Alemanni
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Al·e·man·ni
(ăl′ə-măn′ī)pl.n.
A group of Germanic tribes that settled in Alsace and nearby areas during the fourth century ad and were defeated by the Franks in 496.
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Alemanni
(ˌæləˈmɑːnɪ)n
(Peoples) a West Germanic people who settled in the 4th century ad between the Rhine, the Main, and the Danube
[C18: from Latin, of Germanic origin; related to Gothic alamans a totality of people]
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Al•e•man•ni
(ˌæl əˈmæn aɪ)n.pl.
a confederation of Germanic tribes, located W of the Rhine and N of the Danube rivers in the 3rd century a.d.: by the 5th century partially driven from this area and settled in N Switzerland and Alsace.
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