Teuton in Portuguese
Teuton in Portuguese is teutão — Teuton means a member of an ancient Germanic tribe from Jutland, described in early Greek and Roman writings.
Teuton in Portuguese
teutão
A member of any Germanic-language-speaking people, especially a German.
What does "Teuton" mean?
- noun A member of an ancient Germanic tribe from Jutland, described in early Greek and Roman writings.
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noun Someone belonging to the Teutonic Order.
"The third threat, from the Teutonic Knights of Germany, was the worst, because the Crusader Teutons wanted not only Russian land but also to kill off the people of Russia because they were a different kind of Christian from them!"
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noun Someone from a Germanic-speaking people, particularly a German person.
"The history of the Teutons, or Germans, as they are more commonly called, is very much like that of the Bantu in central Africa."
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Teuton in a sentence
- The third threat, from the Teutonic Knights of Germany, was the worst, because the Crusader Teutons wanted not only Russian land but also to kill off the people of Russia because they were a different kind of Christian from them!
- The history of the Teutons, or Germans, as they are more commonly called, is very much like that of the Bantu in central Africa.
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What is "Teuton" in Portuguese?
"Teuton" in Portuguese is teutão. Teuton means: A member of an ancient Germanic tribe from Jutland, described in early Greek and Roman writings.
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