Connexivum

/kəˈnɛksɪvəm/ noun

Definition

A connecting link or intermediate element; a term used in logic and philosophy to denote something that joins concepts together.

Etymology

Latin neuter noun from 'connexivus' (connecting). This is a technical philosophical term from medieval logic preserved directly from Latin.

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This word is almost never used outside of specialists reading medieval philosophical texts—but it's like having a time machine to how scholars thought and spoke 800 years ago!

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