Frankish

English Etymology From en Frank ish. Compare enm Frenkisch, enm Frenkis Frankish, French, ang Frencisc Frankish, French. More at en French. en French. Pronunciation en /ˈfɹæŋkɪʃ/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Frankish.wav Southern England Adjective Of or pertaining to the Franks. 1st Introduction xii The Frankish monk Smaragdus, who wrote at the beginning of the 9th century In or of the language of the Franks. en puristic French. Synonyms en Francic, en Franconian, en Gallic; see also en Frankian, en Francian Translations of or pertaining to the Franks Arabic: ar إِفْرَنْجِيّ Armenian: hy ֆրանկական Breton: br frank Catalan: ca franc Danish: da frankisk Dutch: nl Frankisch French: fr francique, fr franconien, fr franc Georgian: ka ფრანკული German: de fränkisch Hungarian: hu frank Italian: it franco, it francico Marathi: mr फ्रँकिश Norwegian: Bokmål: nb frankisk Nynorsk: nn frankisk Old Church Slavonic: cu франьчьскъ, cu фрачьскъ, cu фрѧжьскъ, cu фрѧѕьскъ Polish: pl frankijski Portuguese: pt franco, pt frâncico Russian: ru франкский Swedish: sv frankisk Welsh: cy Ffrancaidd in or of the language of the Franks Georgian: ka ფრანკული, ka ფრანკულად German: de altfränkisch Italian: it francico Marathi: mr फ्रँकिश Swedish: sv frankisk Proper noun The language of the Franks, an ancient West Germanic language, ancestral to Dutch. en puristic French. Synonyms en Old Frankish Derived terms en Low Frankish Translations the language of the Franks Armenian: hy ֆրանկերեն Catalan: ca fràncic m Danish: da frankisk Dutch: nl Frankisch; nl Oudfrankisch French: fr francique; fr vieux-francique Georgian: ka ფრანკული ენა German: de Fränkisch n; de Altfränkisch n Italian: it francone m Marathi: mr फ्रँकिश Occitan: oc francic m Portuguese: pt frâncico m Russian: ru франкский Spanish: es fráncico m Swedish: sv frankiska c Welsh: cy Ffranceg f See also en Old Franconian :Category:Frankish Further reading 1 frk Anagrams en afhiknrs shark fin shark-fin sharkfin en Extinct languages Languages