What is another word for radix?
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˈe͡ɪdɪks], [ ɹˈeɪdɪks], [ ɹ_ˈeɪ_d_ɪ_k_s]
Synonyms for Radix:
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n.
• mathematics- Multiplicator ,
- algebra ,
- algorithm ,
- antilogarithm ,
- arithmetic ,
- calculus ,
- coefficient ,
- cube ,
- cube root ,
- denominator ,
- differential calculus ,
- dividend ,
- divisor ,
- exponent ,
- factor ,
- formula ,
- fraction ,
- geometry ,
- increment ,
- index ,
- integral ,
- logarithm ,
- minuend ,
- modulus ,
- multiple ,
- multiplicand ,
- multiplier ,
- numerator ,
- power ,
- quadratics ,
- quotient ,
- reciprocal ,
- square root ,
- subtrahend ,
- trigonometry .
- Underpinning ,
- beginnings ,
- cause ,
- center ,
- crux ,
- derivation ,
- essence ,
- footing ,
- fountain ,
- fountainhead ,
- heart ,
- marrow ,
- motive ,
- nub ,
- occasion ,
- pith ,
- quick ,
- quintessence ,
- reason ,
- seat ,
- soul ,
- stuff ,
- substance ,
- substratum ,
- well .
Other relevant words:
- Gemmule ,
- Point d'appui ,
- Provenience ,
- Radicel ,
- Stirps ,
- Tap-root ,
- abode ,
- al-Qa'ida ,
- alkali ,
- argument ,
- bag ,
- base ,
- base of operations ,
- basis ,
- bed ,
- bedrock ,
- beginning ,
- bottom ,
- bud ,
- bulb ,
- bulbil ,
- cardinal number ,
- commencement ,
- conception ,
- corm ,
- cornerstone ,
- egg ,
- element ,
- embryo ,
- equation ,
- establishment ,
- etymon ,
- fireside ,
- floor ,
- foot ,
- foundation ,
- fundament ,
- fundamental ,
- genesis ,
- germ ,
- ground ,
- groundwork ,
- head ,
- home ,
- house ,
- household ,
- inception ,
- infrastructure ,
- institution ,
- nucleotide ,
- nucleus ,
- number ,
- origin ,
- original ,
- origination ,
- pedestal ,
- pouch ,
- principle ,
- provenance ,
- radical ,
- radicle ,
- rhizome ,
- rhizomorph ,
- rise ,
- root word ,
- rootlet ,
- rootstalk ,
- rootstock ,
- rudiment ,
- seed ,
- semen ,
- source ,
- sperm ,
- stem ,
- stock ,
- stub ,
- stump ,
- substructure ,
- tap ,
- taproot ,
- theme ,
- trunk ,
- tuber ,
- tubercle ,
- understructure .
How to use "Radix" in context?
Radix is the root or foundation of a word, usually considered to be the simplest form of that word. In linguistics, radix is the smallest unit of a word, typically consisting of one or two letter(s). In some languages, like Latin and Greek, the radix appears in all words, while in others, like English, it is only found in a few words.Words with a single radix are said to be monosyllabic, while words with two radixes are called polysyllabic.
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