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Franconia
name
South Low Franconian
name
Upper Franconian
name
Central Franconian
name
one
of
two
main
subgroups
of
the
West
Central
German
dialects;
spoken
in
the
north-western
half
of
Rhineland-Palatinate,
south-western
North
Rhine-Westphalia,
easternmost
Belgium,
and
southeasternmost
Limburg
(Netherlands);
distinguished
from
Rhine
Franconian
by
the
use
of
dat
(“that”)
and
wat
(“what”),
and
the
consistent
pronunciation
of
Germanic
-β-
as
a
fricative
(i.e.
[v],
or
[f]
when
now
in
coda
position).
Low Franconian
name
Rhine Franconian
name
one
of
two
main
subgroups
of
the
West
Central
German
dialects;
spoken
in
Hesse,
the
southeastern
half
of
Rhineland-Palatinate,
northernmost
Baden-Württemberg,
and
traditionally
in
Lorraine
(France);
distinguished
from
Central
Franconian
by
the
use
of
das
(“that”)
and
was
(“what”),
and
the
pronunciation
of
Germanic
-β-
as
a
stop
[p]
when
now
in
coda
position.
Moselle Franconian
name
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.
Old Low Franconian
Franconian
name
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.
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