Where did you say it, and what did you say? I don't want to belittle your work, but isn't this just a list of a few thousand words? In what sense is it 'most complete'? And is there a reason for the selection of these - relatively - few words?
look at your words that you using to speak. if you know how to analyse these words to prefix, suffix and root you would understand that all the roots are in that PDF.
go back and check my last email "List of English Prefixes and Suffixes".
did you ever find 3 thousand words root?if you found so you are right!
The point is that when you post something that needs some context to make it understandable or useful, you should either specify the context or link to it. I did it for you, so that anyone who wants to make sense of your initial post can try. Otherwise, your list of roots is meaningless.
The most complete base word list 
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Where did you say it, and what did you say? I don't want to belittle your work, but isn't this just a list of a few thousand words? In what sense is it 'most complete'? And is there a reason for the selection of these - relatively - few words?
Re: The most complete Word Root list 
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