generalissimus
/ˌdʒɛn(ə)rəˈlɪsɪməs/noun
= generalissimo.
Origin
Mid 17th century. Apparently from German Generalissimus, use as noun of post-classical Latin generalissimus, adjective, after Italian generalissimo. Compare Swedish generalissimus, French généralissime, both after Italian.
- crossbill
- crossbones
- cross-border
- crossbow
- crossbowman
- cross-breed
- cross-check
- cross-claim
- cross-color
- cross-colour
- meridian circle
- meridian mark
- meridian passage
- meridian quadrant
- meridian ring
- meridian transit
- meridional
- meridionality
- meridionally
- merienda
- Merikani
- Merina
- meringue
- meringue Chantilly
- Merinid