by Willem and Joan Blaeu , 1645. Aestui , Venedi , Goths Gythones and Ingaevones are labeled in the right upper portion of the map. Ing, the legendary father of the Ingaevones Ingvaeones derives his ... 99 Grigsby 2005 99. ref Since the Ingaevones form the bulk of the Sub Roman Britain Anglo Saxon migration ... Pre Roman Iron Age am bg da Ingv onerne de Ingaevonen es Ingaevones fy Ingvaeones it Ingaevones nl Ingvaeones ja ru sv Ingvaeoner uk ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Germanic tribes 750BC 1AD The West Germanic tribes were Germanic peoples who spoke the branch of Germanic languages known as West Germanic languages . They appear to be derived from the Jastorf culture , a Pre Roman Iron Age offshoot of the Nordic Bronze Age culture. The West Germanic tribes expanded southwards to the Rhine and later down to the Alps and west into Great Britain . Groups Istvaeones Saxons Jutes Angles Thuringians Alamanni Suebi Franks Sicambri Salian Franks Salii Chamavi Bructeri Chatti Chattuarii Ampsivarii Tencteri Ubii Batavians Batavi Frisii Cimbri Batavi Germanic tribe Batavi Chatti Thuringii Hermunduri Ingaevones See also Portal Ancient Germanic culture North Germanic tribes East Germanic tribes DEFAULTSORT West Germanic Tribes Category Ancient Germanic peoples Ethno stub es Pueblos germ nicos occidentales it Popoli germanici occidentali nl West Germaanse volkeren pt Tribos germ nicas ocidentais ... more details
merge Yngvi date February 2012 Ingunar Freyr is the name given to Freyr in the Lokasenna small 43 small and in the Great saga of Saint Olaf . It is often assumed that Ingunar is the West Germanic equivalent of the Scandinavian Yngvi . ref John Lindow Lindow, John . 2002. http books.google.com books?id KlT7tv3eMSwC&printsec frontcover&source gbs navlinks s v onepage&q &f false Norse Mythology A Guide to the Gods, Heroes, Rituals, and Beliefs . New York Oxford University Press . ISBN 0 19 515382 0. ref The meaning of Ingunar remains uncertain. It could be related to the Ingaevones , a Germanic tribe. Another solution is to understand Ingunar as the genitive form of Ingun, who would be a fertility goddess. ref Schr der, Franz Rolf. 1941. Untersuchungen zur germanischen und vergleichenden Religionsgeschichte . Vol. 1, Ingunar Freyr . T bingen J.C.B. Mohr. ref A close form, frea Ingwina lord of the friends of Yngvi Ing is used in Beowulf small 1319 small , where it refers to the Danish king Hro gar . See also Yngvi References references Norse mythology Category Vanir ja ... more details
Infobox given name name Inge image imagesize caption pronunciation gender meaning region origin related names footnotes Inge is a common Given name given personal name in most Germanic language Germanic language speaking cultures, but primarily a surname surname family name in English language English speaking ones. In most of Scandinavia the name is primarily given to boys, while in Denmark and in Dutch and German speaking countries it is given to girls. It is derived from Yngvi Ing , an alternative name for the norse mythology norse god Freyr . In the legendary prehistory of the Germanic peoples Ing was one of the three sons of Mannus and the ancestor of the Ingaevones . Since the Ingaevones form the bulk of the Sub Roman Britain Anglo Saxon migration Anglo Saxon settlement in Great Britain Britain , they were speculated by Noah Webster to have given England its name. ref Webster, Noah. Letters to a Young Gentleman Commencing His Education . S. Converse, 1823. Page 105. ref As a given name its pronunciation typically consists of two syllables with the stress falling on the initial one, while as a surname it is usually pronounced in England to rhyme with ring. Alternatively especially in the USA some families pronounce it to rhyme with hinge. Some related names are Inga , Ingar , Yngve , Inger , Ingrid name Ingrid , Ingeborg , Ingram , Ingvild and Ingunn . A number of famous people are named Inge Scandinavian royalty Inge I of Norway d. 1161 Inge II of Norway d. 1217 Inge I of Sweden d. ca. 1100 Ingold II Inge II of Sweden 12th century Modern Inge Lehmann d. 1993 , Danish seismologist Inge Krokann d. 1962 , Norwegian writer Kjell Inge R kke b. 1958 , Norwegian businessman Stig Inge Bj rnebye b. 1969 , Norwegian soccer player as a surname Peter Inge, Baron Inge Field Marshal Peter Anthony Inge b. 1935 , British soldier Baron Inge, KG, GCB, PC, DL, former Chief of the UK Defence Staff Brandon Inge b.1977 , American athlete baseball , Detroit Tigers Third Baseman 1998 ... more details
