compellative (kompelativ)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 33
and n. [L. as if * compellativus, compellation and -ive.] I. a. Denoting addre : applied to grammatical forms: as, a compella tive case; the compellative use of a word. II. n. In gram ., a name by which a person is addre ed; a proper name. com pell a tory (kom-pel'a-to-ri), a. [ [Rare.] Proce com pell a tory . G. Cavendish , Cardinal Wolsey.
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