English
supercolossal
From super- + colossal.
A compound of super- + colossal
Ancient Greek κολοσσός ‘giant statue’
Latin colossus ‘colossus, giant statue’
French colosse ‘colossus’
French colossal ‘colossal, huge’
English colossal
Today it means
adj Exceedingly large.
Sources
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Etymograph / supercolossal