Hanseatic

English

Etymology

From Medieval Latin hanseaticus, from hansa, of Germanic origin, from Old High German hansa (“troop, company”), from Proto-West Germanic *hansu (“crowd, company”).

Adjective

Hanseatic (not comparable)

Of or pertaining to the German Hanse.

Derived terms

Translations

of or pertaining to the German Hanse

Catalan: hanseàtic
Czech: hanzovní
Danish: hanseatisk
Estonian: hansa
Finnish: hansa-
German: hanseatisch (de), hansisch (de), Hanse- (de)
Irish: Hainseatach
Norwegian:
Bokmål: hanseatisk

Nynorsk: hanseatisk
Polish: hanzeatycki (pl)
Portuguese: hanseático (pt)
Russian: ганзе́йский (ru) (ganzéjskij)
Spanish: hanseático (es)
Swedish: hanseatisk (sv)
Welsh: Hanseatig

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