root in



root something in something

to start a plant growing roots in something. I tried to root the plants in sand, but they died. You have to root this kind of tree in very rich soil.
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root in

v.
1. To cause something, as a plant, to grow roots in something: The gardener rooted the plant in good soil.
2. To have something as a primary source or origin. Used in the passive: Homelessness is very often rooted in poverty. The word "tantalize" is rooted in Greek mythology.
See also: root

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
VÍGi-Ancient Scandinavian
Agni-Hinduism, Indian, Hindi
Suhayl-Arabic
JarredJER-əd, JAR-ədEnglish
Ioab-Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Cherrie['tʃeri]