- 'ransom' (Finnish lunnas).
Loanwords into the
Samic languages,
Baltic languages and
Slavic languages are also known. The term
substrate with
reference to...
-
comparative grammar of the
Teutonic languages. London:
MacMillan and Co. König, Ekkehard; van der Auwera,
Johan (1994). The
Germanic languages. London: Routledge...
- Look up
Teutonic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Teutonic or Teuton(s) may
refer to: Teutons, a
Germanic tribe or
Celtic tribe mentioned by Gr****...
- The
State of the
Teutonic Order (Latin:
Civitas Ordinis Theutonici) was a
theocratic state located along the
southeastern s**** of the
Baltic Sea in northern...
- The
Teutonic Order is a
Catholic religious institution founded as a
military society c. 1190 in Acre,
Kingdom of Jerusalem. The
Order of
Brothers of the...
- A
Comparative Grammar of the
Teutonic Languages:
Being at the Same Time a
Historical Grammar of the
English Language. London:
MacMillan and Co. Cleasby...
- The Polish–Lithuanian–
Teutonic War, also
known as the
Great Teutonic War,
occurred between 1409 and 1411
between the
Teutonic Knights and the
allied Kingdom...
- Polish–
Teutonic Wars
refer to a
series of
conflicts that took
place between the
Kingdom of
Poland and the
Teutonic Order, a
medieval German military order...
- watch); it is
common in the
sense of
guard or
watchman to all the
Teutonic languages, the
German wacht,
Dutch vaght,
Swedish vakt and
English watch. When...
- This is the 1308 Polish-
Teutonic War. For a list of all Polish-German Wars, see Polish-German Wars. The city of Gdańsk (Germanised form Danzig) was captured...
