Source Word
Low German
Noun
uncountable
nonstandard
A
West
Germanic
language
spoken
in
Low
(i.e.
Northern)
Germany
and
north-eastern
parts
of
the
Netherlands,
and
formerly
also
in
large
parts
of
eastern
and
north-eastern
Europe,
which
developed
out
of
Middle
Low
German
from
Old
Saxon;
often
treated
as
a
dialect
group
of
German
(or
Dutch)
for
convenience,
but
widely
recognized
as
a
separate
language.
Japanese Meaning
低地ドイツ語：西ゲルマン語派に属する言語で、現代では主に北部ドイツと北東オランダで話され、かつては東部や北東ヨーロッパの大部分でも話されていた。中低ドイツ語や古サクソン語から発展し、便宜上はドイツ語やオランダ語の方言群とみなされることもあるが、別個の言語として広く認識されている。
Sense（1）
A
West
Germanic
language
spoken
in
Low
(i.e.
Northern)
Germany
and
north-eastern
parts
of
the
Netherlands,
and
formerly
also
in
large
parts
of
eastern
and
north-eastern
Europe,
which
developed
out
of
Middle
Low
German
from
Old
Saxon;
often
treated
as
a
dialect
group
of
German
(or
Dutch)
for
convenience,
but
widely
recognized
as
a
separate
language.
Sense（2）
