Meanings of teutonic origin in English

A Teutonic origin has been suggested in the Old High Ger.

The word is of Teutonic origin, it is thought.

For all races of Teutonic origin the claim is made that they are essentially home-loving people.

Grue is neither in Old English nor Old Norse, but it does have a Teutonic origin.

But his Teutonic origin was clearly marked.

As they neared the coach, the man in advance trolled out in an accent which betrayed his Teutonic origin,-

In Freeman's "Norman Conquest," it appears that the old English town, or borough, is purely of Teutonic origin.

It has been affirmed, on disputable authority, that the surname is the English equivalent for Bruning, and that the family is of Teutonic origin.

He was tall, and squarely erect, and carried himself with that military bearing which seems to belong to all the races of Teutonic origin.

His loud and hearty manner stamped him as a typical American, but his large frame, handsome face, and military bearing showed his Teutonic origin.

The Flemings of Teutonic origin, keep their blue eyes and fair hair, and their ancient language-thesame nearly as the Dutch of the sixteenth century.