germanic

• Relativo a los pueblos germánicos antiguos o modernos, o a sus lenguas y rasgos culturales; también lo referente a Alemania en contextos históricos o lingüísticos.

Relating to the ancient or modern Germanic peoples, languages, or cultural characteristics.

1. Related to the German languageB2formal

   Relating to or characteristic of the German language or its speakers.

   Relativo al idioma alemán

   • The Germanic influence on English vocabulary is significant.
   • She studies Germanic philology at the university.
   • Many Germanic words have entered the English lexicon.

   Sinónimosgermanteutonic

2. Related to ancient Germanic peoplesB2formal

   Pertaining to the ancient ethnic groups and languages of the Germanic (Teutonic) peoples, including their culture and history.

   Germánico (relativo a los pueblos germánicos antiguos)

   • The Germanic tribes inhabited parts of Northern Europe during the Iron Age.
   • Ancient Germanic mythology includes gods like Odin and Thor.
   • The runic alphabet was used by early Germanic societies.

   Sinónimosteutonic

• Rama de la familia de lenguas indoeuropeas que incluye las lenguas habladas actualmente en dos grupos principales: el escandinavo y el germánico occidental.

A branch of the Indo-European language family, which includes languages currently spoken in two major groups: Scandinavian and West Germanic.

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1. B2formal

   A major branch of the Indo-European language family, which includes languages like English, German, Dutch, and the Scandinavian languages.

   lenguas germánicas

   • Germanic is one of the most widely spoken language families in Europe.
   • English and German both belong to the Germanic branch of Indo-European.
   • The study of Germanic includes both historical and modern languages.

   Sinónimosteutonic