Germánica (en. Germanic)

/xerˈmanika/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Refers to the languages and cultures of the Germanic tribes.
English is a Germanic language.
El inglés es una lengua germánica.
A person originating from one of the Germanic nations.
My ancestors have Germanic roots.
Mis ancestros son de raíces germánicas.
The quality of being Germanic.
The Germanic aesthetic is reflected in its architecture.
La estética germánica se refleja en su arquitectura.

Etymology

From Latin 'Germanicus', meaning 'German'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

Germanic culture
A set of traditions and customs of the Germanic peoples.
cultura germánica
Germanic peoples
Tribes that inhabited central and northern Europe in antiquity.
pueblos germánicos

Related Words

German
Related to the language or culture associated with the Germans.
germano
Teutonic
Pertaining to the German-speaking peoples.
teutón
German
Nationality or language of Germany.
alemán

Slang Meanings

Connection to a serious and disciplined character.
That way of working is very Germanic.
Esa forma de trabajar es muy germánica.
Organized and punctual lifestyle.
Their schedule is so Germanic that they leave nothing to chance.
Su agenda es tan germánica que no deja nada al azar.