loan word

British  

noun

1. a word adopted, often with some modification of its form, from one language into another

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Example Sentences

Though its status as a loan word might lead one to believe it is an uncommon emotion, that's not true in this case.

From Salon

Schadenfreude, a German loan word, translates to "pleasure derived by someone from another person's misfortune."

From Salon

But I must not allow you to completely erase “shampoo,” a beautiful loan word from Hindi.

From New York Times

As an English loan word, it continued to broaden its utility, describing the elusive degrees of difference in just about anything.

From New York Times

Shifts in meaning Sometimes a loan word has come to have a more specific or more general meaning, or has come to refer to a related thing.

From Salon