English

Noun

gemuetlichkeit ‎(uncountable)

1. Alternative form of Gemütlichkeit
   • 1966, Wisconsin Blue Book, 1966, page 215:

     The word "Wisconsin" creates an image of contented cows, gentle pastures, limburger cheese and Milwaukee beer and gemuetlichkeit.

   • 1980, Elise Kowert, Historic homes in and around Fredericksburg, page 46:

     In the olden days there was a lot of gemuetlichkeit (fellowship) in the old homes such as this.

   • 2008, Martin Hintz, Wisconsin Off the Beaten Path, ISBN 0762752432, page 78:

     Seventeen German biers are on tap, plus another 200 imports, making for lots of gemuetlichkeit, or friendly good times.

   • 2012, Dieter Klett, Destiny Has No Favorites, ISBN 1479712183, page 30:

     Peter slowly moved his head back and forth, biting his lower lip and smiling sadly, reminiscing—“ja, that's one thing I really miss in Canada, this feeling of belonging, this thing called gemuetlichkeit.