Source Word
Franconian
IPA(Pronunciation)
Proper noun
A
linguistic
marker
for
a
number
of
West
Germanic
languages
and
dialects
spoken
in
the
former
core
of
the
Frankish
Empire:
Low
Countries
(the
Netherlands,
Belgium
and
Luxembourg)
and
western
Germany.
Within
these
groups
there
are
a
number
of
well
known
languages
and
dialects,
such
as
Dutch
and
Afrikaans
but
also
the
Pennsylvania
German
language
spoken
in
North
America.
Japanese Meaning
フランク朝帝国の旧中心地、つまり低地諸国（オランダ、ベルギー、ルクセンブルク）や西ドイツで話される西ゲルマン語系の言語や方言を示す名称。例えば、オランダ語、アフリカーンス語、北米で話されるペンシルバニア・ドイツ語などが含まれる。
Sense（1）
A
linguistic
marker
for
a
number
of
West
Germanic
languages
and
dialects
spoken
in
the
former
core
of
the
Frankish
Empire:
Low
Countries
(the
Netherlands,
Belgium
and
Luxembourg)
and
western
Germany.
Within
these
groups
there
are
a
number
of
well
known
languages
and
dialects,
such
as
Dutch
and
Afrikaans
but
also
the
Pennsylvania
German
language
spoken
in
North
America.
