Arameism

English Etymology Formed in English from en Aramean -ism by swapping en -an with en -ism. Noun ~ en hypercorrect rare en Aramaeism, en 1 Aramaism en Wilhelm Gesenius Christopher Leo 1828 A Hebrew Lexicon to the Books of the Old Testament 2 Cambridge University Press 598b https://www.google.de/books/edition/A_Hebrew_Lexicon_to_the_Books_of_the_Old/591EAAAAcAAJ?hl=de&gbpv=1&dq=%22Arameism%22&pg=PA598&printsec=frontcover but in an Arameism of this kind the form is always preserved with the signification, which is not the case, for in Aram. the conj. Aphel only is in use. Usage notes The suffix -aeismus (or -æismus) is a hypercorrect form not attested in Classical Latin, as it would imply a Greek -αϊισμός (-aïismós), which does not exist. Greek formations use -αϊσμός (-aïsmós) instead, Latinized as -aismus: e.g. grc Ἰουδαϊσμός (la iudaismus), from grc Ἰουδαῖος (la iudaeus).