English
superaggregate
From super- + aggregate.
Formed from super- + aggregate
New Latin grex ‘a group of smaller animals: a flock, a pack,…’
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New Latin aggregō ‘to flock together’
New Latin nominative
New Latin aggregātum ‘an aggregate’
Middle English aggregat(e) ‘a sum, unit, complex, aggregate’
English aggregate
Today it means
noun Anything consisting of an aggregation of aggregates.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / superaggregate