Germanic in Irish
Germanic in Irish is Gearmánach, Gearmáinic — Germanic means relating to the Germanic peoples, such as Germans, Scandinavians, or Anglo-Saxons, or to their family of languages.
Germanic in Irish
Gearmánach
Gearmáinic
What does "Germanic" mean?
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adj Relating to the Germanic peoples, such as Germans, Scandinavians, or Anglo-Saxons, or to their family of languages.
"English, German, and Swedish are all Germanic languages."
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name The family of related languages descended from a common ancestral language, including English, German, Dutch, and the Scandinavian languages.
"Linguists group English under Germanic rather than Romance languages."
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Germanic in a sentence
- English, German, and Swedish are all Germanic languages.
- Linguists group English under Germanic rather than Romance languages.
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What is "Germanic" in Irish?
"Germanic" in Irish is Gearmánach, Gearmáinic. Germanic means: Relating to the Germanic peoples, such as Germans, Scandinavians, or Anglo-Saxons, or to their family of languages.
How do you use "Germanic" in a sentence?
Example: "English, German, and Swedish are all Germanic languages." In Irish, "Germanic" is Gearmánach, Gearmáinic.
Are there other ways to say "Germanic" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "Germanic": Gearmánach, Gearmáinic.
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