There is no such language as "Thuringian". People living in Thuringia, Germany speak various dialects of German.

Central Germany is characterized by its rolling hills and low-lying mountains, such as the Harz Mountains and the Thuringian Forest. The region is also known for its dense forests and fertile river valleys, including the Weser and Elbe rivers.

Petra Wend is a German author known for writing novels in the mystery and thriller genres. Some of her popular works include "The Thuringian Sheets" and "The Thuringian Cauldron."

St. Elizabeth (of Hungary) was born in Hungary, yet was betrothed to Hermann of the Court of Thuringia. She was a pius child who lived in the Thuringian court in Wartburg Castle near Eisenach

She is not to be confused with Elizabeth of Portugal.

The Wolpertinger (Crisensus bavaricus) (also called "Wolperdinger", "Poontinger" or "Woiperdinger") is a fictional animal said to inhabit the alpine forests of Bavaria in Germany. It has body parts of various animals - generally wings, antlers, and fangs, all attached to the body of a small mammal. The most widespread description is that of a horned rabbit or a horned squirrel. It is similar to the Rasselbock of the Thuringian Forest, the Elwedritscheof the Palatinate region, which is described as a chicken-like creature with antlers, and to the American invention of the jackalope, as well as to the Swedish Skvader.