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Ger·man·ic ˈlan·guage N

Germanic language
germanische Sprache
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das Germanische
the Germanic language
das Indogermanische
[the] Indo-Germanic [language]
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Ger·man·ic [ʤəˈmænɪk, Am ʤɚˈ-] ADJ

Germanic
germanisch

lan·guage [ˈlæŋgwɪʤ] N

1. language (of nation):

language
Sprache f <-, -n>
she speaks four languages fluently
sie spricht vier Sprachen fließend
artificial language
Kunstsprache f <-, -n>
the English/German language
die englische/deutsche Sprache nt
the English/German language
Englisch/Deutsch nt
a foreign language
eine Fremdsprache
sb's native language
jds Muttersprache

2. language no pl:

language (words)
Sprache f <-> kein pl
language (style of expression)
Ausdrucksweise f <-, -n>
language (style of expression)
Sprache f <-> kein pl
her language was absolutely appalling!
ihre Sprache war wirklich schockierend!
language, Robert!
wie sprichst du denn, Robert!
bad language
Schimpfwörter pl
formal/spoken/written language
gehobene/gesprochene/geschriebene Sprache
to mind one's language
aufpassen, was man sagt

3. language (of specialist group):

language
Fachsprache f <-, -n>
legal language
Rechtssprache f
technical language
Fachsprache f <-, -n>
technical language (individual expressions)
Fachausdrücke pl

4. language COMPUT:

[computer programming] language
Programmiersprache f <-, -n>

Phrases:

to speak [or talk] the same language
die gleiche Sprache sprechen fig

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Traces of this paternal lineage appear in the areas the Germanic tribes were recorded as having invaded or migrated to.
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Subsequently, loan words of Germanic origin also appear.
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Archaeological investigations reveal that the earliest inhabitants of the area were Germanic tribes.
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According to him, lands, where artifacts had been found that he considered to be Germanic, were part of ancient Germanic territory.
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It comes from Germanic "adal" or "edel" (noble) and "berht" (shining or bright).
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