Examples of using Its root in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Its root is eaten raw.
I suppose its root is fear.
Its root can be eaten.
It was broken from its root.
Teacher: Its root is not there;
People also translate
Every problem has its root.
Despite its root, it is used to indicate female shapeshifters as well.
Each one returns to its root.
In this case, they eat its root, and not the plant itself.
A branch cannot exist without its root.
It must have Its root in a necessity absolutely inherent in the very nature of man.
I broke it down to its root functions.
All things flourish, each one returning to its root.
When potting plants forced to develop its root system in soil of a small volume.
It can be researched to determine its root.
Gu Ye Wang said,"With its root system, the tree can grow tall and strong.
The first spring, the plant is busy building its root system.
Feel its root system and how these roots take on nourishment effortlessly.
All things flourish, But each one returns to its root.
This universe is a tree eternally existing, its root aloft, its branches spread below.
Though everything is flourishing, each will return to its root.
Take the Hebrew letter Aleph as an example: its root is a diagonal line with two additional lines intersecting it.
And why nothing will change until we attack the problem at its root.
The warmth causes shedding of existing hair and weakens its root. It reduces the chance of growing new hair at the same spot.
Imagine the phylogenetic tree as a child's mobile hanging from its root.
Licorice, this plant is called by chance- for the sweet taste of its root, which contains glycerrhizin, a substance that is 50 times better than ordinary sugar in sweetness.
Seeing that the creeper has sprung up, cut off its root with wisdom.
We can mainly extract mitochondrialDNA from hair if we do not have its root.
The organism operates like hair follicles. Anchors its root system to the bone.
Whether you cut down a tree or left it standing on its root, it was by God's leave.