normannic

UK
/nɔːˈmænɪk/
US
/nɔrˈmænɪk/
normannicnoun
UK
/nɔːˈmænɪk/
US
/nɔrˈmænɪk/
Used as a collective term for the Normannic (Norman) dialects; uncountable.
Definizioni
The group of Romance dialects collectively known as the Normannic (Norman) languages.
Normannic retains many words of Old Norse origin.
normannicadjective
more normannic
Comp.
most normannic
Super.
UK
/nɔːˈmænɪk/
US
/nɔrˈmænɪk/
Traduzioni
The Normannic architecture is known for its massive structures.
Норманнская архитектура известна своими массивными сооружениями.
Definizioni
Relating to the Normans — a people of mixed Frankish and Scandinavian origin who settled in Normandy and later conquered England in 1066 — or to their culture, architecture, or period.
The Normannic architecture of the castle was evident in its massive stone walls and rounded arches.
Of or pertaining to the Normannic (Norman) branch of the Oïl languages.
Guernésiais is a Normannic variety still spoken in the Channel Islands.