agglutinative in Japanese
agglutinative in Japanese is 膠着(語) — agglutinative means sticky, or able to stick things together.
agglutinative in Japanese
膠着(語)
Pronounced: kōchaku
(grammar) Having words derived by combining parts, each with a separate meaning.
What does "agglutinative" mean?
- adj Sticky, or able to stick things together.
- adj Describes a language that builds words by joining separate meaningful parts together.
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What is "agglutinative" in Japanese?
"agglutinative" in Japanese is 膠着(語). agglutinative means: Sticky, or able to stick things together.
How do you pronounce 膠着(語)?
"agglutinative" in Japanese is 膠着(語), pronounced "kōchaku".
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