Germanic (adjective)

1. Relating to the Germanic people, language, or culture.
2. Relating to the branch of the Indo-European languages that includes English, German, Dutch, and several other languages.

Origin:

From the latin word germanicus, relating to the german people or their language.

Examples:

1. The word 'fog' is of Germanic origin.
2. The Germanic tribes were known for their skill in metalworking.
3. The English language has many Germanic roots.
4. The study of Germanic philology focuses on the history and development of the Germanic languages.
5. Germanic folklore often features mythical creatures such as dwarves and elves.