Associations to the word «Frankish»
Noun
- Charlemagne
- Aquitaine
- Gaul
- Saxon
- Boniface
- Levant
- Crusade
- Crusader
- Byzantium
- Tours
- Byzantine
- Odo
- Principality
- Duchy
- Nobles
- Antioch
- Greece
- Latin
- Liturgy
- Roman
- Constantinople
- Ruler
- Nobility
- Cyprus
- Empire
- Romano
- Frank
- Monarchy
- Conquest
- Dominion
- Kingdom
- Gregory
- Emperor
- Princes
- Chronicle
- Dialect
- Pope
- Duke
- Count
- Syria
- Christianity
- Century
- Monk
- Charles
- Iberia
- Rule
- King
- Louis
- Moravia
- Annal
- Slav
- Pyrenees
- Papacy
- Burgundy
- Metz
- Abbess
- Vassal
- Nobleman
- Chronicler
- Bertha
- Bavaria
- Provence
- Venetian
- Realm
- Trier
- Rhine
- Synod
- Nantes
- Bede
- Athens
- Incursion
- Toulouse
- Moselle
- Mercenary
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
FRANKISH, adjective. Of or pertaining to the Franks.
FRANKISH, adjective. In or of the language of the Franks.
FRANKISH, proper noun. The language of the Franks, an extinct West Germanic language.
Dictionary definition
FRANKISH, adjective. Of or relating to the Franks.
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