East Germanic language (1710 bytes)
7: <td></td><td>[[Germanic languages]]</td></tr>
9: <td></td><td><b>East Germanic languages</b></td></tr>
13: ...ic]]; other languages that are assumed to be East Germanic include [[Vandalic language|Vandalic]], [[Burgund...
15: ... evidence it is assumed that the speakers of East Germanic languages migrated from [[Scandinavia]] to the ar...
19: ==[[East Germanic tribes]]==

East Germanic tribes (677 bytes)
1: ...because of the later migration date. All the East Germanic languages are extinct.
4: [[Category:History of the Germanic peoples]]

Germanic (634 bytes)
1: '''Germanic''' may refer to
2: * [[Germanic languages]]: A [[language family]], the languages...
3: ...ermanic peoples]]: Collective name of a number of tribes and peoples, originating from northern Europe, s...
4: * their [[Germanic mythology]]
5: * [[Germanic Christianity]] that came to dominate much of Nort...

Germanic languages (16350 bytes)
2: ...-European (IE) language family]], spoken by the [[Germanic peoples]] who settled in northern Europe along th...
5: ...to their native Germanic tongue began writing the Germanic languages with slightly modified Latin letters.
7: ... addition to the standard Latin alphabet, various Germanic languages use a variety of accent marks and extra...
10: Some unique features of Germanic languages are:
16: ...nic languages. ''See [[Non-Indo-European roots of Germanic languages]].''

Germanic tribes (10912 bytes)
2: ...' or '''Germanic tribes''' applies to the ancient Germanic peoples of [[Europe]].
4: ...estified by the fact that they had a name for non-Germanic peoples, ''Walha,'' from which the local names [[...
6: ...mans]] upon the peoples of [[Italy]], the various tribes remained free, led by their own hereditary or ch...
10: ... ca 2000 B.C.) is also testified by a lack of pre-Germanic place names. This cultural grouping, which emerge...
12: ...anguages]], suggest that this group spoke [[proto-Germanic]], a distinct branch of the [[Indo-European]] lan...

Germanic chieftain (395 bytes)

Germanic Wars (1088 bytes)
1: ...[[Western Roman Empire]] often sponsored by the [[Eastern Roman Emperor]]^{[[#References|2]]}.
5: * [[Germanic tribes]]
12: ...om http://www.ku.edu/kansas/medieval/108/lectures/germanic_invasions.html

Germanic calendar (4045 bytes)
1: ...y of the various [[calendar]]s in use among the [[Germanic people]]s prior to the introduction of the [[Juli...
3: Germanic months were [[lunar month]]s of 29 days; both the...
5: ...s of the week]], most of which honor [[Asatru|old Germanic gods]].
43: <td> Eosturmónaþ / Eastermónaþ ''(Month of the Goddess [[Eostre]])'' ...
108: ...igures: The Norse Way] General information on old Germanic culture, including time

Germanic verb (4952 bytes)
1: The '''Germanic verb''' system carried two innovations over the p...
6: Later [[Germanic languages]] developed further tenses periphrastic...
8: ..., which shows clearly in Gothic, but in the later Germanic languages was assimilated into the vocalic paradi...
19: In Germanic, these became the following classes:
41: In the later Germanic languages, the reduplicating class became a disti...

Germanic Christianity (2165 bytes)
1: ...history of Northern Europe understood, when the [[Germanic peoples]] that in the first millennium were known...
3: ...ians, [[Islam|Islamic]] invaders, and [[heathen]] Germanic peoples such as the [[Saxons]] and [[Frisians]]. ...
5: ...t [[Verden]] in [[787]] and the annexation of the tribe.
9: This Germanic dominance over North-Western [[Europe]] would com...
12: Missionaries that converted Germanic peoples to Christianity:

