frank

Related words

• Frankfurter

  Frankfurter

• Franklinit

  Franklinite; a rare mineral, a zinc-iron-manganese oxide.

• frankieren

  To stamp

• Franken

  Franc

• frankreichweit

  France-wide means that something affects or relates to the entire territory of France.

• frankoprovenzalisch

  Franco-Provençal

• frankofon

  Francophone means French-speaking or belonging to the French language and culture.

• Frankierung

  Postage

• frankophil

  Francophile

• Franke

  A franc is the currency of Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

• frankophon

  Francophone

• Nordfrankreich

  Northern France

• überfrankieren

  To overstamp means to put more postage on a piece of mail than is necessary.

• wie Gott in Frankreich leben

  To live like God in France means to live a very pleasant and carefree life, often with much enjoyment and comfort.

• mittelfränkisch

  Middle Franconian refers to the dialect spoken in Middle Franconia, a region in Bavaria.

• provenzalisch

  Provençal

• anglophon

  Anglophone means that a person speaks English as their native language or that English is the predominant language in a particular region.

• aschkenasisch

  Ashkenazi

• neustrisch

  Neustrian

• unverblümt

  blunt, frank, straightforward

• waldensisch

  Waldensian

• Hesse

  Hesse

• Hesse

  Hesse

• französisch

  French

• Franc

  Franc

• Grenze

  Border

• Mosel

  Moselle

• Champagner

  Champagne

• Brieffreundin

  A pen pal is a friend with whom you regularly exchange letters.

• Merowinger

  The Merovingians were a Frankish dynasty that ruled over large parts of present-day France and Germany from about 500 to 751 AD.

• Gallierin

  A Gallic woman is a woman from Gaul, the historical region that corresponds to modern-day France.

• Elsässer

  Alsatian

• Apfelwein

  Apple wine, cider

• Gaugraf

  count of a Gau

• Aschkenasi

  Ashkenazi

• Ratatouille

  Ratatouille

• Bankhaus

  Bank

• Bartholomäusnacht

  St. Bartholomew's Day massacre

• Jura

  Jura (mountain range)

• elsässisch

  Alsatian

• bretonisch

  Breton

• altfranzösisch

  Old French refers to the language spoken in France from the 9th to the 14th centuries, before it evolved into modern French.

• picardisch

  Picard

• Verlan

  Verlan

• Wiener Würstchen

  Vienna sausage

• Baguette

  Baguette

• Französin

  A French woman is a female person who comes from France.

• Bretone

  Breton

• Herkunftsort

  Place of origin

Example sentences with “frank”

1. Er war sehr frank in seiner Antwort. (He was very frank in his answer.)

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