Viktualien
German
    
    Etymology
    
16th century, from Latin victualia, perhaps following the Late Middle High German vitalie, from Old French vitaille, itself from the Latin.
Pronunciation
    
- IPA(key): /vɪkˈtu̯aːli̯ən/
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Usage notes
    
- Now not generally understood and restricted to highly literary style (even then often with a somewhat ironic tone). Still widely known is the Viktualienmarkt of Munich.
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