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See also:germanicandgermànic

English

Etymology

Learned borrowing fromLatingermānicus, equivalent toGerman +‎-ic.

Pronunciation

(UK)IPA^(key): /d͡ʒɜːˈmæn.ɪk/
- Audio(Southern England): (file)
(US)IPA^(key): /d͡ʒɝˈmæn.ɪk/

Proper noun

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Germanic

Germanic

(linguistics) The early, undocumented ancestral language from which other Germanic languages developed, such asAfrikaans,Danish,Dutch,Frisian,English,German,Faroese,Icelandic,Yiddish,Norwegian andSwedish.
Synonyms:Ur-Germanic,Proto-Germanic,Common Germanic
- 2017 April 5, Emily Dreyfuss, “That Cool Dialect on The Expanse Mashes Up 6 Languages”, inWIRED‎^[1], archived fromthe original on25 January 2022:
  Belter is composed mainly of Chinese, Japanese, Slavic,Germanic, and romance languages because Earth's most common tongues would be the ones to survive to form the new brogue of the cosmos.
(linguistics) The group ofIndo-European languages that developed from (Ur-)Germanic.

Derived terms

Related terms

Translations

early language—see alsoProto-Germanic

Afrikaans:Germaans (af)
Arabic:الجِرْمَانِيَّة f(al-jirmāniyya)
Hijazi Arabic:جرماني m(jirmāni)
Catalan:germànic (ca) m
Chinese:
Cantonese:日耳曼語 /日耳曼语(jat⁶ ji⁵ maan⁶ jyu⁵)
Mandarin:日耳曼語 /日耳曼语 (zh)(rì'ěrmànyǔ)
Danish:germanskt n
Dutch:Germaans (nl) n
Faroese:germanskt n
Finnish:germaaninen kantakieli
French:germanique (fr) m
German:Germanisch (de) n
Hungarian:germán (hu)
Irish:Gearmáinic f
Italian:germanico (it) m
Japanese:ゲルマン語(ゲルマンご, gerumango)
Khmer:ហ្គឺរម៉ាននីឝ(gɨɨmaanniih)
Latin:Germanici
Macedonian:ге́рмански m(gérmanski)
Persian:ژرمنی (fa)(žermani)
Polish:germański (pl) m
Portuguese:germânico (pt) m
Romanian:germanică f
Russian:герма́нский язы́к m(germánskij jazýk)
Spanish:germánico (es) m
Swahili:Kijerumaniki class7
Swedish:germanska (sv)
Welsh:Germanaidd
Yiddish:גערמאַניש(germanish)

group of Indo-European languages

Belarusian:герма́нскія мо́вы(hjermánskija móvy)
Catalan:germànic (ca) m
Chinese:
Cantonese:日耳曼語族 /日耳曼语族(jat⁶ ji⁵ maan⁶ jyu⁵ zuk⁶)
Mandarin:日耳曼語族 /日耳曼语族(rì'ěrmàn yǔzú)
Danish:germansk (da)
Dutch:Germaans (nl) n
Finnish:germaaninen (fi)
French:germanique (fr) m
Galician:xermánico (gl) m
Georgian:გერმანიკული ენები(germaniḳuli enebi)
German:Germanisch (de) n
Hungarian:germán (hu)
Icelandic:germönsk
Irish:Gearmáinic f
Italian:germanico (it) m
Japanese:ゲルマン諸語(ゲルマンしょご, geruman shogo),ゲルマン語派(ゲルマンごは, geruman goha)
Korean:게르만 어파(gereuman eopa)
Macedonian:германски(germanski)
Norwegian:germansk (no)
Polish:germańskie nvir
Portuguese:germânico (pt) m
Romanian:germanic (ro) m or n
Russian:герма́нские языки́ m pl(germánskije jazykí)
Scots:Germanic
Spanish:germánico (es) m
Swahili:Kijerumaniki class7
Swedish:germanska (sv)

See also

Category:Terms derived from Germanic languages

Further reading

ISO 639-5 codegem[2]

Adjective

Germanic (comparativemoreGermanic,superlativemostGermanic)

Relating to the Germanic peoples (such as Germans, Scandinavians orAnglo-Saxons).
aGermanic tribe
(linguistics) Relating to the language or group of languages known as Germanic.
Synonyms:Teutonic;see alsoThesaurus:Germanic language
aGermanic language
- 1945,E[lizabeth] G[idley] Withycombe, “Introduction”, inThe Oxford Dictionary of English Christian Names, Oxford, Oxfordshire:Clarendon Press,→OCLC, page xii:
  Sanskrit, Greek, Slavonic,Germanic, and Celtic names were all of this type, but there are also shorter names formed from the compound ones;[…].
(sometimes proscribed) HavingGerman characteristics.
Synonyms:German,Teutonic
He arrived withGermanic punctuality.

