agglutinative

[US]/əˈglʌtɪnətɪv/

[UK]/əˌɡlʌtɪˈneɪtɪv/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj.Tending to join or combine things together, especially in language.; Characterized by the joining of many morphemes to a single root word.

agglutinative language

agglutinative morphology

study agglutinative languages

agglutinative grammar

agglutinative word formation

agglutinative verbs

understanding agglutinative languages

the language is agglutinative, with many suffixes added to words.

agglutinative languages can be challenging for learners to master.

understanding agglutinative morphology is key to fluency in these languages.

turkish and finnish are examples of agglutinative languages.

the agglutinative nature of the language makes it highly expressive.

learning an agglutinative language requires a different approach than learning indo-european languages.

linguists study the intricate patterns of agglutinative morphology.

the agglutinative structure allows for a wide range of grammatical nuances.

many native american languages are characterized by their agglutinative morphology.

the agglutinative nature of the language can make it appear complex to outsiders.

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