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A root is the part of a plant that is below ground.
Root may also refer to:
In computing:
- Root directory, the first or top-most directory in a hierarchy
- Root process, the top-most process in a process hierarchy
- Root user or superuser, a user account on Unix systems with special permissions
- /root, the Unix superuser\'s home directory
- root kit software that provides facilities to obtain full control (i.e. root privileges) over a computer system
- ROOT, an object-oriented multipurpose data analysis package
- Root nameservers, of Internet fame
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In linguistics:
In mathematics:
- Root (mathematics), an input that causes a function to evaluate to zero
- Nth root, a number that when raised to the nth power yields the original number
- Root system, the set of vectors that form roots
- Root node, a node from which every other node is accessible
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See also
- Rootes, a defunct British motor manufacturer
- Radical, the original meaning of which is "pertaining to the root(s)"
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