Where does “connective” come from?
Connective derives from Latin connectere, formed from cum (with) and nectere (to bind), with the suffix -ivus added to create an adjective meaning capable of binding together.
connective (English): Serving or tending to connect; connecting; That...
Definitions
- Serving or tending to connect; connecting; That...
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