"bas allemand" meaning in French

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Noun

Head templates: {{head|fr|noun|g=m}} bas allemand m
  1. Low German Tags: masculine Synonyms: bas-allemand Meronyms: bas saxon, bas-saxon
    Sense id: en-bas_allemand-fr-noun-ANCKPi~i Categories (other): French entries with incorrect language header, Pages with 1 entry, Pages with entries
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          "ref": "1868, M. J. Nolet de Brauwere van Steeland, Le pan-germanisme et la revue flamande ‹ De Toekomst ›, page 6:",
          "text": "Dès l’origine, le teuton se divise en deux dialectes bien distincts: le haut allemand et le bas allemand. [...] Cette langue bas allemande se subdivisait de nouveau en dialectes bas saxon ou Plattdeutsch et en néerlandais (flamand), [...]",
          "type": "quote"
        },
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          "english": "(please add an English translation of this quotation)",
          "ref": "1978, Aldo Dami, L'Europe linguistique, in: L’Europe et ses populations. Oeuvre collective accomplie sur l'initiative et sous la direction d'Abel et d'Yvonne-Delphee Miroglio, pp. 21ff., here p. 25",
          "text": "Le bas allemand comprend le plattdeutsch (bas franconien, sassisch ou bas saxon, et bas allemand oriental ou néoprussien), et le néerlandais avec ses dialectes flamands de Belgique et des Flandres françaises (Westhoek).",
          "type": "quotation"
        },
        {
          "text": "1989, Jacques François, Changement, causation, action: Trois catégories sémantiques fondamentales du lexique verbal français et allemand, p. 362, containing a chart with \"sous-groupe bas-allemand\" divided into \"bas-franconien\" and \"bas-saxon\""
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          "word": "bas saxon"
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    {
      "word": "bas saxon"
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          "ref": "1868, M. J. Nolet de Brauwere van Steeland, Le pan-germanisme et la revue flamande ‹ De Toekomst ›, page 6:",
          "text": "Dès l’origine, le teuton se divise en deux dialectes bien distincts: le haut allemand et le bas allemand. [...] Cette langue bas allemande se subdivisait de nouveau en dialectes bas saxon ou Plattdeutsch et en néerlandais (flamand), [...]",
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          "text": "Le bas allemand comprend le plattdeutsch (bas franconien, sassisch ou bas saxon, et bas allemand oriental ou néoprussien), et le néerlandais avec ses dialectes flamands de Belgique et des Flandres françaises (Westhoek).",
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          "text": "1989, Jacques François, Changement, causation, action: Trois catégories sémantiques fondamentales du lexique verbal français et allemand, p. 362, containing a chart with \"sous-groupe bas-allemand\" divided into \"bas-franconien\" and \"bas-saxon\""
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