Definition of Normannic in English:

Normannic

adjective nɔːˈmanɪk

rare

Of or belonging to the Normans.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hearne (d. 1735), antiquary and diarist. From Norman + -ic, with doubled consonant probably after post-classical Latin Normannicus of or belonging to the Normans. Compare also French normannique belonging to the North Germanic languages.

Definition of Normannic in US English:

Normannic

adjectivenɔːˈmanɪk

rare

Of or belonging to the Normans.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hearne (d. 1735), antiquary and diarist. From Norman + -ic, with doubled consonant probably after post-classical Latin Normannicus of or belonging to the Normans. Compare also French normannique belonging to the North Germanic languages.

单词	Normannic
释义	Definition of Normannic in English: Normannic adjective nɔːˈmanɪk rare Of or belonging to the Normans. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hearne (d. 1735), antiquary and diarist. From Norman + -ic, with doubled consonant probably after post-classical Latin Normannicus of or belonging to the Normans. Compare also French normannique belonging to the North Germanic languages. Definition of Normannic in US English: Normannic adjectivenɔːˈmanɪk rare Of or belonging to the Normans. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hearne (d. 1735), antiquary and diarist. From Norman + -ic, with doubled consonant probably after post-classical Latin Normannicus of or belonging to the Normans. Compare also French normannique belonging to the North Germanic languages.
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