IPA: /ˈhɛrənˌvoʊk/
KK: /hɛrənˌvoʊk/
A term used to describe a group of people considered to be superior to others, often associated with ideas of racial superiority.
The ideology of herrenvolk was used to justify discrimination and oppression.
Herrenvolk is a compound word from German, formed from "Herren" (meaning lords or masters) and "Volk" (meaning people or folk). The term refers to a master race or a people considered superior to others.
Think of 'lords' ('Herren') and 'people' ('Volk') to remember that 'herrenvolk' refers to a group of people seen as masters or superior.
No commonly confused words.