Teutonic Meaning in English

word

US

tuˈtɔnɪk

too-TAW-nik

UK

tjuːˈtɒnɪk

tyoo-TON-ik

Definition

Relating to the ancient Teutons or Germany, or sometimes describing things as characteristic of German people or culture.

Usage & Nuances

Primarily seen in historical or academic contexts. Sometimes used figuratively to describe German characteristics (discipline, order), but can sound formal or old-fashioned. Rarely used in daily conversation.

• Spanish: teutónico - germánico (relacionado con Alemania)
• Portuguese (BR): teutônico - germânico (relacionado à Alemanha)
• Portuguese (PT): teutónico - germânico (relacionado com a Alemanha)
• Chinese (Simplified): 条顿的 - 日耳曼的
• Chinese (Traditional): 條頓的 - 日耳曼的
• Hindi: ट्यूटोनिक - जर्मनिक (जर्मनी से संबंधित)
• Arabic: تيوتوني - ألماني (مرتبط بألمانيا)
• Bengali: টিউটোনিক - জার্মানিক (ইতিহাসিক প্রসঙ্গে)
• Russian: тевтонский
• Japanese: チュートン系 - ドイツ的
• Vietnamese: Teutonic - Teuton (liên quan đến người Đức cổ)
• Korean: 튜턴족의 - 독일적인
• Turkish: Cermen - Almanlara özgü (tarihsel)
• Urdu: ٹیوٹونک - جرمنک (تاریخی سیاق میں)
• Indonesian: Teutonik - Jermanik (dalam konteks sejarah)

Example Sentences

The Knights of the Teutonic Order were famous in medieval Europe.

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He studied the Teutonic tribes in history class.

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Some words in English have Teutonic origins.

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His approach to work is almost Teutonic in its precision and order.

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The museum displayed ancient Teutonic artifacts alongside Roman ones.

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People sometimes joke about German efficiency being almost Teutonic.

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