allemand
Syllable Decomposition
allemandfrom the Late Latin alamannus or alemannus (relating to the Alamans, an ancient Germanic people whose name means 'all men', according to Acinius Quadratus). Aleman first became alemant by the addition of the '-t' ending of the singular indirect case of second-class adjectives in Old French, then alemand. This Latin word is itself derived from the Old High German alaman.
Definition
- linguistique
Synonyms
Feminine
Allemande
Plural
allemands
Hyperonyms
languelangue germanique
Hyponyms
bas-allemandhaut-allemand
Translations
german:Deutsch
english:German language
arabic:أَلْمَانِيّ
chinese:德文
korean:독일어
danish:tysk
spanish:alemán
finnish:saksa
greek:γερμανικά
hebrew:גרמנית
hindi:जर्मन
italian:tedesco
japanese:ドイツ語
dutch:duits
polish:niemiecki
portuguese:alemão
russian:немецкий
swedish:tyska
thai:ภาษาเยอรมัน
turkish:Almanca
ukrainian:німецький
See also
germanisation (cn.) allemand (adj.) Allemagne (pn.) germain (adj.) germain (cn.) germaniser (v.) germanisme (cn.) germanique (adj.) germanique (cn.) germaniste (cn.) germaniste (adj.) allemanderie (cn.)