Definition of ornative in English:

ornative

adjective ɔːˈneɪtɪv

rare

Grammar. Designating a verb with the sense ‘to adorn or supply with ——’.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin ornativus ornamental, non-essential (in 5th-cent. grammarians) from classical Latin ōrnāt-, past participial stem of ōrnāre + -īvus; compare -ative.

Definition of ornative in US English:

ornative

adjectiveɔːˈneɪtɪv

rare

Grammar. Designating a verb with the sense ‘to adorn or supply with ——’.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin ornativus ornamental, non-essential (in 5th-cent. grammarians) from classical Latin ōrnāt-, past participial stem of ōrnāre + -īvus; compare -ative.

词汇	ornative
释义	Definition of ornative in English: ornative adjective ɔːˈneɪtɪv rare Grammar. Designating a verb with the sense ‘to adorn or supply with ——’. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin ornativus ornamental, non-essential (in 5th-cent. grammarians) from classical Latin ōrnāt-, past participial stem of ōrnāre + -īvus; compare -ative. Definition of ornative in US English: ornative adjectiveɔːˈneɪtɪv rare Grammar. Designating a verb with the sense ‘to adorn or supply with ——’. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin ornativus ornamental, non-essential (in 5th-cent. grammarians) from classical Latin ōrnāt-, past participial stem of ōrnāre + -īvus; compare -ative.
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