Capable of being linked or chained together; relating to or characterized by catenation.
From Latin 'catena' (chain) plus the suffix '-ative' (meaning having the quality of), describing things that can form chains.
Linguists use 'catenative verbs' to describe words like 'keep' and 'want' that chain clauses together—'I want to go' is literally a verbal chain where 'want' catenates with 'go'.
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