Teutonic

Teutonic or Teuton(s) means Germanic. It may refer toGermanic peoplesGermanic languagesA famous German historical military order, the Teutonic Knights.The word Teutonic derives at once from both the Latin name for a tribe who were thought by the Romans to be Germanic, die Teutonen (which means the Teutons), and from the Germanic word tiutisch' (New High German deutsch = German), originally meaning belonging to the people.
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TEUTONICO

teutonic
\teu*ton"ic\ (?), a. [l. teutonicus, from teutoni, or teutones. see teuton.]
1. of or pertaining to the teutons, esp. the ancient teutons; germanic.
2. of or pertaining to any of the teutonic languages, or the peoples who speak these languages.
teutonic
languages, a group of languages forming a division of the indo-european, or aryan, family, and embracing the high german, low german, gothic, and scandinavian dialects and languages.
teutonic
order, a military religious order of knights, established toward the close of the twelfth century, in imitation of the templars and hospitalers, and composed chiefly of teutons, or germans. the order rapidly increased in numbers and strength till it became master of all prussia, livonia, and pomerania. in its decay it was abolished by napoleon; but it has been revived as an honorary order.
teutonic
\teu*ton"ic\ (?), n. the language of the ancient germans; the teutonic languages, collectively.
teutonic
adj
1. of or pertaining to the ancient teutons or their languages; "teutonic peoples such as germans and scandinavians and british"; "germanic mythology" [syn: teutonic, germanic]


2. of a more or less german nature; somewhat german; "germanic peoples"; "his germanic nature"; "formidable volumes teutonic in their thoroughness [syn: german, germanic, teutonic]



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