Anglizismus

The German word "Anglizismus" is a noun that means "Anglicism" — words or expressions borrowed from English into another language.

It's made up of:

• "Angliz-": Derived from "Angeln", a region in Britain, referring to English.
• "-ismus": A suffix indicating a practice, phenomenon, or ideology.

Similar words/themes:

• Lehnwort (loanword): Words borrowed from any foreign language.
• Fremdwort (foreign word): Words adopted from other languages, often less integrated.

Difference:
While Lehnwort is a broad term for borrowed words from any language, Anglizismus specifically refers to borrowings from English. Fremdwort can refer to less naturalized foreign words, whereas Anglizismen might be fully adapted into German usage or remain recognizable English elements.