About the Germanic figure the rural community in New South Wales, Australia Mannus, New South Wales Cleanup date December 2008 File Mannus s ner.jpg thumb right 250px The sons of Mannus as depicted by Carl Larsson for Fredrik Sander s 1893 edition of the Poetic Edda . Woodcut by Justus Peterson. Mannus is a Germanic peoples Germanic mythological Is mythological correct to use here? figure attested by the 1st century AD Roman Empire Roman historian Tacitus in his work Germania . According to Tacitus, Mannus is the son of Tuisto and the progenitor of the Numbers in Germanic paganism three Germanic tribes Ingaevones , Irminones Herminones and Istvaeones . Tacitus account Quote from 2. chapter of Germania about Mannus to be merged in here. In ancient lays, their only type of historical tradition, they celebrate Tuisto, a god brought forth from the earth. They attribute to him a son, Mannus, the source and founder of their people, and to Mannus three sons, from whose names those nearest the Ocean are called Ingvaeones, those in the middle Herminones, and the rest Isvaeones. Some people, inasmuch as antiquity gives free reign to speculation, maintain that there were more sons born from the god and hence more tribal designations Marsi, Gambrivii, Suebi, and Vandilii and that those names are genuine and ancient. http books.google.com books?id htUciQ68Ro4C Tacitus Germania book Germania , chapter 2 explicitly mentions the names of these Germanic tribes, claiming descent from Mannus Ingaevones Ingvaeones living at the coastal line of the North Sea Herminones Irminones living in the interior part around the Elbe Istaevones Istvaeones living at the borders of the river Rhine Etymology Main Man word The name of this deity means human or man as in Homo sapiens . It stems from the same root as the Proto Indian religion Indian Manu Hinduism Manu , progenitor of humanity, first holy king to rule this earth who saves mankind and the Vedas and the priesthood from the universal flood. ... more details
wiktionary ing Ing ing Ing or ing or ING may refer to In English ing , a suffix added to English verbs to make a present active participle or a gerund Ing, a word for a water meadow In old Germanic history Ing, Ingui or Yngvi , a Germanic god Ingaevones , a West Germanic cultural group Yngvi The Ingwaz rune Ing , one of the Anglo Saxon runes Anglo Saxon futhorc runes People Ing Chang ki 1914 1997 , Taiwanese industrialist, philanthropist and founder of the Ing Foundation David Ing born 1958 , Canadian engineer and systems scientist Dean Ing born 1931 , American thriller and science fiction author Nita Ing born 1955 , Taiwanese executive and the former Chairman of the Board of the Taiwan High Speed Rail Corporation Peter Ing born 1969 , former NHL goaltender Roger Ing 1933 2008 , Chinese Canadian artist Ing Yoe Tan born 1948 , Dutch lawmaker, member of the Senate for the Labour Party PvdA since 1998 Places Ing River , a tributary of the Mekong River in northern Thailand As an abbreviation Engineer s degree ingenieur , an abbreviation used in some European countries Idaho National Guard , a reserve military force in the state of Idaho Illinois National Guard , a reserve military force in the state of Illinois Index Nominum Genericorum , an index of all published generic names of plants covered by the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature Indiana National Guard , a reserve military force in the state of Indiana ING, the official abbreviation for a member of the Ordre des ing nieurs du Qu bec OIQ Instituut voor Nederlandse Geschiedenis , Institute of Dutch History Iowa National Guard , a reserve military force in the state of Iowa Iraqi National Guard , a former part of the Iraqi military Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes , a group of telescopes in La Palma, Canary Islands Brands and proper names ING Engineering , a Canadian company headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario that provides unmanned system solutions ING Group , a Dutch financial institution with operations wo ... more details
Bucht , but might be seen as Holsteiner Bucht . The Angles were part of the Federation of the Ingaevones ... recorded under different names grouped by late ethnologists as Ingaevones . A more complete presentation ... more details
