Germanic

What do we mean by germanic?

Of or containing germanium.

Containing germanium with a valence of 4.

Words that are spelled similarly to germanic:
germanic, germania, germani, germane, german, germain, germany, germanium, germanize, germanism, germans, geomantic, germanica, geratic, germanite, dermatic, germano, sermonic, germanus, germanist, gemaric, germanise, germana, germanics, germanies, germann, germanys.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word germanic:
umlaut, paganism, tacitus, limes, runic, frisian, runes, huns, philology, norse, slavic, cognate, celts, peoples, odin, gaul, scandinavian, languages, scandinavia, rhine, aryan, verbs, mythology, celtic, attested, etymology, romans, saxon, linguistics, tribe, gothic, suffix, pagan, danube, reich, nordic, consonant, viking, romance, caesar, origin, pie, verb, migration, roman, deities, baltic, vowel, antiquity, folklore, linguistic, vocabulary, noun, heroic, root, spoken, dialect, tense, angles, conquered, surname, compare, goddess, christianity, borrowed, tribal, gods, invaded, dutch, latin, meaning, word, cultures, language, empire, origins, words, danish, german, ages, names, settlers, derived, inhabited, traditions, centuries, swedish, weak, warrior, medieval, nazi, old, norwegian, english, byzantine, hitler, shift, settled, stem, archaeological.

Words that rhyme with germanic:
organic, panic, manic, mechanic, hispanic, gigantic, atlantic, messianic, titanic, oceanic, bannock, satanic, inorganic, galvanic, transatlantic, volcanic, botanic, stannic, tympanic, tannic, nanak, transoceanic, magellanic, tanakh, zanuck, jannock, kanak, koranic, panik, banach, janak, cannock, fanuc, rappahannock, janik, yannick, automobile mechanic, gananoque, hovanec, shop mechanic, manak, danek, romanik, stanek, yanick, banik, brannock, chovanec, stefanik, panek, yanik, janick, banick, bannick, brannick, franek, ganic, hannoch, janicke, manik, mazanec, midlantic, stefanic, subvolcanic, szczepanik, telemecanique, urbanik.

Adjectives that are often used to describe germanic:
indo, romano, pan, early, proto, roman, west, non, primitive, old, european, pre, continental, common, north, peculiarly, more, christian, modern, prehistoric, celtic, nordic, anti, older, latin, austro, pure, earlier, late, gothic, anglo, helveto, western, ultra, called, uniquely, earliest, less, least, italo, slavo, typical, austrian, east, aryan.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective germanic:
languages, tribes, peoples, origin, people, law, race, language, body, nations, invasions, races, tradition, world, countries, culture, tribe, invaders, dialects, states, empire, kingdoms, family, mythology, influence, words, lands, group, poetry, elements, society, element, word, names, studies, philology, stock, traditions, spirit, name, confederation, custom, origins, literature, religion, type, kings, blood, constitution, barbarians, linguistics, tongues, laws, character, tongue, past, verse, invasion, customs, art, branch, myth, gods, roots, influences, dialect, codes, migrations, legend, settlers, style, ideas, root, warriors, ancestors, heritage, powers, speech, nation, settlement, conquerors, cultures, mind, hero, societies, accent, myths.

Words that sound like germanic:
germanic, germanics, germanica, gerenuk, germana, germany, germania, germano, germani, germanicus, sermonic, germinal, germans, germens, german, germinate, genic, germane, jermaine, germain, hermana, germen, genomic, germanys, jerman, jermyn, germander, germanite, ironic, harmonic, romanic, irenic, shamanic, armonica, franek, aaronic, murmansk, romanik, aminic, quranic, sherman oaks, jimena, jemina, gerena, jamuna, greenock, gananoque, gigantic, gemini, germanium, jiminy, geminis, armagnac, jmac, hermina, armina, g man, geminy, cermak, gin tonic, jelinek, brannock, chermak, east germanic, german bee.