allemannic (Meaning)
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allemannic (a.)
See Alemannic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of allemannic
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allemannic Sentence Examples
- The Allemannic dialect is spoken in certain regions of Germany, Switzerland, and France.
- The historical texts were written in Allemannic, providing insights into the linguistic evolution of the region.
- Allemannic architecture is characterized by its distinctive use of timber framing and traditional craftsmanship.
- The Allemannic people have a rich cultural heritage that is celebrated through festivals and events.
- Linguists study the Allemannic languages to trace their roots and understand their linguistic connections.
- Traditional Allemannic folk music is known for its lively tunes and vibrant dance rhythms.
- The Allemannic Confederation played a significant role in medieval European history.
- Allemannic art is often influenced by the natural landscapes and cultural traditions of the region.
- The Allemannic culture values community bonds and has a strong sense of local identity.
- The Allemannic customs and traditions are passed down through generations, contributing to the cultural diversity of the area.
FAQs About the word allemannic
See Alemannic.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Allemannic dialect is spoken in certain regions of Germany, Switzerland, and France.
The historical texts were written in Allemannic, providing insights into the linguistic evolution of the region.
Allemannic architecture is characterized by its distinctive use of timber framing and traditional craftsmanship.
The Allemannic people have a rich cultural heritage that is celebrated through festivals and events.