File Germanic dialects ca. AD 1.png thumb right 300px The distribution of the primary Germanic languages Germanic dialect groups in Europe in around AD 1 legend Blue North Germanic languages North Germanic legend Red North Sea Germanic , or Ingvaeonic legend Orange Weser Rhine Germanic , or Istvaeonic legend Yellow Elbe Germanic , or Irminonic legend Green East Germanic languages East Germanic Ingvaeonic IPA en vi n k , also known as North Sea Germanic , is a postulated grouping of the West Germanic languages that comprises Old Frisian , Old English language Old English ref Also known as Anglo Saxon . ref and Old Saxon . ref Some include West Flemish . Cf. Bremmer 2009 22 . ref Ingvaeonic is named after the Ingaevones , a West Germanic cultural group or proto tribe along the North Sea coast. It is not thought of as a monolithic proto language , but rather as a group of closely related dialects that underwent several areal changes in relative unison. ref For a full discussion of the areal changes involved and their relative chronologies, see Voyles 1992 . ref The grouping was first proposed in Nordgermanen und Alemanen 1942 by German linguist and philologist Friedrich Maurer linguist Friedrich Maurer 1898 1984 , as an alternative to the strict tree diagram s which had become popular following the work of 19th century linguist August Schleicher and which assumed the existence of a special Anglo Frisian languages Anglo Frisian group. ref http www.germanistik.uni freiburg.de auer ?Geschichte des Lehrstuhls Friedrich Maurer Lehrstuhl f r Germanische Philologie Linguistik ref The other groupings are Low Franconian Istvaeonic , from the Istvaeones , including Netherlandic , Afrikaans , and related languages and High German languages Irminonic , from the Irminones , including the High German languages . Characteristics Linguistic evidence for Ingvaeonic are common innovations observed in Old Frisian, Old English and Old Saxon such as the following The so called Ingvaeo ... more details
Distinguish2 Gout , the medical condition commonly affecting the big toe lang non Gautr , Gauti , Guti , Gothus and Geat are name forms based on the same Proto Germanic root, lang gem u see god word God . Gapt is generally considered to be a corruption of Gaut . ref http listserv.linguistlist.org cgi bin wa?A2 ind0009&L gothic l&D 0&P 8323 LISTSERV 14.4 Bot generated title ref The names may represent the eponymous founder of an early tribe ancestral to the Gautar Geat s , Gutans Goths and Gutes Gotlanders . Gaut was one of Odin s names and the name forms are thought to be echoes of an ancient ancestry tradition among Germanic tribes , such as that of Yngvi , Freyr and the Ingaevones . Moreover, the names Geats , Goths and Gutes are closely related tribal names. Geat was originally Proto Germanic lang gem Gautoz , and Goths and Gutes were lang gem Gutaniz . According to Andersson 1996 , lang gem Gautoz and lang gem Gutaniz are two ablaut grades of a Proto Germanic word with the meaning to pour modern Swedish lang se gjuta , modern Danish lang da gyde , modern German lang de giessen English in got , gushing designating the tribes as pourers of metal or forgers of men . The name lang non Gautr appears as one of the names of Odin in Norse mythology , but also as an alternative form of the name lang non Gauti , who was one of Odin s sons, and the founder of the kingdom of the Geat s, G taland lang non Gautland Geatland , in B sa saga ok Herrau s c. 1300 . This Gautr Gauti also appears as the father of the recurrent and undatable Geatish king Gautrekr in that saga, and several other sagas produced between 1225 and 1310. Some versions of the English royal line of Wessex add names above that of Woden, purportedly giving Woden s ancestry, though the names are now usually thought be in fact another royal lineage that has been at some stage erroneously pasted onto the top of the standard genealogy. Some of these genealogies end in Geat , whom it is reasonable to think might ... more details
