List of synonyms from "ages" to synonyms from "aggregate fruit"
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Definition of the day : « agglutinative »
- As in sticky : adj gummy, adhesive
- With regard to syntax, the Basque resembles all agglutinative languages.
- Extract from : « Basque Legends » by Wentworth Webster
- The juxtaposing technique we may call an “agglutinative” one, if we like.
- Extract from : « Language » by Edward Sapir
- They spoke an agglutinative language, and resembled the Chinese very much both in physical type and in character.
- Extract from : « Human Origins » by Samuel Laing
- Their absence, however, is readily explained by the persistence of the agglutinative principle, which renders them unnecessary.
- Extract from : « Man, Past and Present » by Agustus Henry Keane
- The main differences shown by these varieties are agglutinative differences.
- Extract from : « Food Poisoning » by Edwin Oakes Jordan
- The Sumerian language was of agglutinative type, radically distinct both from the pure Semitic idioms and from Egyptian.
- Extract from : « History Of Egypt, Chalda, Syria, Babylonia, And Assyria In The Light Of Recent Discovery » by L.W. King and H.R. Hall
- Their language was "agglutinative monosyllabic," with mingled Nigritic and Semitic characteristics.
- Extract from : « The Rand-McNally Bible Atlas » by Jesse L. Hurlbut
- Chinese belongs to the former class of languages, the "monosyllabic," Turkish to the latter, the "agglutinative."
- Extract from : « Chaldea » by Znade A. Ragozin
- Agglutinative languages do not often possess special adverbial endings.
- Extract from : « Sumerian Hymns » by Frederick Augustus Vanderburgh
- By the theory the monosyllabic is lower than the agglutinative, and inherently less useful.
- Extract from : « Commentary Upon the Maya-Tzental Perez Codex » by William E. Gates