Etymology

Dexit

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Today it means: The hypothetical withdrawal of Germany from the European Union. Full definition →

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Dexit · proper noun1

  1. German · borrowed fromDexit
  2. English todayDexit

Borrowed from German Dexit, from the blend of Deutschland (“Germany”) + Exit (“exit”), modeled on Brexit, from English Brexit.

Dexit · proper noun2

Blend of Denmark + exit, modeled on Brexit.

Dexit · proper noun3

Blend of Delaware + exit, modeled on Brexit.

Dexit · proper noun4

  1. Proto-Germanic*puhô
  2. Frankish*pokō
  3. Old Frenchpoche
  4. Anglo-Normanpoket
  5. Middle Englishpocket
  6. Englishpocket
  7. Japaneseポケット
  8. Proto-Indo-European*men-
  9. Proto-Indo-European*monéyeti
  10. Proto-Italic*man-eje-
  11. Proto-Italic*moneō
  12. Proto-Italic*monestrom
  13. Latinmōnstrum
  14. Old Frenchmonstre
  15. Middle Englishmonstre
  16. Englishmonster
  17. Japaneseモンスター
  18. Japaneseポケットモンスターclip.
  19. Japaneseポケモン (Pokemon)
  20. EnglishPokémon
  21. Proto-Indo-European*h₁én
  22. Proto-Italic*en
  23. Old Latinen
  24. Latinin
  25. Proto-Indo-European*deyḱ-
  26. Proto-Indo-European*déyḱeti
  27. Proto-Italic*deikō
  28. Latindīcō
  29. Latinindex
  30. Englishindex
  31. EnglishPokédex
  32. Proto-Indo-European*h₁éǵʰ
  33. Proto-Indo-European*h₁éǵʰs
  34. Proto-Italic*eks
  35. Latinex
  36. Latinex-
  37. Latineō
  38. Latinexeō
  39. Latinexitus
  40. Middle Englishexit
  41. Englishexit
  42. English todayDexit

Blend of Pokédex + exit. Also a pun on Brexit.

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