Germanicism
/dʒəˈmanɪsɪz(ə)m/noun
1A German characteristic or feature, especially in language; a Germanic quality.
2German or Germanic quality or character.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Libamina Junioribus Philologis Degustanda. From Germanic + -ism, probably originally after Gallicism.
- multitude of sins
- multitudinary
- multitudinous
- multitudinously
- multitudinousness
- multi-turn
- multi-use
- multi-user
- multi-user dungeon
- multi-utility
- multivalence
- multivalency
- multivalent
- multivalently
- multivallate
- multivallation
- multivalued
- multivalve
- multivalved
- multivalver
- multivalvular
- multivariable
- multivariant
- multivariate
- multivariety