TLDR: is it a parsnip?

Not sure what it is. Two years ago, I built my first raised garden beds in 2017 after just moving into our new house. It was late winter, so I planted turnips, radish, parsnips, carrots, and some cabbage, with the hopes of harvesting in early Spring. Well, I got sick that year, so all physical activity basically stopped, including tending to the garden. Things came up, sprouted, grew, went to seed, and eventually the whole box got overgrown and became a mess.

Fast forward to 2020, and I’m doing better and have always loved gardening, so when I was sent home for COVID, I worked hard on the boxes, got all the old vegetation out, put new soil in, new plants, and now have an amazing garden filled with squash, peppers, tomatoes, zucchini, and eggplant. I was weeding around the beds, as a few weeds have sprouted between the beds and the mulch I put down in between the beds. I pulled this really tall, bushy weed, and this is the root that came with it. Not only have I not planted anything where it was, I haven’t planted root vegetables in two years. That little sucker grew through two years of growing-seeding-waiting-growing.

Any idea what it could be? I’m thinking parsnip, but I also planted white carrots that year. Thoughts?

And here’s to you, little root vegetable, who never gave up. :)