radix
ra·dix
noun \ˈrā-diks\ plural ra·di·ces\ˈrā-də-ˌsēz, ˈra-\ or ra·dix·es\ˈrā-dik-səz\
Definition of RADIX
1
: the base of a number system or of logarithms
2
: the primary source
Origin of RADIX
Latin, root — more at root
First Known Use: 1798
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