germanisch
dieNounWord details
- German meaning
- Ein Elf ist eine fiktive, oft menschenähnliche Gestalt aus der germanischen Mythologie und Fantasy-Literatur, die als schön, anmutig und magisch beschrieben wird.
- English meaning
- Elf
- Synonym
- Fabelwesen
- German example
- Der Elf lebte im Wald und beschützte die Natur.
- English example
- The elf lived in the forest and protected nature.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- die
- Singular Form
- die Elf
- Plural Form
- die Elfen
Related words
- Indogermanisch
indogermanisch
- Elf
Elf
- 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
- Alemanne
Alemanni
- Langobardin
Lombard woman
- Langobarde
Lombard
- Futhark
Futhark
- Nibelung
Nibelung
- Indogermanistik
Indo-European studies
- Wichte
Dwarf
- Erbwort
Inherited word
- Vokalabstufung
Vowel gradation refers to the change of a vowel within a word stem to indicate grammatical functions.
- 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.
- Wergeld
Weregild, man price
- Thraker
Thracians
- westfriesisch
West Frisian
- niederdeutsch
Low German
- altfriesisch
Old Frisian
- nordgermanisch
North Germanic
- westgermanisch
West Germanic
- Thor
Thor
- deutsch
German
- afrikaans
Afrikaans
- friesisch
Frisian refers to the Frisian language or culture, spoken and lived in the coastal regions of the Netherlands, Germany, and Denmark.
- teutonisch
Teutonic
- Ablaut
Ablaut, vowel gradation
- Ursprache
Proto-language
- Wodenstag
Woden's Day is an archaic name for Wednesday, derived from the Germanic god Wodan.
- Gote
Goth
- Lautverschiebung
Consonant shift
- Erl
Maple (archaic)
- Schwebeablaut
Ablaut is a phonological phenomenon in which a vowel changes its quality in certain morphological contexts.
- Julfest
Yule
- Angelsachse
Anglo-Saxon
- Teutone
Teuton, German
- indogermanisch
Indo-European
- runisch
Runic
- 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.
- indoeuropäisch
Indo-European
- proto-indogermanisch
Proto-Indo-European
- Thing
Thing (historical assembly)
- Kelte
Celt
- Urheimat
Original homeland
- Germane
Germanic person
- Hethiter
The Hittites were an Indo-European people who established a large empire in Asia Minor in the 2nd millennium BC.
- Sprachfamilie
Language family
- Runenschrift
Runic script
- Grundsprache
Proto-language