delocutive
adjective
de·loc·u·tive dē-ˈlä-kyə-tiv 
-kyü-
linguistics, of a verb
: deriving from a word or phrase used in address or response and denoting the action of uttering that word or phrase (such as Latin salūtāre "to wish well, greet" derived from salūs "well-being, health," said as a greeting; or Old English wilcumian "to greet with the salutation wilcuma")
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from French délocutif, from dé- de- + locution locution + -if -ive
First Known Use
1967, in the meaning defined above