Germania in Polish
Germania in Polish is Germania — Germania means an ancient Roman name for a cultural region that describes the lands of Central Europe where Germanic peoples lived.
Germania in Polish
Germania
(historical) An ancient Roman term for a cultural region describing the lands in Central Europe inhabited by Germanic peoples.
What does "Germania" mean?
- name An ancient Roman name for a cultural region that describes the lands of Central Europe where Germanic peoples lived.
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name A personification representing Germany or the German people collectively.
"While the reverse retains the same heraldic design of the first Allegories issue, the obverse shows Germania and Columbia grasping each other’s hand and, respectively, the German and American flags."
- name A proposed Nazi-era city intended to replace Berlin as Germany's capital.
- name The name of a locality in the Shire of Northern Grampians, central western Victoria, Australia.
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Germania in a sentence
- While the reverse retains the same heraldic design of the first Allegories issue, the obverse shows Germania and Columbia grasping each other’s hand and, respectively, the German and American flags.
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What is "Germania" in Polish?
"Germania" in Polish is Germania. Germania means: An ancient Roman name for a cultural region that describes the lands of Central Europe where Germanic peoples lived.
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