agrégation

common noun

Syllable Decomposition

agrégation

borrowed from Latin aggregatio (aggregation, grouping of elements), derived from Latin grex (flock), itself from the Celtic root gre (herd, mass, multitude). The word first existed in the form 'aggrégation' before the French Academy made the double 'g' disappear in an effort to simplify the spelling.

Definitions

philosophie
chimie

Synonym

agrég

Plural

agrégations

Translations

  • germangerman:Anhäufung
  • englishenglish:aggregation
  • spanishspanish:agregaduría
  • italianitalian:aggregazione

See also

agréger (v.) agrégé (adj.) agrégat (cn.) agrégatif (adj.) désagrégeable (adj.) désagrégation (cn.) désagréger (v.) agrégations (cn.) aggrégat (cn.) aggréger (v.)