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Definition of Hanse in English: Hansenoun ˈhansə 1A medieval guild of merchants. Example sentencesExamples - Kogge is a rather crude simulation of Hanse trade.
- As we noted in Part III, in northern Europe, the city league known as the Hanse became the dominant unit in this region, while in southern Europe, the Italian city-states flourished.
- The Hanse merchants were a special case, and could have their own base in Lynn.
- He continued to expand his horizons: in 1405 he was exporting large quantities of barley, oats, and wheat; and in 1412 he was trading with the Hanse and Norway.
- During Elizabeth's reign they succeeded in seeing off the challenge of the Hanse, but protests against their monopoly persisted and the advocates of free trade gained ground.
- 1.1 The Hanseatic League.
- 1.2 A fee payable to a guild of merchants.
Origin Middle English: from Old French hanse 'guild, company', from Old High German hansa 'company, troop'. Rhymes askance, bromance, expanse, finance, Hans, manse, nance, Penzance, Romance Definition of Hanse in US English: Hansenoun 1A medieval guild of merchants. Example sentencesExamples - The Hanse merchants were a special case, and could have their own base in Lynn.
- During Elizabeth's reign they succeeded in seeing off the challenge of the Hanse, but protests against their monopoly persisted and the advocates of free trade gained ground.
- As we noted in Part III, in northern Europe, the city league known as the Hanse became the dominant unit in this region, while in southern Europe, the Italian city-states flourished.
- He continued to expand his horizons: in 1405 he was exporting large quantities of barley, oats, and wheat; and in 1412 he was trading with the Hanse and Norway.
- Kogge is a rather crude simulation of Hanse trade.
- 1.1the Hanse The Hanseatic League.
- 1.2 A fee payable to a guild of merchants.
Origin Middle English: from Old French hanse ‘guild, company’, from Old High German hansa ‘company, troop’. |