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Often used in the same context:
franconian,
teutonic,
prussian,
old norse,
gaulish,
tyrolean,
medieval,
frisian,
hellenized,
baroque,
echt,
middle ages,
austro,
pagan,
adolf loos,
carolingian,
burgundian,
bismarckian,
walpurgis night,
kashubian,
bernese,
viennese,
hebraic,
romansh,
illyrian,
wagnerian,
anglicized,
mozartian,
sorbian,
hellenist,
westphalian,
jugendstil,
romansch,
apollonian,
algonquian,
slavonic,
albrecht durer,
romanic,
latinate,
chaucerian,
anglicised,
plainchant,
aristocratic,
byzantine empire,
rhenish,
alsace,
slavic,
visigoth,
gentile,
yiddish,
bardic,
biedermeier,
ashkenazic,
classical mythology,
runic,
shawm,
semitic,
pictographic,
philological,
merovingian,
dravidian,
negroid,
piedmontese,
kaiser wilhelm,
arthurian,
blaue reiter,
teutonic order,
candlemas day,
phrygian,
sudeten,
genoese,
pictish,
hitlerite,
castilian,
functionalist,
wallachian,
idiomatic,
heinrich von kleist,
caucasoid,
druidic,
anglophilic,
third reich,
georg wilhelm friedrich hegel,
avantgarde,
wehrmacht,
ludwig wittgenstein,
danke,
scythian,
mediaeval,
umlaut,
polytheistic,
tripel,
johann wolfgang von goethe,
frankish,
acidulous,
primitivist,
hohenzollern,
unassimilable,
hegelian,
anglo,
rococo,
neolithic,
celtic,
european,
aryan,
british,
eastern,
african,
norse,
romanesque,
aryans,
greek,
saxon,
asian,
byzantine,
civilisation,
gothic,
mongolian,
indoeuropean,
turkic,
keltic,
scandinavian,
anglosaxon,
turanian,
polynesian,
hellenic,
ugric,
amerindian,
bantu,
iberian
More specific:
east germanic,
east germanic language,
nordic,
norse,
north germanic,
north germanic language,
old norse,
proto-norse,
scandinavian,
scandinavian language,
west germanic,
west germanic language
Appears in the definition of:
.,
angle,
diphthongize,
dutch,
east germanic,
east germanic language,
english,
english language,
frank,
frisian,
german,
germanic language,
german language,
gothic,
grimm,
high german,
jakob grimm,
jakob ludwig karl grimm,
jute,
langobard,
lombard,
nordic,
norse,
north germanic,
north germanic language,
odoacer,
odovacar,
odovakar,
old frisian,
old norse,
proto-norse,
rune,
runic letter,
saxon,
scandinavian,
scandinavian language,
teuton,
thorn,
vandal,
west germanic,
west germanic language,
worry
More general:
indo-european,
indo-european language,
indo-hittite
Synonyms:
german,
germanic language,
teutonic
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— Nouns for germanic:
languages,
tribes,
peoples,
origin,
people,
law,
race,
language,
body,
nations,
invasions,
more...
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