rootage

uncountable

A noun referring to the state of being firmly established by roots, a developed system of roots, or the origin or source from which something springs into being.

• 🇷🇺Существительное, обозначающее состояние прочного укоренения, развитую корневую систему или происхождение/источник, из которого что-либо возникает.

1. Fixedness by roots C2 formal

   The state of being firmly established or anchored, as if by roots.

   • The rootage of the ancient tree was deep and extensive.
   • His ideas have a strong rootage in tradition.
   • The community's rootage in the area goes back centuries.

   🇷🇺Укоренённость

   Synonyms: anchoragefixednessstability

2. Root system C2 formal

   A developed system of roots belonging to a plant.

   • The plant's rootage spread widely under the soil.
   • Strong rootage helps the tree withstand storms.
   • The gardener examined the rootage for signs of disease.

   🇷🇺Корневая система

   Synonyms: root system

3. Origin or source C2 formal

   The place where something begins or originates.

   • The rootage of the conflict lies in historical disputes.
   • Scholars traced the rootage of the tradition to ancient rituals.
   • The rootage of the river is in the high mountains.

   🇷🇺Происхождение

   Synonyms: basisbeginningcommencementderivationfoundationoriginrootsource