ealdormanic
/eɪˌaldəˈmanɪk/ /aldəˈmanɪk/(also ealdormannic) Anglo-Saxon History
adjective
Of or relating to ealdormen; performed by ealdormen.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Benjamin Thorpe (c1782–1870), Old English scholar. From ealdorman + -ic, after aldermanic.
- Schlegel, August Wilhelm von
- schlemazel
- schlemiel
- schlenter
- schlep
- schlepp
- schlepper
- Schlesinger, Arthur Meier
- Schleswig
- Schleswig-Holstein
- Schlick, Moritz
- Schlieffen
- Schliemann, Heinrich
- schlieren
- schlimazel
- schlock
- schlockmeister
- schlocky
- schlong
- schloss
- schlub
- schlump
- schlumpy
- Schmallenberg virus
- schmaltz