Definition of Alemannic in English:

Alemannic

adjective ˌaləˈmanɪk

1Of or relating to the Alemanni. historical.
2Designating any of the group of dialects of Old High German spoken by the Alemanni, any of their modern representatives, or either of these groups of dialects collectively; of, belonging to, or written in (any of) these dialects.

noun ˌaləˈmanɪk

The group of dialects of Old High German spoken by the Alemanni. Also: the modern representatives of these spoken in Alsace, Switzerland, and southwest Germany.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Stillingfleet (1635–1699), bishop of Worcester and theologian. From post-classical Latin Alemannicus from Alemanni, plural noun + classical Latin -icus.

Definition of Alemannic in US English:

Alemannic

adjectiveˌaləˈmanɪk

1Of or relating to the Alemanni. historical.
2Designating any of the group of dialects of Old High German spoken by the Alemanni, any of their modern representatives, or either of these groups of dialects collectively; of, belonging to, or written in (any of) these dialects.

nounˌaləˈmanɪk

The group of dialects of Old High German spoken by the Alemanni. Also: the modern representatives of these spoken in Alsace, Switzerland, and southwest Germany.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Stillingfleet (1635–1699), bishop of Worcester and theologian. From post-classical Latin Alemannicus from Alemanni, plural noun + classical Latin -icus.

词汇	Alemannic
释义	Definition of Alemannic in English: Alemannic adjective ˌaləˈmanɪk 1Of or relating to the Alemanni. historical. 2Designating any of the group of dialects of Old High German spoken by the Alemanni, any of their modern representatives, or either of these groups of dialects collectively; of, belonging to, or written in (any of) these dialects. noun ˌaləˈmanɪk The group of dialects of Old High German spoken by the Alemanni. Also: the modern representatives of these spoken in Alsace, Switzerland, and southwest Germany. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Stillingfleet (1635–1699), bishop of Worcester and theologian. From post-classical Latin Alemannicus from Alemanni, plural noun + classical Latin -icus. Definition of Alemannic in US English: Alemannic adjectiveˌaləˈmanɪk 1Of or relating to the Alemanni. historical. 2Designating any of the group of dialects of Old High German spoken by the Alemanni, any of their modern representatives, or either of these groups of dialects collectively; of, belonging to, or written in (any of) these dialects. nounˌaləˈmanɪk The group of dialects of Old High German spoken by the Alemanni. Also: the modern representatives of these spoken in Alsace, Switzerland, and southwest Germany. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Stillingfleet (1635–1699), bishop of Worcester and theologian. From post-classical Latin Alemannicus from Alemanni, plural noun + classical Latin -icus.
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