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Normannic

Normannic adjective: synonym of Norman (“relating to the mixed Scandinavian and Frankish people”).

Adjective

Normannic (comparative more Normannic, superlative most Normannic)

  1. Synonym of Norman (“relating to the mixed Scandinavian and Frankish people”).
    • The antiquities of England are either British, Roman, Saxon, Danish, or Anglo-Normannic.1819, William Guthrie, James Ferguson, John Knox, A Geographical, Historical, and Commercial Grammar, page 180
    Synonyms:
    Norman

Synonyms of Normannic

Forms of Normannic

comparativemore Normannic
superlativemost Normannic

Origin of Normannic

Norman + -ic

Questions about Normannic

What does Normannic mean?
Normannic means synonym of Norman (“relating to the mixed Scandinavian and Frankish people”).
What part of speech is Normannic?
Normannic is an adjective.

Words near Normannic in the dictionary

  1. Normanizer
  2. Normanizers
  3. Normanizes
  4. Normanizing
  5. Normanness
  6. Normannic
  7. Normanno-
  8. normans
  9. Normans Bay
  10. Normanton
  11. Normanton-on-Cliffe

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