New High German
noun
High German in the period following either 1350 or (now less frequently) 1500; also attributive or as adjective.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The North American Review. After German Neuhochdeutsch.
- prophyllon
- prophyllum
- propidium
- propination
- propine
- propinquant
- propinquate
- propinquent
- propinquitous
- propinquity
- propinquous
- propiolactone
- propiolic acid
- propionaldehyde
- propionamide
- propionate
- propione
- propionibacterium
- propionic acid
- propionic aldehyde
- propionitrile
- propionyl
- prop-iron
- propiska
- propitiable