radical
Radical (from Latin: radix 'root', 'origin') means:
- the result of the extraction of the root, see root (mathematics)
- various algebraic constructions, see radical (mathematics)
- in chemistry free radical , see radicals (chemistry)
- obsolete a functional group
- historically an assumed small building block of chemical substances in chemistry, see radical theory
- in phonetics a sound that is formed with the root of the tongue, see radical (phonetics)
- in Sinology part of a Chinese character, see Radikal (Chinese writing)
- in Semitic studies a consonant of the word root, see radical (Semitic languages)
- in sociology radicality as a property of change, see social change
- Political science a directional term to denote various political currents and positions, see radicalism
Radically mean:
- Radikal (daily newspaper) , Turkish daily newspaper
- Radikal (magazine) , radical left-wing magazine from Berlin, Germany
See also:
radicalization
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Wiktionary: radical - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
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