Etymograph

English

Shylockian

From Shylock + -ian.

Formed from Shylock + -ian

Hebrew שלח ‘to send: cause to go’

English Shylock

Today it means

adj Of, relating to, or in the manner of the character Shylock from Shakespeare's play The Merchant of Venice, such as being hard-hearted, exploitative, avaricious, deceitful, or vengeful.

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Etymograph / Shylockian