- Strobin, Anna (2016), "With gold and sword.
Contacts of
Celts and
early Germanics in
central Europe. The
historical background: 3rd – 1st c. BC", in...
- The
Germanic languages are a
branch of the Indo-European
language family spoken natively by a po****tion of
about 515
million people mainly in Europe,...
- Look up
Germanic or
germanic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Germanic may
refer to:
Germanic peoples, an ethno-linguistic
group identified by their...
- Proto-
Germanic eventually developed from pre-Proto-
Germanic into
three Germanic branches during the
fifth century BC to
fifth century AD: West
Germanic, East...
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Germanic paganism or
Germanic religion refers to the traditional,
culturally significant religion of the
Germanic peoples. With a
chronological range...
- The West
Germanic languages constitute the
largest of the
three branches of the
Germanic family of
languages (the
others being the
North Germanic and the...
- ****imilation of a
North Germanic minority (that
mainly came from
Denmark – East
North Germanics, but also Norway, and
Iceland – West
North Germanics) and Frankish...
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Germanic philology is the
philological study of the
Germanic languages,
particularly from a
comparative or
historical perspective. The
beginnings of research...
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Germanic religion may
refer to:
Germanic paganism Christianisation of the
Germanic peoples Modern paganism in German-speaking
Europe Heathenry (new religious...
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division of the
Germanic dialects into
North Germanic, West
Germanic and East
Germanic, but
proposes additionally that
North and West
Germanic (i.e. all surviving...
