Summates

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. To compute or calculate the total of several values or items combined together
2. To summarize by adding together various parts to provide a final total
3. To bring together different elements in order to form a cumulative result

Etymology: "Summates" is the third-person singular present form of "summate," which means to add up totals. The verb is built from "sum," which reaches English through Old French "summe" from Latin "summa," meaning "the highest part" or "total," with the "-ate" ending added to turn the noun into a verb. Its inflection is the regular one, so "summates" simply describes a single subject, such as a person or program, doing the adding.

Synonyms: adds, totals, sums, counts, aggregates

Antonyms: subtracts, deducts, divides