Etymograph

English

resultive

From result + -ive.

Formed from result + -ive

Latin saliō ‘to jump, leap’

Latin resiliō ‘to rebound’

Medieval Latin resultō ‘to spring back, result’

Middle English resulten

English result

Today it means

adj resultant; resulting

Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.

Etymograph / resultive