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Alemannia

Alemannia proper noun: the territory inhabited by the Alemanni during late antiquity, roughly corresponding to parts of present-day southwestern Germany.

Proper noun

Alemannia

  1. The territory inhabited by the Alemanni during late antiquity, roughly corresponding to parts of present-day southwestern Germany.

Forms of Alemannia

alternative formAlamannia

Origin of Alemannia

Borrowed from Latin Alemannia.

Questions about Alemannia

What does Alemannia mean?
Alemannia means the territory inhabited by the Alemanni during late antiquity, roughly corresponding to parts of present-day southwestern Germany.
What part of speech is Alemannia?
Alemannia is a proper noun.

Words near Alemannia in the dictionary

  1. alellotyping
  2. alemaker
  3. alemaking
  4. Aleman
  5. Alemanni
  6. Alemannia
  7. Alemannian
  8. Alemannic
  9. Alemannic German
  10. Alemannish
  11. Alemans

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