See also: Germán, german
Part of speech: Proper noun

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Hyphenation: Ger|man
Subject area: Brauchtum Volksglaube, Brauchtum, Volksglaube, Chemie, Männername

Description:

• [Vorname] German ist ein männlicher Vorname.
• [Mythologie] German, gérman, auch gérmantscho, skalojan und kalojáni, ist eine Idolpuppe im Brauchtum von Nordbulgarien, Südrumänien...
• [Nowgorod] German war von 1078 bis 1096 Bischof von Nowgorod. Er wird in der russisch-orthodoxen Kirche als Heiliger verehrt. Sein G...