German /jûrˈmən/

1. A native or citizen of Germany, or one of the same linguistic or ethnological stock (pl Gerˈmans)
2. The German language, esp High German

1. Of or from Germany, or the Germans
2. German-speaking

Germanesqueˈ adjective

Marked by German characteristics

Germanic /-manˈik/ adjective

1. Of Germany
2. Of the linguistic family to which German, English, Norwegian, etc belong, Teutonic

An extinct Indo-European language which differentiated into East Germanic (Gothic and other extinct languages), North Germanic or Scandinavian (Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Icelandic) and West Germanic (English, Frisian, Dutch, Low German, High German)

Germanˈically adverb

Gerˈmanish adjective

Somewhat German

Gerˈmanism noun

1. A German idiom
2. German ideas and ways

Gerˈmanist noun

An expert in German philology or other matters relating to Germany

Germanisˈtic adjective

Relating to the study of German

Germanizāˈtion or Germanisāˈtion noun

Gerˈmanīze or Gerˈmanīse transitive verb

To make German

1. To become German
2. To adopt German ways

Germanˈophil noun

A person who admires the Germans and things German, now usu Germanˈophile

Germanophilˈia noun

Germanˈophobe noun

A person who fears or hates the Germans and things German

German band noun

Street musicians, orig from Germany

German flute noun

The ordinary modern flute

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