aglutinativo
adjectivemasculinetécnico/ɐɡlutiˈnativu/low
a·glu·ti·na·ti·vo
Definition
Agglutinative; pertaining to agglutination. In linguistics, said of languages or morphological processes where words are formed by stringing together morphemes, each with a distinct and clear grammatical meaning.
Turkish and Finnish are examples of aglutinative languages.
The word-formation process in that language is predominantly aglutinative.
Etymology
Do latim agglutinare (colar, unir) + -tivo.