Teutonic

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 524
tu-ton'ik, adj. belonging to the race so called, including Germans, Scand in avians, English, also their language [L.> Teut-o, -ants (O Ger. Diot-o), one of the people O Ger. diot, the people (A S. tkeod), whence also Ger- Deut-sch German, E. Dut-ch See Dutch Text, tekst, the original words of an author that on which a comment written a pa age of.Scripture [Lit. ‘something woven,' L. — text us tex , text us, to weave
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