Austrasia

English Etymology From en la Austrasia, from la Austrasii -ia 1. Austrasii, referring to the eastern Franks, is a Latinization of Frankish *Austerliudi, meaning "eastern folk"; see goh ostar and goh liuti.de 1938 Paul Kretschmer Austria und Neustria: Eine Studie über spätleinesche Ländernamen Glotta https://www.jstor.org/stable/40265495 26 3/4 Alternatively, *Oster-rike has been suggested, meaning "eastern kingdom"; see en gmw-pro *austr and gmw-pro *rīkī.Taylor William Cooke A Manual of Ancient and Modern History 1848 D. Appleton New York Public Library 342 Pronunciation en /ɒˈstɹeɪ.ʒə/ RP <<name:CED>> en /ɔˈstɹeɪ.ʒə/ GA <<name:MWO>> Proper noun en Q105098en An early-medieval <<geographic region>> corresponding to the homeland of the Merovingian Franks in modern western <<c/Germany>>, northeastern <<c/France>>, <<c/Belgium>> and parts of the <<c/Netherlands>> Metz. Derived terms en Austrasian Translations region Catalan: ca Austràsia f French: fr Austrasie German: de Austrasien, de Austrien Latin: la Austrasia Polish: pl Austrazja f Portuguese: pt Austrásia f Spanish: es Austrasia f Swedish: sv Austrasien See also en Neustria en Austria References Spanish Pronunciation Proper noun f es Austrasia Q105098