adj.德国的，德国人的，有德国(或德国人)特点的，日耳曼语(族)的
n.日耳曼语(系)

The English language has its roots in the Germanic languages, particularly Old English.
英语起源于日耳曼语系，尤其是古英语。
The Germanic tribes played a significant role in shaping early European history.
日耳曼部落在塑造早期欧洲历史中扮演了重要角色。
Many common English words, like "father" and "mother", have Germanic origins.
许多常见的英语单词，如"father"和"mother"，都源自日耳曼语。
The Vikings were Germanic seafarers who explored and settled in many parts of Europe.
维京人是航海的日耳曼人，他们在欧洲许多地方探索并定居。
Germanic law influenced the development of legal systems in England and other European countries.
日耳曼法对英格兰和其他欧洲国家的法律体系发展有影响。
The Germanic languages share many grammatical features, such as the use of strong and weak verbs.
日耳曼语系的语言有许多共同的语法特征，比如使用强动词和弱动词。
The Anglo-Saxons, a Germanic people, ruled England from the 5th to the 11th century.
盎格鲁-撒克逊人，一个日耳曼民族，从5世纪到11世纪统治着英格兰。
Icelandic, a North Germanic language, has preserved many archaic features of early Germanic languages.
冰岛语，一种北日耳曼语，保留了许多早期日耳曼语言的古老特征。
The Grimm Brothers collected and published Germanic folktales, contributing to the preservation of their cultural heritage.
格林兄弟收集并出版了日耳曼民间故事，为保护他们的文化遗产做出了贡献。
Modern German, Dutch, and English are all part of the West Germanic branch of the language family.
现代德语、荷兰语和英语都属于日耳曼语系的西日耳曼语分支。