Translations

relating to the Germanic peoples

Arabic:جَرْمَانِيّ(jarmāniyy)
Aragonese:chermanico
Armenian:գերմանական (hy)(germanakan)
Belarusian:герма́нскі(hjermánski)
Bulgarian:герма́нски (bg)(germánski)
Catalan:germànic (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin:日耳曼 (zh)(rì'ěrmàn)
Czech:germánský (cs)
Danish:germansk (da)
Dutch:Germaans (nl)
Esperanto:ĝermana (eo)
Faroese:germanskur
Finnish:germaaninen (fi)
French:germanique (fr)
Galician:xermánico (gl)
Georgian:გერმანიკული(germaniḳuli)
German:germanisch (de)
Hungarian:germán (hu)
Irish:^{(pleaseverify)}Gearmánach
Italian:germanico (it)
Japanese:ゲルマン (ja)(geruman)
Korean:게르만(gereuman)
Latin:germanicus (la)
Luxembourgish:germanesch
Macedonian:германски(germanski)
Norwegian:germansk (no)
Occitan:germanic (oc)
Persian:ژرمنی (fa)(žermani)
Polish:germański (pl)
Portuguese:germânico (pt),alemão (pt)
Romanian:germanic (ro)
Russian:герма́нский (ru)(germánskij)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:гѐрма̄нскӣ
Latin:gèrmānskī (sh)
Slovak:germánsky (sk)
Slovene:germanski
Spanish:germano (es),germánico (es)
Swahili:Mjerumaniki
Swedish:germansk (sv)
Turkish:Cermen (tr)
Ukrainian:герма́нський(hermánsʹkyj)
Yiddish:גערמאַניש(germanish)

relating to the language or group of languages known as Germanic

Arabic:جَرْمَانِيّ(jarmāniyy)
Armenian:գերմանական (hy)(germanakan)
Belarusian:герма́нскі(hjermánski)
Bulgarian:герма́нски (bg)(germánski)
Catalan:germànic (ca)
Czech:germánský (cs)
Danish:germansk (da)
Dutch:Germaans (nl)
Faroese:germanskur
Finnish:germaaninen (fi)
French:germanique (fr)
Galician:xermánico (gl)
Georgian:გერმანიკული(germaniḳuli)
German:germanisch (de)
Hungarian:germán (hu)
Irish:^{(pleaseverify)}Gearmánach
Italian:germanico (it)
Latin:germanicus (la)
Macedonian:ге́рмански(gérmanski)
Norwegian:germansk (no)
Occitan:germanic (oc)
Persian:ژرمنی (fa)(žermani)
Polish:germański (pl)
Portuguese:germânico (pt)
Romanian:germanic (ro)
Russian:герма́нский (ru)(germánskij)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:гѐрма̄нскӣ
Latin:gèrmānskī (sh)
Spanish:germánico (es)
Swahili:-a Kijerumaniki
Swedish:germansk (sv)
Turkish:Cermen (tr)
Yiddish:גערמאַניש(germanish)

having German characteristics

Armenian:գերմանական (hy)(germanakan)
Bulgarian:герма́нски (bg)(germánski)
Catalan:alemany (ca),germànic (ca)
Danish:tysk (da)
Dutch:Germaans (nl)
Faroese:týskur
Finnish:saksalainen (fi)
French:germanique (fr)
Galician:xermánico (gl)
Georgian:გერმანული (ka)(germanuli)
German:deutsch (de),deutschklingend,typisch deutsch
Hungarian:germán (hu)
Irish:Gearmánach
Italian:germanico (it)
Macedonian:ге́рмански(gérmanski)
Norwegian:tysk (no),germansk (no)
Occitan:germanic (oc)
Persian:ژرمنی (fa)(žermani)
Polish:germański (pl)
Portuguese:germânico (pt),alemão (pt)
Romanian:germanic (ro)
Russian:неме́цкий (ru)(neméckij),герма́нский (ru)(germánskij)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:њѐмачкӣ
Latin:njèmačkī (sh)
Swahili:-a Kijerumaniki
Yiddish:דײַטש (yi)(daytsh)

Noun

Germanic (pluralGermanics)

(history) Anative ofGermania.
Synonym:Germanian

Anagrams

amercing,creaming

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