Words with Root “genoss-” in English (GB)

Markgenossenschaft is a German loanword analyzed using English phonological rules. It's divided into four syllables: Mark-ge-nos-schaft, with primary stress on 'Mark'. The word consists of a German prefix 'Mark-', root 'Genoss-', and suffix '-schaft'. Its syllable structure is consistent with English onset-rime principles, despite being an unusual word in the English lexicon.

The German loanword 'markgenossenschaft' is syllabified as mar-kge-no-schaft, with primary stress on the third syllable. It's a compound noun denoting a cooperative association, and its syllabification is influenced by both German morphology and English phonological rules.