singulative

(sĭngˈgyə-lāˌtĭv, -lə-tĭv)

adjective
Of or relating to a linguistic form or construction that expresses a singular entity, often as opposed to a collective, such as rice-grain as opposed to rice.
noun
A singulative form or construction.

Origin:

Origin: French singulatif

Origin: , from Latin singillātim, singulātim, one at a time, singly

Origin: , from singulus, single; see single

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