north germanic (Meaning)
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north germanic (n)
the northern family of Germanic languages that are spoken in Scandinavia and Iceland
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north germanic Sentence Examples
- North Germanic languages are spoken in Scandinavia and parts of Northern Germany.
- Old Norse, a North Germanic language, was the ancestor of modern Icelandic and Norwegian.
- The Vikings, speakers of North Germanic languages, raided and settled across Europe.
- The Germanic language family includes North Germanic, West Germanic, and East Germanic branches.
- The North Germanic consonant shift distinguished it from other Germanic languages.
- Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian are three closely related North Germanic languages.
- The runic alphabet was used to write North Germanic languages in ancient times.
- North Germanic mythology includes tales of gods such as Odin and Thor.
- The Eddas are a collection of ancient North Germanic poems and myths.
- The influence of North Germanic languages is evident in English and other Germanic languages.
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the northern family of Germanic languages that are spoken in Scandinavia and Iceland
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
North Germanic languages are spoken in Scandinavia and parts of Northern Germany.
Old Norse, a North Germanic language, was the ancestor of modern Icelandic and Norwegian.
The Vikings, speakers of North Germanic languages, raided and settled across Europe.
The Germanic language family includes North Germanic, West Germanic, and East Germanic branches.
