Noun
loan word (plural loan words)
Alternative spelling of loanword.
loan-word
Agricultural History 35: 35 46. However, as a loan word in English, cedar had become fixed to its biblical sense of Cedrus by the time of its first recorded usage in AD 1000. Source: Internet
At present, the main source of new loanwords is English e.g. rapper, e-mail, catering, juice, bag (originally a loan word to English from Old Norse). Source: Internet
Svennung considers the Sami name to have been introduced as a loan word from the North Germanic languages ; Svennung, J. (1963). Source: Internet
So apostrophe followed by s was often used to mark a plural, especially when the noun was a loan word (and especially a word ending in a, as in the two comma’s). Source: Internet
The Greek word, στίμμι stimmi, is probably a loan word from Arabic or from Egyptian stm O34:D46-G17-F21:D4 and is used by Attic tragic poets of the 5th century BC. Source: Internet
The theory linking the ethnoym to the verb 'to speak' was advanced by Hahn who suggested it was perhaps a Latin loan word from excipio. Source: Internet