How Do You Spell AGGLUTINATE?

Pronunciation: [ɐɡlˈuːtɪnˌe͡ɪt] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "agglutinate" can be explained using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) as /əˈɡluː.tɪ.neɪt/. The first syllable is pronounced as a schwa sound followed by a stressed /ɡluː/ sound. The second syllable is pronounced as /tɪ/ followed by the voiced consonant /n/ and finally, the schwa sound is repeated with the suffix /eɪt/. This complex word describes the process of sticking or joining things together, often used in linguistics to refer to words that are formed by combining multiple morphemes.

AGGLUTINATE Meaning and Definition

1. Agglutinate is a verb that refers to the act of uniting or adhering objects or particles together, usually through the formation of bonds or a sticky substance. It can also be used as an adjective, describing something that is clumped or collected together.

   In the context of chemistry or biology, agglutinate describes the process in which small particles or substances clump or bind together to form larger clusters. This can occur naturally, such as when blood cells agglutinate in response to certain antibodies, or it can be induced artificially, as in the laboratory setting. In linguistics, agglutination is the process of combining multiple affixes or morphemes to form a word or phrase, commonly found in certain languages.

   Agglutinate also has a more general application in describing the physical joining or sticking together of objects or materials. For example, in geology, agglutinate refers to a type of volcanic rock that is formed by the consolidation of solid particles and fragments. In the field of archaeology, agglutinated pottery refers to ceramics that have been made by binding clay or other materials with adhesives.

   Overall, the term agglutinate can be used in various scientific and linguistic contexts, all referring to the process of combining or sticking together of particles, substances, or linguistic elements.

2. • Adhering.

   • To unite or cause to adhere.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for AGGLUTINATE

• zgglutinate
• sgglutinate
• wgglutinate
• qgglutinate
• afglutinate
• avglutinate
• abglutinate
• ahglutinate
• ayglutinate
• atglutinate
• agflutinate
• agvlutinate
• agblutinate
• aghlutinate
• agylutinate
• agtlutinate
• aggkutinate
• agglutinatte
• agglutinatve
• agglutomater

Etymology of AGGLUTINATE

The word agglutinate comes from the Latin word agglutinatus, which is the past participle of the verb agglutinare. It is derived from the prefix ad- meaning to and the word glutinare meaning to glue. The Latin root glutin- ultimately goes back to the Proto-Indo-European root *glei-, which also means to glue. Therefore, agglutinate essentially means to glue or stick things together.

Similar spelling words for AGGLUTINATE

• aglitter,
• agglutinative,
• agglutination,
• agglutinogen,
• agglutinin.

Conjugate verb Agglutinate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have agglutinated

you would have agglutinated

he/she/it would have agglutinated

we would have agglutinated

they would have agglutinated

I would have agglutinate

you would have agglutinate

he/she/it would have agglutinate

we would have agglutinate

they would have agglutinate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been agglutinating

you would have been agglutinating

he/she/it would have been agglutinating

we would have been agglutinating

they would have been agglutinating

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would agglutinate

you would agglutinate

he/she/it would agglutinate

we would agglutinate

they would agglutinate

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be agglutinating

you would be agglutinating

he/she/it would be agglutinating

we would be agglutinating

they would be agglutinating

FUTURE

I will agglutinate

you will agglutinate

he/she/it will agglutinate

we will agglutinate

they will agglutinate

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be agglutinating

you will be agglutinating

he/she/it will be agglutinating

we will be agglutinating

they will be agglutinating

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have agglutinated

you will have agglutinated

he/she/it will have agglutinated

we will have agglutinated

they will have agglutinated

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been agglutinating

you will have been agglutinating

he/she/it will have been agglutinating

we will have been agglutinating

they will have been agglutinating

IMPERATIVE

you agglutinate

we let´s agglutinate

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to agglutinate

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was agglutinating

you were agglutinating

he/she/it was agglutinating

we were agglutinating

they were agglutinating

PAST PARTICIPLE

agglutinated

PAST PERFECT

I had agglutinated

you had agglutinated

he/she/it had agglutinated

we had agglutinated

they had agglutinated

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been agglutinating

you had been agglutinating

he/she/it had been agglutinating

we had been agglutinating

they had been agglutinating

PRESENT

I agglutinate

you agglutinate

he/she/it agglutinates

we agglutinate

they agglutinate

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am agglutinating

you are agglutinating

he/she/it is agglutinating

we are agglutinating

they are agglutinating

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

agglutinating

PRESENT PERFECT

I have agglutinated

you have agglutinated

he/she/it has agglutinated

we have agglutinated

they have agglutinated

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been agglutinating

you have been agglutinating

he/she/it has been agglutinating

we have been agglutinating

they have been agglutinating

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it agglutinate

SIMPLE PAST

I agglutinated

you agglutinated

he/she/it agglutinated

we agglutinated

they agglutinated