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Etymology
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From L. term|Germani||the peoples of Germania, as distinct from Gauls (Caesar, Tacitus).
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Noun
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1. An inhabitant of Germany; a person of German descent.

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Synonyms
sense|person Teuton

Translations

Slovene: t+|sl|Nemec|m, t-|sl|Nemka|f
Spanish: t+|es|alemán|m
Swedish: t+|sv|tysk|c, t+|sv|tyska|c
Turkish: t+|tr|alman
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Proper noun
en-proper noun

1. An Indo-European language, primarily spoken in Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein, Südtirol and Switzerland and a small part of Belgium.

Synonyms
sense|language High German

Translations
trans-top|the German language
Afrikaans: Duits
Albanian: gjermanishte
Amharic: ���� (järmän))
Arabic: t+|ar|أ��ا��ة|f|tralmaníya|scARchar
Armenian: Õ£Õ¥Ö�Õ´Õ¡Õ¶Õ¥Ö�Õ¥Õ¶ (germaneren)
Azerbaijani: Alman dili
Breton: alamaneg m
Basque: alemanera
Bosnian: t-|bs|njema�ki|m
Bulgarian: нем�ки (nemski)
Catalan: Alemany
Chinese: 德�, 德语 (déy�)
Croatian: t-|hr|njema�ki
Czech: t+|cs|n�m�ina|f
Danish: t+|da|tysk
Dutch: t+|nl|Duits|n
Esperanto: t-|eo|Germana|xs=Esperanto
Estonian: t-|et|saksa
Faroese: t+|fo|týskt|xs=Faroese
Finnish: t+|fi|saksa
French: t+|fr|allemand|m
Frisian: Dútsk n
Galician: alemán
Georgian: ��������� (germanuli)
German: t+|de|Deutsch|n, t+|de|Hochdeutsch|n
Greek: t+|el|γε�μανικά|n|p|sc=Grek (germaniká)
Greenlandic: Tyskisut
Hebrew: �ר�נ�ת germanit
Hungarian: t+|hu|német
Icelandic: t-|is|�ýska
Ilocano: Aleman
Indonesian: bahasa Jerman
Interlingua: germano
Irish: Gearmáinis
Italian: t+|it|tedesco|m
Japanese: ���� (����, doitsugo)
Kannada: ಡ��
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Khmer: KMchar|������������ (IPAchar|pʰī�s� �l�mong)
Korean: ���/��� (dogireo), ��/�� (dogeo)
Kurdish: t+|ku|elmanî
Latin: lingua Germana
Latvian: v�cu
Lithuanian: t+|lt|vokie�ių|xs=Lithuanian
Malagasy: alema
Malay: bahasa Jerman
Maltese: il-Ġermaniż
Norwegian: t+|no|tysk
Novial: germanum
Occitan: alemand
Ottoman Turkish: nemçe
Persian: t+|fa|آ��ا��|tralmani|scFAchar|xs=Persian
Polish: t+|pl|niemiecki|m
Portuguese: t+|pt|alemão|m
Romani: nyamcicko m
Romanian: german� f; nemţe�te (adj)
Romansh: tudestg
Russian: t+|ru|неме�кий|trnemétskij|scCyrl
Scottish Gaelic: Gearmailtis f
Serbian:
:* Cyrillic: нема�ки, �ема�ки m
:* Roman: nema�ki, njema�ki m
Slovak: t+|sk|nem�ina
Slovene: t+|sl|nemš�ina
Spanish: t+|es|alemán|m
Swedish: t+|sv|tyska
Tagalog: Aleman, Jerman
Thai: THchar|ภาษา�ยอรมั� (phasa yerman)
Turkish: almanca
Ukrainian: t+|uk|н�ме��ка|trnimetska|scCyrl|xs=Ukrainian
Vietnamese: tiếng �ức
Welsh: Almaeneg
Xhosa: isiJamani
Yiddish: �ײַ�ש (daytsh)
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Adjective
en-adj

1. Relating to the country of Germany or to the German language.

Synonyms
Teutonic

Translations
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Bosnian: njema�ki m s/pl, njema�ka f s and n pl, njema�ke f|p, njema�ko n s
Breton: alaman, relating to the language : alamanek
Catalan: alemany m, alemanya f
Czech: t-|cs|n�mecký|m, t-|cs|n�mecká|f, t-|cs|n�mecké|n
Danish: t+|da|tysk
Dutch: t+|nl|Duits, t+|nl|Duitse
Esperanto: t+|eo|germana|xs=Esperanto
Finnish: t+|fi|saksalainen
French: t+|fr|allemand|m, t+|fr|allemande|f
Frisian: Dútsk
German: deutsch, deutsche f, deutscher m, deutsches n, deutschen p
Greek: t+|el|γε�μανικ��|m|scGrek, t+|el|γε�μανική|f|scGrek, t+|el|γε�μανικ�|n|sc=Grek
Guaraní: Alemaniagua
Hungarian: t+|hu|német
Icelandic: t+|is|þýskur|m, t-|is|þýsk|f, t-|is|þýskt|n, t-|is|þýskir|m|p, t-|is|þýskar|f|p, t-|is|þýsk|n|p
Indonesian: t-|id|Jerman|xs=Indonesian
Interlingua: german
Italian: t+|it|tedesco|m, t+|it|tedesca|f
Japanese: ���� (doitsu)
Kurdish: t+|ku|elmanî
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Malay: t-|ms|Jerman|xs=Malay
Maori: tiamana
Neapolitan: germanése
Norwegian: t-|no|germansk
Novial: germani
Persian: t+|fa|آ��ا��|tralmani|scFAchar|xs=Persian
Polish: niemiecki m, niemiecka f, niemieckie n
Portuguese: alemão m, alemã f
Romani: nyamcicko m, nyamcicki f
Romanian: t-|ro|german|m, t+|ro|german�|f, t-|ro|germani|m|p, t-|ro|germane|f|p
Russian: t+|ru|неме�кий|scCyrl, t+|ru|ге�ман�кий|scCyrl
Serbian:
:* Cyrillic: нема�ки, �ема�ки m s/pl; нема�ка, �ема�ка f s and n pl; нема�ке, �ема�ке f p; нема�ко, �ема�ко n s
:* Roman: nema�ki, njema�ki m s/pl; nema�ka, njema�ka f s and n pl; nema�ke, njema�ke f p, nema�ko, njema�ko n s
Slovene: nemški m, nemška f, nemško n
Spanish: t+|es|alemán|m, t-|es|alemana|f
Swedish: t+|sv|tysk
Turkish: alman
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Anagrams
aegmnr - (alphagram)
engram
manger
ragmen

External links
Leo's German - English Dictionary: from Department of Informatics of Technische Universität München
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