Teutono-
combining form of Teuton, as in ˌTeutonoˈmania, ˈTeutonoˌphobe, ˌTeutonoˈphobia: see teuto-.
| 1839 Donaldson New Cratylus §97 (1850) 141 The Hellenic or Teutono-Persic language of the North. 1886 Pall Mall G. 18 Oct. 3/2 It was in Russia that he discovered the earthly paradise of Teutonophobia. 1897 Current Hist. (Buffalo, N.Y.) VII. 96 [He] is said to be neither a Teutonophobe nor a Francophil. 1905 H. Paul in 19th Cent. Nov. 862 Ministers..will do no good by tampering with Mr. Chamberlain's exploded Teutonomania. |