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Meanings of teutonic people in English
Russian
древние германцы Portuguese
tribos germânicas Spanish
pueblos germanos Catalan
tribus germàniques 
Peoples who are, or are related to, native speakers of a Germanic language.
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Examples for "germanics"
Examples for "germanics"
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Luther's attitude provoked spirited discussion throughout the Germanics, and the more discussion, the more interest and excitement.
2
It must be remembered that the Germanics were at that time used as a sort of breeding-ground for princes.
3
The signal for the outbreak of hostilities in the Germanics was given by a rebellion in Bohemia against the Habsburgs.
4
To one of the popes of the fifteenth century, a distinguished cardinal represented the disorders of the clergy, especially in the Germanics.
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As early as 1487 Felix Fabri, a Dominican of Ulm wrote: "Si Germani essent ubique concordes, totum orbem domarent."
2
"Germani to Fany 3 feathers."
1
Runes are the characters of the alphabet of the early Germanic peoples.
2
The Frankish conquests differed in two important respects from those of the other Germanic peoples.
3
Charlemagne's conquests were not confined to Germanic peoples.
4
What put these Germanic peoples on going South?
5
All this changes when the ancient world passes away and the Germanic peoples come upon the scene.
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Runes are the characters of the alphabet of the early Germanic peoples.
2
The Germanic people were defeated in a great battle A.D. 179.
3
The Germanic people fear God much more than the Latin people.
4
Franks, a Germanic people on the Rhine river, who afterward founded the French monarchy.
5
The Frankish conquests differed in two important respects from those of the other Germanic peoples.
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Beyond the Alps the Gallic and Germanic tribes were in restless movement.
2
We learned also about the Slavs who lived to the eastward of the Germanic tribes.
3
Palmer did not belong to the Germanic tribe.
4
Carnival dates back to ancient times when the Germanic tribes celebrated it to chase away winter demons.
5
The Germanic tribes (the Goths, Franks, Lombards, etc.)
1
In like manner, two German tribes became the master races in Spain.
2
He was also to some extent in league with the German tribes.
3
The German tribes were voluntary and fluctuating associations of soldiers, almost of savages.
4
The German tribes were contented with this rude but liberal outline of political society.
5
He defended the Empire against the Eastern barbaric German tribes.
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The general name by which they are known among the Teutonic peoples is need-fire.
2
All of them were affected by the Protestant revolution, the Teutonic peoples permanently, the others transiently.
3
His "Germania" is a most valuable record of the early institutions of the Teutonic peoples.
4
Tennyson's poem, "The Victim," is a vivid picture of human sacrifice among the Teutonic peoples:-
5
In the first place it reflected and reacted upon the growing national self-consciousness, particularly of the Teutonic peoples.
1
Universally popular with Germanic races, it is too strong for the others.
2
Precision flows through the Germanic race like so much precisely counted blood.
3
By the Teutonic element in history is meant of course the Germanic race.
4
It is with ballads of the Germanic race, however, that we are now concerned.
5
Germany and the Germanic races increase rapidly in number.
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Beyond the Alps the Gallic and Germanic tribes were in restless movement.
2
We learned also about the Slavs who lived to the eastward of the Germanic tribes.
3
Carnival dates back to ancient times when the Germanic tribes celebrated it to chase away winter demons.
4
The Germanic tribes (the Goths, Franks, Lombards, etc.)
5
These opinions no doubt come from a stressing of the importance that the Germanic tribes associated with the solstice.
1
These fragments of ancient Germanic sylvan liberty have happily been preserved almost everywhere in Germany.
2
The Aryo-Romanic and the Slavo-Germanic tongues have completely disappeared; so also the Aryan, the Greco-Roman, the Slavo-Lettic, and the ancient Germanic.
3
The Slavo-Germanic stem then branches into the ancient Germanic and the ancient Slavo-Lettic tongues; the Aryo-Romanic into the ancient Aryan and the ancient Greco-Roman.
1
We see these jests repeated over and over again in the folklore of Latin and Germanic nations.
2
It was inhabited chiefly by Celtic tribes, who, uniting with Germanic nations, made a most obstinate defense.
3
Yes, the work of civilizing the Germanic nations was a task of herculean proportions and of tremendous significance.
4
Make a list of all the Germanic nations mentioned in this chapter, and give a short account of each.
5
He collected the scattered codes, so far as laws were codified, of the various Germanic nations, and modified them.
Usage of teutonic people in English
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The general name by which they are known among the Teutonic peoples is need-fire.
2
All of them were affected by the Protestant revolution, the Teutonic peoples permanently, the others transiently.
3
The development of the country as a Teutonic people was checked and turned aside by this event.
4
His "Germania" is a most valuable record of the early institutions of the Teutonic peoples.
5
Tennyson's poem, "The Victim," is a vivid picture of human sacrifice among the Teutonic peoples:-
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In the first place it reflected and reacted upon the growing national self-consciousness, particularly of the Teutonic peoples.
7
The author wrote " Teutonic Peoples," but the native compositor thought he knew better-andperhaps he did.
8
They are valuable to you, as giving you a fair specimen of the laws of an old Teutonic people.
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These are among the most interesting and important of the literary memorials that we possess of the early Teutonic peoples.
10
Some such obscure argument as this controls the Englishman's reasoning when he faces the growing magnitude of the Teutonic people.
11
Between the Vistula and the Niemen lay the lands of the Prussians, a non- Teutonic people closely related to the Slavs.
12
This was the restless, adventurous spirit of the Teutonic peoples of Europe, who had not as yet outgrown their barbarian instincts.
13
The necessity of legitimate birth was coming to be recognized as indisputable, though it had not been by the early Teutonic peoples.
14
The Teutonic peoples who remained outside what had been the limits of the Roman world continued to use their native tongues during the Middle Ages.
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