It turns out that the words of the Russian language do not consist of prefixes, roots, suffixes and endings, but of roots, each of which has its own unique image that directly affects the entire word. After reading this book, you will find out what the word "den" means and why our monetary unit is called exactly "ruble," what is common between "chicken" and "battery," why the words "hailo" and "lobby" are related and what the mysterious root will tell us "RA."