root period
Linguistics (now rare )
noun
That period of the development of language (or of a language) in which it is composed only of roots or radicals.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Baptist Quarterly.
- non-segmental
- non-segmented
- non-segregated
- non-selective
- non-selectively
- non-self
- non-sensational
- nonsense
- nonsense book
- nonsense mutation
- nonsense poetry
- nonsense syllable
- nonsense verse
- nonsense word
- nonsensible
- nonsensical
- nonsensicality
- nonsensically
- remake
- reman
- remanant
- remanation
- remancipate
- remancipation
- remand