summational (sumashonal)

Inhibition, however, is not the destruction, but the storing-up, of energy; and is attended not by the discharge, but by the increased tension, of relatively large and strongly-acting motor cells, whose connections with each other are mainly summative. G. S. Hall , German Culture, p. 235. summer1 (sum'er), n. and a. [Early mod. E. also sommer; sumar = OFries. somer , sumur = MD. somer, D. zomer = MLG. somer , LG. sommer = OHG. sumar, MHG. sumer , G. sommer = Sumbul (Feru- Icel.sumar= Sw.sommar = Dan.sommer (Goth.