video. ...
• Roots is the second play by Arnold Wesker in The Wesker Trilogy. The first part is Chicken Soup with Barley and the final play, I'm Talking about Jerusalem. ...
• Roots, initially released in 1996 was the last album released by Sepultura with Max Cavalera. While the initial release of Roots was one CD or cassette, in 2005 it was reissued by Roadrunner Records as a 2-CD set. ...
• Roots is a 1977 American television miniseries based on Alex Haley's work '''', his critically acclaimed genealogical novel.
• Curtis Mayfield’s second studio album, containing the seminal “Beautiful Brother of Mine.” "Get Down" was a hit in the deep funk mold of "Move on Up," and tracks such as "Underground" (an environmental song) and "We Got To Have Peace" exhibited that hope mixed with creeping dread which was ...
• Roots is a 2002 album by American Alt country group Blue Mountain.
• Organs, usually occurring underground, that absorb nutrients and water and anchor the plant; one of the three major plant organ systems. PICTURE
• That portion of the tree generally underground and which functions in nutrient absorption, anchorage and storage of food and waste products.
• (1977), Novel and Television Mini-series
• Bundles of fibers that emerge from the spinal cord. Sensory roots are on the dorsal surface; motor roots are on the ventral surface.
• underground portion of the tree, which provides support, supplies nutrients from the soil, and stores food.
• The underground component of plants, responsible for anchoring plants and providing them with water and nutrients. ...
• Index | Top The roots or zeros of a polynomial matrix P are those points in the complex plane where P loses rank. If P is square then its roots are the roots of its determinant det P, including multiplicity.
• The truest form of reggae music. As its name dictates, roots is the true foundation--the cornerstone of a host of musical branches. These are the traditional vintage Jamaican sounds that have almost become extinct with the invention of the computer chip. ...
• anchors the tree to the soil and absorbs water and soil minerals.
• The underground portion of a tree that helps anchor the tree in the ground and absorbs water and nutrients from the soil.
• The underground portions of a plant. Nodules form on the roots of legumes that contain nitrifying bacteria.
• When used as in "exploring ones roots" meaning ones ancestors. Looking backward in time.
• word parts to which suffixes, prefixes, and other word parts can be added to form new words.
• Equal factors of a product. Square root is two equal factors, cube root is three equal
• Tibetan: tsa-wa sum. Guru, yidam, and dharmapalas; an expanded form of refuge invoked in the vajrayana. The guru is the source of inspiration and enables one to experience the nature of one's own mind. The yidams are the source of siddhis. ...
• the part of a plant that keeps it in place and takes in water and minerals Plants provide food for us and other animals. We can eat many parts of plants including; roots, shoots, leaves, seeds and fruits.
• The usually underground portion of a plant that lacks buds, leaves, or nodes and serves as support, draws minerals and water from the surrounding soil, and sometimes stores food.

• rootling ←
• rootlike ←
• rootlets ←
• roots
• → rootsier
• → rootsiest
• → rootsiness