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      rockier
      adjective
      full of hardship or trials
      liable to rock
      causing or characterized by jolts and irregular movements
      abounding in rocks or stones
      Roots
      roccarock- · Medieval Latin · rock, stoney-i · English · having quality ofer-er · English · comparative
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      The word rockier breaks down into 3 roots of Medieval Latin and English origin: rock, from Medieval Latin rocca (“rock, stone”); -i, from English y (“having quality of”); and -er, from English er (“comparative”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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