gemeinschaft
noun
ge·mein·schaft gə-ˈmīn-ˌshäft 
: a spontaneously arising organic social relationship characterized by strong reciprocal bonds of sentiment and kinship within a common tradition
also : a community or society characterized by this relationship compare gesellschaft
Word History
Etymology
German, community, from gemein common, general (from Old High German gimeini) + -schaft -ship — more at mean
First Known Use
1937, in the meaning defined above
- good form
- Good Friday
- good God
- good grief
- good guy
- good heavens
- Good Hope, Cape of
- good humor
- good joe
- good lack
- good life
- good lifes
- good liver
- good loser
- good luck
- good many
- good morning
- good morrow
- good name
- good nature
- good news for
- good news for (someone)
- good news for someone
- good night
- good now