He led the defense of Ostyn castle, besieged by the Teutonic knights.
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Teutonic
Synonyms for "teutonic" (4 found)
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38 translations across 19 languages.
Bulgarian
1 entries- тевто́нски adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
Catalan
3 entries- teurònic adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- teutònic adj (having qualities regarded as typical of German people)
- teutó adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
Czech
2 entries- germánský adj (having qualities regarded as typical of German people)
- teutonský adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
Danish
4 entries- teutonisk adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- teutonisk adj (having qualities regarded as typical of German people)
- teutonsk adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- teutonsk adj (having qualities regarded as typical of German people)
Dutch
2 entries- Teutoons adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- Teutoons adj (having qualities regarded as typical of German people)
French
2 entries- teutonique adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- teutonique adj (having qualities regarded as typical of German people)
Galician
1 entries- teutón adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
Georgian
3 entries- ტევტონების adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- ტევტონთა adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- ტევტონური adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
German
2 entries- teutonisch adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- teutonisch adj (having qualities regarded as typical of German people)
Hungarian
1 entries- teuton adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
Irish
1 entries- Gearmánach adj (having qualities regarded as typical of German people)
Italian
2 entries- teutonico adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- teutonico adj (having qualities regarded as typical of German people)
Macedonian
2 entries- те́втонски adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- те́втонски adj (having qualities regarded as typical of German people)
Polish
2 entries- germański adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- teutoński adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
Portuguese
1 entries- teutônico adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
Russian
2 entries- тевто́нский adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- тевто́нский adj (having qualities regarded as typical of German people)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- tèutōnskī adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- tèutōnskī adj (having qualities regarded as typical of German people)
- тѐуто̄нскӣ adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- тѐуто̄нскӣ adj (having qualities regarded as typical of German people)
Swedish
2 entries- teutonisk adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
- teutonisk adj (having qualities regarded as typical of German people)
Ukrainian
1 entries- тевто́нський adj (relating to the ancient Germanic people)
Sample sentences
6 total sentences available.
This principle, applicable to all languages, is strikingly illustrated by English with its very considerable Romance vocabulary assimilated to a Teutonic base.
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Teutonic exactitude
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He waited and waited, in the faith that Schinkel was dealing with them in his slow, categorical Teutonic way, and only objurgated the cabinetmaker for having in the first place paltered with his sacred trust.[…]
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