"No details, please!"

Translation: Keine Details, bitte!

[KoenigInGelb]

I'm interested in the etymology of this word. It's literally just the English word "Details" but the concept of a detail has to be older than the English language itself. Are there other words for this idea in German? Which are most common? When did "Details" come into usage? A quick look at etymonline.com says it's originally a French word, but it's interesting that the Germans appear to be using the English form of the word.

[quis_lib_duo]

No, we are pretty much using it in the French sense with a(n approximation of the) French pronunciation. One can use Einzelheiten instead of Details (and often does so).

[robert.ancell]

Spoilers!

[Will__H]

When you type out a guess in Denglish and it ends up being correct. LOL

[Denise526954]

Do we have a German equivalent of TMI? ZVI/ZVA?