Source Word
Moselle Franconian
Proper noun
One
of
two
subgroups
of
the
Central
Franconian
dialects;
spoken
in
the
north-western
half
of
Rhineland-Palatinate,
the
Siegerland,
and
parts
of
eastern
Belgium;
distinguished
from
the
northern
Ripuarian
by
a
number
of
fairly
parallel
isoglosses,
of
which
the
Moselle
Franconian
diphthongization
of
Germanic
-ī-,
-ū-
is
the
most
important.
Japanese Meaning
中央フランコニアン方言の二つの下位群の一つで、ラインラント＝プファルツ州北西半分、ジーガーランド、東ベルギーの一部地域で話される方言です。北部のリパウリアン方言とは、複数の平行する同系統線により区別されており、その中でもドイツ語の語根 -ī-, -ū- の母音二重化が最も重要な特徴となっています。
Sense（1）
One
of
two
subgroups
of
the
Central
Franconian
dialects;
spoken
in
the
north-western
half
of
Rhineland-Palatinate,
the
Siegerland,
and
parts
of
eastern
Belgium;
distinguished
from
the
northern
Ripuarian
by
a
number
of
fairly
parallel
isoglosses,
of
which
the
Moselle
Franconian
diphthongization
of
Germanic
-ī-,
-ū-
is
the
most
important.
