cumulative

English

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Adjective

cumulative (comparative more cumulative, superlative most cumulative)

1. Incorporating all data up to the present
2. That is formed by accumulation of successive additions
3. That tends to accumulate
4. (finance) Having priority rights to receive a dividend that accrue until paid

Related terms

• cumulate

Translations

incorporating all data up to the present

• Bulgarian: съвкупен (bg) (sǎvkupen), кумулативен (bg) (kumulativen)
• Czech: kumulativní (cs)
• Dutch: cumulatief (nl)
• Finnish: kumulatiivinen, kasaantuva, kasautuva (fi)
• French: cumulé (fr), cumulée (fr)

• Greek: αθροιστικός (el) (athroistikós) m , συσσωρευτικός (el) (syssoreftikós) m 
• Italian: cumulato (it), cumulata (it)
• Polish: narastający m
• Spanish: acumulativo (es), cumulativo (es)
• Turkish: birikimli

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French

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ky.my.la.tif/

Adjective

cumulative

1. feminine form of cumulatif

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Italian

Adjective

cumulative f

1. Feminine plural form of cumulativo.