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on a request from Talk:Germanic peoples. It matches the following masks: Talk:Germanic peoples/Archive <#>, Talk:Germanic peoples. This page was last edited...

"ancient Germanic peoples" or Germanen when all of us originally debated the naming convention. Tribal is an accurate description, despite people's misgivings...

Talk:Germanic peoples/Archive 7#Do modern "germanic people" exist?, Talk:Germanic peoples/Archive 6#modern germanic peoples, Talk:Germanic_peoples/Archive_8#Scope...

currently about the Roman era Germanic peoples, and not Germanic language speakers, who are sometimes called "Germanic peoples" as a kind of shorthand in...

article is about the historic Germanic peoples, i.e. Iron Age tribes. There is an important difference between "peoples" and "people". Having those portraits...

is the Roman-era Germanic peoples as such, rather than their predecessors or successors, or the language family now known as Germanic. Sometimes I wonder...

existence of "Germanic peoples" is linked to the existence of Germanic languages. This means that we can not claim that there were any "Germanic peoples" prior...

to the actual topic of the article .. whether we're going with the "Germanic peoples" exist angle or if we're going with the opposite angle... all this...

linking to Germanic-speaking Europe (what is now Germanic peoples), Germanic Europe, List of Germanic peoples, and List of confederations of Germanic tribes...

of unconquered peoples in the North. Although Tacitus' text Germania (published 98 AD) in and by itself both portrays the various peoples inhabiting what...

(UTC) This article starts out "The Germanic calendars were any of the various calendars in use among the Germanic peoples prior to the introduction of the...

needs to pointed out that the Germanic peoples weren't (and aren't) the only group in Northern Europe; Uralic peoples are also well represented. "Northern...

peoples based on genealogical and lingusitic criteria - Swedes are categorized as a people exhibiting a N.Germanic culture and speaking a N.Germanic language...

Talk:Danes#North_Germanic_? some time ago. Rsk6400 (talk) 17:13, 26 February 2024 (UTC) @Rsk6400 go to the Talk:North Germanic peoples#"North Germanic peoples" change...

became easy to pass on to new peoples in Europe and along with the return of interest in the Classical languages the Germanic tongues became the most prolific...

Another suggestion is that it comes from Proto-Germanic *beuwoz-, from *beuwo- "barley." The native Germanic word for the beverage was the one that yielded...

natively Germanic-speaking countries (dark blue on the map below) and low perceived corruption? Look at the difference between Latin and Germanic Europe...

lineages could correlate to the Germanic Substrate. If so, then the archaic "proto-Germanic" peoples were non-IE. That the Germanic Substrate creole (1) contains...

debate that English culture is closer to that of Germanic speaking peoples than it is to non-English peoples of the British and Irish Isles, I have seen no...

of many examples: "Germanic peoples" and "Germanic languages" "Austronesian peoples" and "Austronesian languages" "Mongolic peoples" and "Mongolic languages"...