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.
- proceptivity
- procercoid
- procerebral
- procerebrum
- proceres
- procerity
- procerus
- process
- processability
- processable
- processal
- process annealing
- process art
- process black
- process butter
- process camera
- process chart
- process cheese
- process control
- process controller
- processed cheese
- processed peas
- process engineer
- process engineering
- processer