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germano-

germano- prefix: related to germane. Also the alternative letter-case form of Germano-.

Prefix (1)

germano-

  1. Related to germane.

Prefix (2) capitalized: Germano-

Germano-

  1. (in-compounds) Combining form of Germany and German.
    • But it's still a powerful record, with Iggy's vocals blending Jim Morrison and Lou Reed over the dead, thudding strangeness of Mr. Bowie'e Germano‐British progressivisms.1977 November 3, “The Pop Life”, in The New York Times
    Synonyms:
    Teutono-

Also used as

germano- is also the alternative letter-case form of Germano-.

Synonyms of germano-

Origin of germano-

Derived from Latin Germānia.

Words formed from germano-

Questions about germano-

What does germano- mean?
Germano- means related to germane.
What part of speech is germano-?
Germano- is a prefix.

Words near germano- in the dictionary

  1. Germanlike
  2. Germanly
  3. Germann
  4. Germanness
  5. Germanns
  6. germano-
  7. Germanocentric
  8. germanocolusite
  9. Germanoid
  10. Germanomania
  11. Germanomaniac

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