青年中文germanic languages的意思
germanic languages中文翻譯：
日耳曼語系
languages───n.語系，語種；語言文字（language復數）
germanic───adj.德國的；日耳曼語的；德語的；日耳曼人的；n.日耳曼語
agglutinating languages───黏著語
germanic names───日耳曼人名
Indo-Germanic───n.印度日耳曼語系；用印度日爾曼語的
germanic gods───日耳曼神
languages online───在線語言
germanic tribes───日耳曼部落；日耳曼部族
dead languages───n.死語言（沒有人用來交談的語言）；死文字
But back in the Germanic languages that the word grew out of, it had been two words that roughly translate as “loaf warden.”───然而，當人們將這個單詞一直追溯到其源頭——日耳曼語族——的時候，就會發現，它原來是一個由兩個詞所構成的詞組，大概有“面包管理員”（loaf warden）的意思。
All the Old Germanic languages had words beginning with hl -, hn -, hr -, and hw -.───所有的古日耳曼語言中，都有以字母組合hl -，hn -，hr -和hw -開始的單詞。
One possibility is that it is such an old word that it evolved into the roots of both Latin and Germanic languages from an earlier source.───有一種可能是這個詞太古老了，以至于進入到了拉丁語以及德語的詞根中了。
It came to English from Latin and shows up in a bunch of other Germanic languages as well.───它從拉丁語進入英語，而且它也在其他一些日耳曼語言中出現。
It was a common word, especially in heroic poetry and myth, and had cognates in other Germanic languages.───這是一個常用詞，常在英雄詩和神話中出現，在其他的日耳曼語言中也能找到同源詞。
Language belonging to the Germanic languages branch of the Indo-European language family, widely spoken on six continents.───語言屬于日耳曼語支的印歐語家庭，廣泛六大洲。
There is a strong influence of Germanic languages and Romantic languages too.───英語也受到日耳曼語和浪漫主義語言的強烈影響。
But other people seemed to like it and it was picked up in some Germanic languages.───不過，其他人看起來很垂青這個單詞，因此它被引入到一些日耳曼語言里。
And there is an even earlier variant, hollo, which dates to at least 1588 when Shakespeare used it in Titus Andronicus. There are also cognates in other Germanic languages.
There is a strong influence of Germanic languages and Romantic languages too.
It was a common word, especially in heroic poetry and myth, and had cognates in other Germanic languages.
In the English language belongs to the Indo-European family of languages of the Germanic West Germanic languages and through the United Kingdom colonies spread all over the world.
This contrastive analysis shows that as in West Germanic languages, there also exist adjunct middles in Chinese.