Nostrification (noun)
nos-trif-ik-ay-shun
(rare) With reference to (especially central) European universities: the action or process of recognizing foreign degrees.
Late 19th century. From post-classical Latin nostrificatio (frequently in Hungarian sources) from nostrificat-, past participial stem of nostrificare + -io.
Example sentences
“He had to go through a nostrification process which meant sitting on more exam.”
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