Germania

Appendix:Variations of "germania" English vertical Ancient Germania - New York, Harper and Brothers 1849.jpg A map of Germania (sense 1) Image Germania (painting).jpg Germania (sense 2) painting from 1848, by Philipp Veit Etymology en :der la:Germānia 1 From en la Germānia. en Germany. Proper noun en Q62646en historical en An ancient Roman term for a <<cultural region>> describing the lands in <<r/Central Europe>> inhabited by Germanic peoples. en Germanic tribes A personification of Germany or Germans as a whole. en Reception of the Emperor of Germany, 1891 Charles Welch Numismata Londinensia. Medals Struck by the Corporation of London to Commemorate Important Municipal Events 1831 to 1893.With Descriptive Notices by Charles Welch, F.S.A., Librarian to the Corporation of London. Prepared by Authority of the Corporation of London, under the Direction of the Library Committee. London 1894 155 https://archive.org/details/numismatalondin00englgoog/page/n218/mode/1up The City of London standing, wearing a helmet surmounted by a dragon, resting her right hand upon a low throne, on which is seated Germania, and pointing with her left hand to the shipping in the river Thames. On her left, resting against a stone balustrade, is a shield bearing the arms, crest, supporters, and motto of the City of London. Germania holds a sword in her left hand, her right hand resting on a shield bearing the arms of Germany. en Naval and Military Notes The Journal of the Royal United Service Institution XXXIX 209 London July 1895 751 https://archive.org/details/sim_rusi-journal_1895-07_39_209/page/751/mode/1up In the evening the Kaiser gave a grand banquet in a large hall constructed in the form of a full-rigged sailing vessel of the 17th century, the stem being adorned by a colossal figure of Germania, wearing a winged helmet. en John L[awson] Stoddard John L. Stoddard’s Lectures;Illustrated and Embellished with Views of the World’s Famous Places and People, Being the Identical Discourses Delivered During the Past Eighteen Years under the Title of the Stoddard Lectures VII Boston, Mass. Balch Brothers Co.; Chicago, Ill.: Geo[rge] L. Shuman & Co. 1898 64 https://archive.org/details/stoddardslecture07stodiala/page/64/mode/1up Aside from the impressive memories that it awakens, it is an imposing work of art, for the entire monument is more than one hundred feet in height,—the majestic figure of Germania, holding a crown and sword adorned with laurel wreaths, being itself thirty-three feet high. en Louis Golino Modern World Coins w:The Numismatist w:American Numismatic Association October 2019 72 https://archive.org/details/October2019Numismatist/page/n75/mode/1up While the reverse retains the same heraldic design of the first Allegories issue, the obverse shows Germania and Columbia grasping each other’s hand and, respectively, the German and American flags. en humorous sometimes offensive Germany. en w:David X. Cohen Much Apu About Nothing The Simpsons 7 23 5 May 1996 Nelson Muntz Nancy Cartwright Hey, German boy, go back to Germania! en historical A city proposed during the Nazi era to take over from Berlin as the German capital. en locality shire:Pref/Northern Grampians central western s/Victoria c/Australia. Translations historical region Armenian: Old Armenian: xcl Գերմանիա Catalan: ca Germània f Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 日耳曼尼亞 Danish: da Germanien ? Finnish: fi Germania French: fr Germanie f Galician: gl Xermania f German: de Germanien n Latin: la Germānia f Polish: pl Germania f Portuguese: pt Germânia f Spanish: es Germania f Swedish: sv Germanien n Further reading Germania (city) Germania (personification) Anagrams en aaegimnr Megarian mangarie main gear en Nicknames for countries Derogatory names for countries Germany Finnish Etymology fi la Germānia. Pronunciation germaania Ger.ma.ni.a Proper noun fi Germania Q62646 Declension Germani a csg Ido io: Pronunciation Proper noun io proper noun io country r/Central Europe Germany Derived terms io Germaniano Related terms io Germano See also Interlingua ia: Pronunciation ia /ɡeɾˈma.nja/ Proper noun ia country r/Central Europe Germany Italian it: Etymology it :der la:Germānia From it la Germānia. Pronunciation Germània Proper noun f it country r/Central Europe Germany it:Repubblica Federale Tedesca Related terms it germanico germanio germanismo germanista germanizzare germano germanofilia germanofobia See also it tedesco it Alemagna Anagrams it aaegimnr agremani emargina magnerai mangerai mangeria mangiare it exonyms Latin la: Alternative forms la Iermania Etymology la :af Germānī -ia + Germani was an exonym applied by the Romans to a tribe (or nearby tribes) living around and east of the Rhine; it was first attested in the 1st century b.c. works of Julius Caesar and is of uncertain etymology. It was said by Strabo to derive from la germānus close kin; genuine, making it cognate with "en germane" and "en german", but this seems unsupported. Attempts to derive it from Germanic or Celtic roots are all problematic (although see en Germany).Oxford English Dictionary, 3rd ed. "German, adj. and n". Oxford University Press (Oxford), 2012. Pronunciation Germānia Proper noun Germānia<1> Germany in its various senses, including: la Classical the lands of the Germani, tribes living around the Rhine River in the 1st century b.c. la Medieval Latin the lands of the Germans, sometimes inclusive of conquered areas in France, England, and Eastern Europe la New Latin Germany, various Central European nation-states including: la former country r/Central Europe Holy Roman Empire la former country r/Central Europe German Empire la country r/Central Europe Germany Declension Germānia<1> Synonyms la Alemānnia la Teutonica Related terms la Germānus germānicus,Germānicus Descendants enm Germanie ga Gearmáin it Germania ro Germania ru Герма́ния scn Girmània References Middle English Etymology From enm ang Germania, from enm la Germania, q.v. Noun enm proper noun 1 enm Germanie: enm medieval region r/Central Europe occupied by those speaking Germanic languages, or a portion of it Germania Old English Etymology From ang la Germānia, q.v. Proper noun Ġermania f land encompassing all of the Germanic speaking world ang Ġermanie: ang medieval region r/Central Europe occupied by those speaking Germanic languages, or a portion of it Germania Polish pl: Etymology pl :lbor la:Germānia + 1 Pronunciation [ńj] Pl-Germania.ogg Ger.man.ia Proper noun f pl Germania Q62646 Declension s Related terms pl adjectives germanistyczny germanizacyjny germanizatorski germanofilski germanofobski germanowy germański pl nouns german Germanin germanista germanistka germanistyka germanizacja germanizator germanizm Germanka germanofil germanofilia germanofilizm germanofilstwo germanofob germanofobia germanomania germanożerca germańskość pl verbs germanizować<g:impf> zgermanizować<g:pf> Further reading pl exonyms Romanian thumb|Germania Alternative forms ro Ӂермания new cyrl Etymology ro :der la:Germānia :af<surf> german -ia 1 1 Pronunciation ro /d͡ʒerˈma.ni.a/ ro LL-Q7913 (ron)-KlaudiuMihaila-Germania.wav ro ania 4 ro Ger ma ni a Proper noun f ro country r/Central Europe Germany Declension Germani sg Related terms ro germanic germanist german Germania de Est Germania de Vest See also Further reading Sardinian sc: Proper noun sc country r/Central Europe Germany Spanish Pronunciation Proper noun f es Germania Q62646 es Germania Inferior Germania Magna Germania Superior