Neustria

neustria nêustria Nêustria English Etymology Borrowed from en la-lat Neustria. An origin from *Ni-oster-rike, meaning "northeastern kingdom"Taylor William Cooke A Manual of Ancient and Modern History 1848 D. Appleton New York Public Library 342 or "not the eastern kingdom"Meijer et al. (eds.), Nordisk familjebok, Ny, rev. och rikt illustrerad upplaga (1913), p. 841. has been proposed; see en gmw-pro *austr and gmw-pro *rīkī, also Gothic and en gmq-pro ni. For further origins, compare Austrasia. en Pronunciation en /ˈnjuːstɹɪə/ UK Proper noun en historical The western part of the Frankish empire, corresponding roughly to modern-day northern France. III iii There shall a Lion from the sea-bord wood / Of Neustria come roring, with a crew / Of hungry whelpes Derived terms en Neustrian Translations western part of the Frankish empire French: fr Neustrie f German: de Neustrien Polish: pl Neustria f Portuguese: pt Nêustria f Spanish: es Neustria f See also en Austrasia en Austria References Anagrams en aeinrstu austrine instaure resiaunt ruinates taurines uranites urinates