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Ah yes, sure, Begriffsassoziativitätskombinatorik.
(Yes, I just made that word up. And also yes, it makes sense and might be the word describing what you were just thinking about.)
Can you break that down for me haha? Like
Begriffsassoziativitätskombinatorik, [each word in German/english seperated by + marks]
Thats a good pedagogic one for me haha
Begriff + s + assoziativität + s + kombinatorik
Word/term + s + associativity + s + combinatoric
So it is the combinatoric of associativity between words.
The "s" in there are just for easier speaking, which itself has a compoundword name: Fugen-s, so literally translated: Joint-s