1. relating to or characterized by agglutination, especially the formation of words by combining meaningful elements
Usage: linguistics
2. tending to stick together or cause adhesion
Usage: technical

Examples

• Turkish is an agglutinative language that builds complex words by adding suffixes.
• Finnish demonstrates agglutinative characteristics in its word formation.
• The agglutinative nature of the language makes it possible to express complex ideas in single words.
• Hungarian is known for its agglutinative grammar structure.
• The agglutinative properties of the substance made it useful as a binding agent.
• Linguists study agglutinative languages to understand morphological processes.