Foundational or bottommost vertical extreme.

Groups
Ablative
Primary Base bas*

Child Elements  

bas* sup abl loc Base.
palam* dis tg The palm of the hand.
plant* mer dis tg Sole of the foot.
plar* dis tg The floor of a room.
rad* abs dis tg 1. Branch, root, limb; ray.
2. Ramus.
3. Radius.
tartar* loc The bottom of the ocean or a body of water.

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Descendants  

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Siblings

aks* Axis Line of reference regarding a linear dimension.
bas* Base Foundational or bottommost vertical extreme.
lat* Breadth Secondary linear dimension.
* Crossing
dub* Depth Orthogonal length as measured downward from a summit.
* Distance (cumulative) Cumulative linear dimension.
qert* Girth Breadth and thickness in relation to length.
* Height Orthogonal length as measured upward from a base.
kumb* Horizontality Parallelism to the plane of the earth or a reference plane.
dlawq* Increase of Linear Dimension
* Inversion
lonq* Length (primary linear dimension) Primary linear dimension.
kliv* Obliquity Deviation from orthogonality or parallelism.
orth* Orthogonality
parsi* Parallelism
konq* Pendency Inversion of base and summit.
sum* Summit Topmost vertical extreme.
steb* Support (Physical)
* Thickness Tertiary linear dimension.
* Verticality Orthogonality to the plane of the earth or a reference plane.

Notes

Base synonyms

Bottom, basement; plinth, dado, wainscot; baseboard, mop-board [U. S.]; bedrock, hardpan [U. S.]; foundation; substructure, substratum, ground, earth, pavement, floor, paving, carpet, ground floor; footing, ground work, basis; hold, bilge, sump; culet.

Linear Dimensions

Essive Abessive
lonq* Length lonqew* Shortness Primary dimension.
lat* Breadth latew* Secondary dimension.
* Thickness * Thinness Tertiary dimension.

Orthogonal relationship

Horizontality
Verticality

Negative Positive
bas* Base sum* Summit Vertical extremes.
Dative Ablative
alt* Height altew* Lowness Length upward from the base.
dub* Depth dubew* Shallowness Length downward from the summit.

Comparatives

* Longness brev* Shortness Length compared to breadth and thickness.
qert* Girth cerv* Narrowness Breadth and thickness compared to length.