Suevian
1 of 2noun
Sue·vi·an
-vēən
plural -s
: one of an ancient Germanic people probably of many distinct tribes mentioned by Caesar as dwelling east of the Rhine and by Tacitus as extending to the Elbe and the Baltic
also : one of a Germanic horde from this region that overran France and Spain early in the 5th century a.d.
Suevian
2 of 2adjective
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variants or Suevic
-vik
: of or relating to the Suevians
Word History
Etymology
Noun
Latin Suevi + English -ian, noun suffix
Adjective
Latin Suevi + English -ian, adjective suffix, or -ic
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