Definition: The word "agglutinating" in Greek signifies to merge, unite or combine. It comes from the verb "agglutis," which means to gather, collect or aggregate. In other words, if a group of people have been previously scattered or grouped together, and then they are brought back together again, this is known as agglutinating them. For example, suppose you want to bring someone closer to you. You could say "I'm agglutinating him/her." This means that you've gathered everyone together into one person, and now the person can be more easily reached by anyone who needs help with something or just wants to talk. The word is a noun form of the verb "agglutis," which describes how an object has been brought closer together.
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