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Teutonic

Translations

teutonicnoun

/tjuːˈtɒnɪk/

/tuˈtɑːnɪk/

Uncountable noun used in philological contexts to denote the Germanic languages collectively.

germaniqueAu sens collectif de l’ensemble des langues germaniques.

Scholars trace many modern English words back to their roots in Teutonic.

Les spécialistes font remonter de nombreux mots modernes de l’anglais à leurs racines germaniques.

teutonicadjective

more teutonic

Comp.

most teutonic

Super.

/tjuːˈtɒnɪk/

/tuˈtɑnɪk/

teutoniqueS’emploie aussi pour évoquer, de façon générale, ce qui est associé aux Allemands ou à un caractère jugé typiquement allemand.

His Teutonic efficiency was evident in the way he organized the event.

Son efficacité teutonique se voyait dans la manière dont il a organisé l’événement.

teutoniqueAu sens historique ou ethnographique, en parlant des Teutons ou de ce qui leur est lié.

The museum displayed artifacts from the Teutonic tribes that once roamed Europe.

Le musée exposait des artefacts des tribus teutoniques qui parcouraient autrefois l’Europe.

Additional translations

germaniquePour la branche germanique des langues indo-européennes.

Synonyms

teutonicnoun

The Germanic languages considered as a group.

Scholars trace many modern English words back to their roots in Teutonic.

teutonicadjective

Relating to the Teutons, an ancient Germanic people.

The museum displayed artifacts from the Teutonic tribes that once roamed Europe.

Characteristic of or resembling the German people or their language, culture, or characteristics.

His Teutonic efficiency was evident in the way he organized the event.

Relating to or denoting the Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family.

The Teutonic languages include German, Dutch, and the Scandinavian languages.