Jugendstil
noun
Ju·gend·stil
ˈyügəntˌshtēl
plural -s
: a late 19th century and early 20th century German decorative style parallel to art nouveau
Word History
Etymology
German, literally, style of Jugend, from Jugend, illustrated periodical founded in Munich in 1896 + German stil style, from Middle High German, style, stylus, from Latin stilus
- human beings
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- human granulocytic anaplasmosis
- human granulocytic ehrlichiosis
- human growth hormone
- human immunodeficiency virus
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- human leukocyte antigen
- human metapneumovirus
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- human remains
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