Germano-

American  

1. a combining form of German.

   Germanophile.

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Example Sentences

Roberto Germano adds: "The teeth of Pontecagnano's Iron Age inhabitants opened a unique window onto their lives: we could follow childhood growth and health with remarkable precision and identify traces of cereals, legumes, and fermented foods in adulthood, revealing how this community adapted to environmental and social challenges."

From Science Daily

"The appearance of US aid in the campaign helped prevent the dollar issue from exploding," Germano noted.

From Barron's

"It is time for the state to take back its property," said Germano Santa Brites Dias, Secretary of State for Toponymy and Urban Organisation.

From BBC

Giovanni Anselmo, one of the funnier and more philosophical of the Italian artists making what the critic Germano Celant indelibly named Arte Povera, or “poor art,” died on Monday at his home in Turin, Italy.

From New York Times

“John walks out onstage with the best band I’ve ever seen; it was the defining Mellencamp band with Kenny Aronoff on drums, Toby Myers on bass, Larry Crane, Mike Wanchic, Lisa Germano on fiddle, John Cascella on accordion,” he recalled.

From Los Angeles Times