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Germanist|ˈdʒɜːmənɪst|
[f. German a.2 + -ist.]
a. One who has a knowledge of Germany and of the German language.
b. One versed in Germanic or Teutonic philology.
c. One influenced by German thought.
1831Carlyle Let. 29 Aug. in Froude Life (1882) II. 188 We are all to meet, along with a certain Mrs. Austin, a young Germanist..and breakfast some day in the Templar's lodgings. 1851Ruskin Let. to Stillman in Pall Mall G. (1887) 23 Dec. 11/2 Above all avoid German books—and all Germanists except Carlyle. 1880A. H. Huth Buckle II. 241, I..hope to take back the boys good Germanists. 1885G. H. Schodde in Homil. Rev. May 395 The greatest of Germanists, Jacob Grimm..says that..Luther's language must be regarded as the foundation of modern German. |