Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Jugendstil
German equivalent of art nouveau, from "Jugend," literally "youth," name of a German magazine begun in 1896 + stil "style."
Wiktionary
jugendstil
n. The German equivalent of art nouveau.
Usage examples of "jugendstil".
I rather liked the box, except for its smell and the Jugendstil athletes in the sgraffiti and frescoes.
The obverse of the gypsum panel, out in the hall, was covered in the faded Jugendstil paper, a pattern of tall interlocking poppies, that decorated all the hallways of the building.