Rooty Meaning in English
word
ˈruːti
ROO-tee
ˈruːti
ROO-tee
Definición
Describes something full of roots or having the characteristics of roots, usually used for soil, paths, or plants.
Uso & Matices
'Rooty' is informal and mainly describes physical things with lots of roots, especially outdoors. It is most often used with words like 'soil', 'path', or 'ground'. Rarely used figuratively. Not to be confused with 'rooted' (having roots established).
Spanish: lleno de raíces - con raícesPortuguese (BR): cheio de raízesPortuguese (PT): cheio de raízesChinese (Simplified): 多根的 - 有根的Chinese (Traditional): 多根的 - 有根的Hindi: जड़ों से भराArabic: مليء بالجذورBengali: গোঁড়ালিবহুল - শিকড়ময়Russian: корневой - испещрённый корнямиJapanese: 根だらけの - 根っぽいVietnamese: nhiều rễ - đầy rễKorean: 뿌리가 많은 - 뿌리투성이의Turkish: kök dolu - köklü (toprak, yer için)Urdu: جڑوں سے بھرا ہوا - جڑ دارIndonesian: berakar - penuh akar
Oraciones de Ejemplo
The forest floor was rooty and hard to walk on.
basic
Be careful, the path is very rooty.
basic
The old tree had a rooty base.
basic
I tripped over the rooty ground in the park today.
natural
This trail is way too rooty for biking.
natural
We couldn’t dig here because the soil was too rooty.
natural