Definition of: Nazi

(nä′tsē, nat′sē, na′zē) noun
A member of the National Socialist German Workers Party, founded in 1919 on fascist principles and dominant from 1933 to 1945 in Germany under the dictatorship of Hitler, where it followed the principles of extreme nationalism, racism, totalitarian direction of all cultural, political, and economic activity, and militarization, while urging a destiny of world leadership for Germany.
—adjective Of or pertaining to the Nazis or their party. [<G, short for Nationalsozialistische (Partei) National Socialist (Party)]