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Franconian
Fran·co·ni·an F0296750 (frăng-kō′nē-ən, -kōn′yən, frăn-)adj.1. Of or relating to Franconia.2. a. Of or relating to Franconian.b. Of or relating to Old Low Franconian.n. Any of a group of Old and Middle High German dialects of west-central Germany.Franconian (fræŋˈkəʊnɪən) n (Languages) a group of medieval Germanic dialects spoken by the Franks in an area from N Bavaria and Alsace to the mouth of the Rhine. Low Franconian developed into Dutch, while Upper Franconian contributed to High German, of which it remains a recognizable dialect. See also Old Low German, Old High German, Frankishadj1. (Placename) of or relating to Franconia, the Franks, or their languages2. (Peoples) of or relating to Franconia, the Franks, or their languages3. (Languages) of or relating to Franconia, the Franks, or their languagesTranslationsFranconian
Franconian a group of medieval Germanic dialects spoken by the Franks in an area from N Bavaria and Alsace to the mouth of the Rhine. Low Franconian developed into Dutch, while Upper Franconian contributed to High German, of which it remains a recognizable dialect Franconian[fraŋ′kō·nē·ən] (geology) A North American stage of geologic time; the middle Upper Cambrian. AcronymsSeeFRA |