Germanic peoples (3457 bytes)
1: The term '''Germanic peoples''' may refer to:
2: * the [[Germanic tribe]]s that in the first millennium were seen as a ba...
3: * the [[Germanic Christianity]] that in the second millennium came...
4: ...res but not necessarily the genes of the Germanic tribes described above:
17: == Assimilated Germanics ==

Germanic mythology (2859 bytes)
1: ...e persistent cultural contact between the various tribes and peoples.
3: ... is said to have made a substantial collection of Germanic pre-Christian writings, which was deliberately de...
5: ...later developments present in both North and West Germanic.
7: ...come down to us and what is known about the West Germanic mythology:
9: ...y seem to have been one and the same in the other Germanic mythologies. In Norse mythology there are certain...

Proto-Germanic (3302 bytes)
1: ...tage of the language immediately after the "Proto-Germanic" stage, if not exactly identical.
3: ...uring its descent from Proto-Indo-European, see [[Germanic languages]].
5: ==Timeline for the evolution of Proto-Germanic==
7: ...garded to be the original dwelling-place of the [[Germanic peoples]], during the early [[Bronze Age]] (about...
13: ...lected character and the homogeneous forms of the Germanic languages, the creation of such a creole would ha...

Germanic king (1894 bytes)
1: The '''Germanic king''' originally had three main functions.
7: The office was hereditary, but orginally a Germanic king had to have the consent of the people before...
14: ...ning'', which in turn is derived from the [[Proto-Germanic]] *''kuningaz'' (which is almost directly transla...
17: In Germanic traditions there are many [[kenning]]s for king, ...
19: [[Category:History of the Germanic peoples]]

List of Germanic languages (625 bytes)
1: The '''Germanic languages''' include some 58 ([[SIL]] estimate) l...
3: *[[List of North Germanic languages|North Germanic languages]]
4: *[[List of West Germanic languages|West Germanic languages]]
10: *[[Germanic language]]
13: ...tp://www.ethnologue.com/show_family.asp?subid=738 Germanic language tree]

North Germanic language (6054 bytes)
8: <td></td><td>[[Germanic languages]]</td></tr>
10: <td></td><td><b>North Germanic languages</b></td></tr>
14: ...'''North Germanic language''' is any of several [[Germanic language]]s spoken in [[Scandinavia]], parts of [...
16: ...l (East-) North Germanic or [[Scandinavian]]. The Eastern branch, also known as ''Continental Scandinavi...
30: The North Germanic languages are often cited as proof of [[Max Weinr...

West Germanic languages (3749 bytes)
1: ... is the largest branch of the [[Germanic language|Germanic]] family of [[language]]s, including such languag...
3: ...orth Germanic]] and [[East Germanic language|East Germanic]].
11: <td></td><td>[[Germanic languages]]</td></tr>
13: <td></td><td><b>West Germanic languages</b></td></tr>
19: ...articular aspects of [[North Germanic]] or [[East Germanic]].

Confederations of Germanic Tribes (2063 bytes)
1: This are some historical '''Germanic Confederations'''
3: ...[[230 BC]] - [[Bastarnae]], a mixture of Germanic tribes, at the [[Black Sea]]; they participated in the ...
5: ...anic of [[Cimbri]] and [[Teutoni]] and the Celtic-Germanic [[Helvetii]] formed near [[Miltenberg]] in Franco...
13: ...es]] (Swedes) were one nation composed of several tribes (civitates).
19: See also: [[Germanic peoples]]

Second Germanic sound shift (949 bytes)
1: ...words that formed during the time when the second Germanic sound shift took place while the forms ''street''...

Upper Germanic Limes (1130 bytes)
1: ... between the [[Roman Empire]] and the unsubdued [[Germanic peoples]].
3: ...e]]. The total length was 568 km. It included at least 60 castles and 900 watchtowers.
5: ...s, which were then connected to form the '''Upper Germanic Limes''' along the Rhine and the '''Rhaetian Lime...
7: ...order to enable trade between Romans and Germanic tribes.
9: Germanic invasions in the late [[3rd century]] led to the ...

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