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Prussophile

Prussophile noun: one who loves Prussia, the Prussian people, or Prussian culture.

Noun

Prussophile (plural Prussophiles)

  1. One who loves Prussia, the Prussian people, or Prussian culture.

Adjective

Prussophile (comparative more Prussophile, superlative most Prussophile)

  1. Loving Prussia, the Prussian people, or Prussian culture.

Forms of Prussophile

Noun
pluralPrussophiles
Adjective
comparativemore Prussophile
superlativemost Prussophile

Origin of Prussophile

From Prusso- + -phile.

Questions about Prussophile

What does Prussophile mean?
Prussophile means one who loves Prussia, the Prussian people, or Prussian culture.
What part of speech is Prussophile?
Prussophile can be a noun or an adjective.
What is the plural of Prussophile?
The plural of Prussophile is Prussophiles.

Words near Prussophile in the dictionary

  1. prussik
  2. prussiked
  3. prussiking
  4. prussiks
  5. Prusso-
  6. Prussophile
  7. Prussophiles
  8. Prussophobic
  9. Prust
  10. prusten
  11. PRUSVI

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