Some scholars say that "Germanus" (formerly written in Latin as "germanvs") derives from "germ", "to sow, to disseminate", "unfolding", with a conotation of spread but become and kept "relative" or "akin", this referring to the arrival of "barbarous" (but... accepted...) tribes to the borders of ancient Roman Empire or something alike. On the other hand, the word "hermanus" in Latin means "brother", and we learn that... ancient Germans constituted a kind of "political friendship" (the "Sacred Roman-German Empire") with ancient Romans. Germans do not use this word for themselves; they are "deutsch" (from "teutsch", from "teutonisch" or people of the Teutons, a mountain range).
It is most likely derived from the Teutonic statesman Arminius, known as Herrman to the Germanic tribes of his origin, who laid the groundwork for the Roman-German relationship.
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The proud and noble English surname of "Hames" derives from a Germanic language word meaning "home".
German is a west Germanic language. It is descended from the proto-Germanic language. For more information, see the links below.
Alaric was the Germanic leader that took Rome in 410 A.D.
Germanic barbarian tribes
The name German and Germany are derived from Germanic which was both the language spoken in the area and the name of the tribes that occupied the land.
Ruling of the ARmry. (Germanic)
The name Emma is Germanic in its origin and there is not a meaning for this name in Chinese. The Germanic meaning of this name is universal or whole.
It is from the Germanic words for "shield" and "wolf".
It is a Germanic name meaning "shoemaker".
Will is a short form of William, which is of Germanic origin. The name is ultimately derived from the Germanic words 'wil' - 'will, desire' and "helm" - "helmet".
Herman is a Germanic name. It has no meaning in Hebrew.
It is short for Theodoric, which is Germanic for "rule by the people".
Teutonic simply means Germanic.
Irma is a Germanic name. It has no meaning in Hebrew.
It is from the Germanic origin meaning Noble Kind, or sort of noble.
Man or Army, Warrior.----Charles originates from the Germanic name Karl, which was derived from a Germanic word meaning "man". However, an alternative theory states that it was born from the Germanic element hari, known to mean "Army, Warrior."
If you mean, what language family is the basis of English, it's Germanic.