Teuto-|tjuːtəʊ|before a vowel Teut-, combining form irregularly f. Teuton, Teutonic.1. Combined with other ethnic ns. or adjs. in the sense ‘That is a Teuton, or Teutonic and{ddd}’, as Teut-Aryan, Teuto-British, Teuto-Celt, Teuto-Celtic, etc.1866Anthrop. Rev. IV. 62 The Teuto-Celts, under Charlemagne, vanquished the pure Saxons of the father⁓land.Ibid. 66 A Teuto-Celtic race extends from the northern shores of the Shetland Isles to the Gulf of Lyons.1895Funk's Stand. Dict., Teuto-Celtic, of mixed Teutonic and Celtic blood, as the people of northern France.189719th Cent. May 795 The early Aryan or better Teutaryan children would seem to have used another word.1909Daily Chron. 24 Mar. 4/6 Sir Rowland Blennerhasset..belonged to that class of international publicists represented by the Baron von Bunsen.., his Teuto-British contributions to our magazines will be much missed.2. Formative of derivatives, as Teuˈtolatry, the idolizing of Teutonic or German nationality, ideas, etc.; Teutoˈmania, a mania for what is Teutonic or German; hence Teutoˈmaniac, one possessed with Teutomania; ˈTeutophile, -phil n., a lover or friend of Germany and the Germans; also as adj.; Teutoˈphobia, an intense dread of or aversion to Germany and the Germans; hence ˈTeutophobe, one possessed with Teutophobia; ˈTeutophobism.1893Chicago Advance 17 Aug., Words of warning against the danger of ‘*Teutolatry’ [= blind attachment to German biblical criticism].1848A. Herbert in Todd Irish Nennius Notes 42 That crotchet is as old as Verstegan, who says the Picts were..phichtian or fighters... This was *Teutomania.1899Q. Rev. Apr. 440 To detest the Teutomania that worked at the expense of progress and good will.1900Dundee Advertiser 16 Apr. 16/3 France, which *Teutomaniacs are wont to brand as ‘Celtic’.1904Jrnl. Philos. Psychol. & Sci. Meth. 4 Feb. 58 (C.D. Suppl.) Worthy of more attention than it receives in the current *Teutophile philosophy.1904Daily Chron. 29 Mar. 4/6 The late Tsar—who, as a *Teutophobe, would never speak German.1905Daily News 9 Aug. 6 The misunderstandings..are directly attributable to the Teutophobe Press.1876H. James Let. 1 Apr. in Parisian Sketches (1958) x. 102 [M. Tissot's] *Teutophobia, as an exhibition of vivacity and energy, is really very fine.1903Sat. Rev. 14 Mar. 330/1 A reasoned protest against English Teutophobia.1904Q. Rev. Jan. 320 These articles, apart from their *Teutophobism, are..lucid surveys.

Teuto- /ˈtju:təʊ/ combining form. Before a vowel also Teut-.

ORIGIN: Irreg. from Teuton, Teutonic + -o-.

Forming nouns and adjectives with the sense ‘Teutonic (and —)’ as Teut-Aryan, Teuto-British, Teuto-Celtic, etc.

DERIVATIVE Teutoˈmania noun a craze or excessive liking for what is Teutonic or German M19.
Teutophil(e) noun & adjective (a person who is) friendly towards Germany or fond of Germany and things German E20.
Teutophobe adjective & noun (a person who is) affected with Teutophobia E20.
Teutoˈphobia noun dread or dislike of Germany and things German E20.

Teuto-

Prefix

pertaining to Germany, especially as a political entity

Etymology

Shortened unetymologically in compounds- 20th century formation, perhaps echoing terms like Afro-, Indo-, Sino- etc.

Coordinate terms

Appendix:English nationality prefixes

词汇	Teuto-
词根词缀	OED SOED Wiktionary Teuto-\|tjuːtəʊ\|before a vowel Teut-, combining form irregularly f. Teuton, Teutonic.1. Combined with other ethnic ns. or adjs. in the sense ‘That is a Teuton, or Teutonic and{ddd}’, as *Teut-Aryan, Teuto-British, Teuto-Celt, Teuto-Celtic, etc.1866Anthrop. Rev. IV. 62 The Teuto-Celts, under Charlemagne, vanquished the pure Saxons of the father⁓land.Ibid. 66 A Teuto-Celtic race extends from the northern shores of the Shetland Isles to the Gulf of Lyons.1895Funk's Stand. Dict., Teuto-Celtic, of mixed Teutonic and Celtic blood, as the people of northern France.189719th Cent. May 795 The early Aryan or better Teutaryan children would seem to have used another word.1909Daily Chron. 24 Mar. 4/6 Sir Rowland Blennerhasset..belonged to that class of international publicists represented by the Baron von Bunsen.., his Teuto-British contributions to our magazines will be much missed.2. Formative of derivatives, as Teuˈtolatry, the idolizing of Teutonic or German nationality, ideas, etc.; Teutoˈmania, a mania for what is Teutonic or German; hence Teutoˈmaniac, one possessed with Teutomania; ˈTeutophile, -phil* n., a lover or friend of Germany and the Germans; also as adj.; Teutoˈphobia, an intense dread of or aversion to Germany and the Germans; hence ˈTeutophobe, one possessed with Teutophobia; ˈTeutophobism.1893Chicago Advance 17 Aug., Words of warning against the danger of ‘Teutolatry’ [= blind attachment to German biblical criticism].1848A. Herbert in Todd Irish Nennius* Notes 42 That crotchet is as old as Verstegan, who says the Picts were..phichtian or fighters... This was Teutomania.1899Q. Rev. Apr. 440 To detest the Teutomania that worked at the expense of progress and good will.1900Dundee Advertiser 16 Apr. 16/3 France, which Teutomaniacs are wont to brand as ‘Celtic’.1904Jrnl. Philos. Psychol. & Sci. Meth. 4 Feb. 58 (C.D. Suppl.) Worthy of more attention than it receives in the current Teutophile philosophy.1904Daily Chron. 29 Mar. 4/6 The late Tsar—who, as a Teutophobe, would never speak German.1905Daily News 9 Aug. 6 The misunderstandings..are directly attributable to the Teutophobe Press.1876H. James Let. 1 Apr. in Parisian Sketches (1958) x. 102 [M. Tissot's] Teutophobia, as an exhibition of vivacity and energy, is really very fine.1903Sat. Rev. 14 Mar. 330/1 A reasoned protest against English Teutophobia.1904Q. Rev. Jan. 320 These articles, apart from their Teutophobism, are..lucid surveys. Teuto- /ˈtju:təʊ/ combining form. Before a vowel also Teut-. ORIGIN: Irreg. from Teuton, Teutonic + -o-. Forming nouns and adjectives with the sense ‘Teutonic (and —)’ as Teut-Aryan, Teuto-British, Teuto-Celtic, etc. DERIVATIVE Teutoˈmania noun a craze or excessive liking for what is Teutonic or German M19. Teutophil(e) noun & adjective (a person who is) friendly towards Germany or fond of Germany and things German E20. Teutophobe adjective & noun (a person who is) affected with Teutophobia E20. Teutoˈphobia noun dread or dislike of Germany and things German E20. Teuto- Prefix pertaining to Germany, especially as a political entity Etymology Shortened unetymologically in compounds- 20th century formation, perhaps echoing terms like Afro-, Indo-, Sino- etc. Coordinate terms Appendix:English nationality prefixes
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