"tetraradical" meaning in English

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        "A free radical having a four unpaired electrons"
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        "(organic chemistry) A free radical having a four unpaired electrons"
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          "text": "With regard to ppl roots, Arabic has the noun dadan ‘toy’, probably a child’s term, but this is only a nominal root. Ethiopic also has a few examples with an identical first and second consonant root: these cases are derived from tetraradical forms of a biconsonantal origin, for example Eth. ssl ‘to leave’ < slsl < *sl.",
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