germanisch

Related words

• indogermanisch

  Indo-European

• westgermanisch

  West Germanic

• nordgermanisch

  North Germanic

• ostgermanisch

  East Germanic

• gemeingermanisch

  Common Germanic

• proto-indogermanisch

  Proto-Indo-European

• Cherusker

  The Cherusci were a Germanic tribe that lived in the area of present-day Lower Saxony and are best known for Arminius.

• Nixe

  Nixie

• Langobardin

  Lombard woman

• Langobarde

  Lombard

• Hethiter

  The Hittites were an Indo-European people who established a large empire in Asia Minor in the 2nd millennium BC.

• Futhark

  Futhark

• Lautverschiebung

  Consonant shift

• Erl

  Maple (archaic)

• Schwebeablaut

  Ablaut is a phonological phenomenon in which a vowel changes its quality in certain morphological contexts.

• Wodenstag

  Woden's Day is an archaic name for Wednesday, derived from the Germanic god Wodan.

• Pangermanismus

  Pan-Germanism

• Wotanstag

  Wotanstag is the old Germanic name for the day of the week now known as Wednesday. It is named after the Germanic god Wotan.

• Venusberg

  Venusberg

• englisch

  English is a Germanic language spoken in many countries around the world, especially in England, the United States, and Australia.

• deutsch

  German

• färöisch

  Faroese

• niederdeutsch

  Low German

• altfriesisch

  Old Frisian

• Runenschrift

  Runic script

• Kelte

  Celt

• Gote

  Goth

• Thor

  Thor

• Völkerwanderung

  The Migration Period refers to the migratory movements of various Germanic, Slavic, and other peoples in Europe during late antiquity and the early Middle Ages.

• Ablaut

  Ablaut, vowel gradation

• Rune

  A rune is a character used in ancient Germanic alphabets.

• Thing

  Thing (historical assembly)

• Ursprache

  Proto-language

• Urheimat

  Original homeland

• Germane

  Germanic person

• Wichte

  Dwarf

• Erbwort

  Inherited word

• Teutone

  Teuton, German

• Umlautung

  Umlaut

• altsächsisch

  Old Saxon

• altwestnordisch

  Old West Norse is an older form of the North Germanic languages spoken in Iceland and Norway.

• altostnordisch

  Old Norse is an extinct Germanic language spoken by the Vikings and other inhabitants of Scandinavia from the 8th to the 15th century.

• westfriesisch

  West Frisian

• Nibelung

  Nibelung

• Indogermanistik

  Indo-European studies

• Sprachfamilie

  Language family

• Julfest

  Yule

• Angelsachse

  Anglo-Saxon

Example sentences with “germanisch”

1. Das ist ein germanisches Wort. (That is a Germanic word.)

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