Image Yngve Frey bygger Gamla Upsala tempel by Hugo Hamilton.jpg thumb 250px Yngve Frey bygger Gamla Upsala tempel 1830 by Hugo Hamilton. Yngvi Freyr builds the Uppsala temple. Contains Runic text Yngvi , Yngvin , Ingwine , Inguin are names that relate to an older theonym Ing and which appears to have been the older name for the god Freyr originally an epithet , meaning lord . Proto Germanic Ingwaz was one of the three sons of Mannus and the legendary ancestor of the Ingaevones and is also the reconstructed name of the Elder Futhark rune . A torc , the Ring of Pietroassa , part of a late third to fourth century Goth ic hoard discovered in Romania , is inscribed in much damaged runes, one reading of which is gutan i ng wi n hailag , to Ingwi of the Goths. Holy . ref See Ring of Pietroassa see also R. North, http books.google.com books?id X LKUIqNvPQC&pg PP1&dq Heathen Gods in Old English Literature&lr &ei g2DTSqn6CIiWMPrOkIsO v onepage&q &f false Heathen Gods in Old English Literature 1997 140 49, noted by John Grigsby, Beowulf and Grendel , 2005 132 and note 16. ref Etymology see Fraujaz The Old Norse name Yngvi is a hypocoristic form of an older and rarer Yngvin Old High German OHG Inguin , Old English OE Ingwine , which is derived from the theonym Ing and means worshiper or friend of Ing . ref name etym http runeberg.org svetym 1272.html Hellquist, E. 1922 . Svensk etymologisk ordbok p. 1184ff ref The theonym would originally have been Proto Germanic Inguz , ref name etym2 http runeberg.org svetym 0360.html Hellquist, E. 1922 . Svensk etymologisk ordbok p. 272 ref and it appears in Old Norse Ingvifreyr and Ingunarfreyr , as well as in OE fr a inguina , and which mean Lord of the Inguins , i.e. the god Freyr . The name appears also in Ingvaeones which was a grouping of related tribes occupying the original Germanic homeland, and distinct from the migrant tribes that spread out of the homeland from the beginning of the Celtic Iron Age onward. Other names that ret ... more details
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Image Imperium Romanum Germania.png thumb 300px Map of the Roman Empire and Germania Magna in the early 2nd century, with the location of some tribes described by Tacitus as Germanic. italictitle The Germania lang la De Origine et situ Germanorum , literally Concerning the Origin and Situation of the Germanics , ref Some sources translate it as Concerning the Origin and Situation of the Germans , but the Germanic peoples are intended in general rather than Germans in the modern sense. ref written by Tacitus Gaius Cornelius Tacitus around 98, is an ethnography ethnographic work on the Germanic tribe s outside the Roman Empire . Contents The Germania begins with a description of the lands, laws, and customs of the Germanic people Chapters 1&ndash 27 it then segues into descriptions of individual tribes, beginning with those dwelling closest to Roman lands and ending on the uttermost shores of the Baltic, among the amber gathering Aesti , the primitive and savage Fenni , and the unknown tribes beyond them. Tacitus says Ch. 2 that physically, the Germans appeared to be a distinct nation, not an admixture of their neighbors, as nobody would desire to migrate to a climate as horrid as Germany s. They are divided into three large branches, the Ingaevones , the Herminones and the Istaevones , deriving their ancestry from three sons of Mannus , son of Tuisto , their common forefather. In Chapter 4, he mentions that they all have common physical characteristics, blue eyes truces et caerulei oculi sky coloured, azure, dark blue, dark green , reddish hair rutilae comae red, golden red, reddish yellow and large bodies, vigorous at the first onset but not tolerant of exhausting labour, tolerant of hunger and cold but not of heat. ref unde habitus quoque corporum, tamquam in tanto hominum numero, idem omnibus truces et caerulei oculi, rutilae comae, magna corpora et tantum ad impetum valida. 3 laboris atque operum non eadem patientia, minimeque sitim aestumque tolerare, frigora at ... more details
Image Satellitbild ver Sverige 15 mars 2002.jpg thumb right Scandinavia. Image Naturalishistoria.jpg thumb right Front page of a 1669 edition of Pliny s Naturalis Historia . The Hilleviones were a Germanic peoples Germanic people occupying an island called Scatinavia in the 1st century AD, according to the Ancient Rome Roman geographer Pliny the Elder in Naturalis Historia Book 4, Chapter 96 , written circa 77 AD. Pliny s Scatinavia is generally believed to have referred to the Scandinavian peninsula , which in the 1st century AD had not yet been fully explored by the Romans and was therefore described as an island. Pliny wrote that it was an island of a magnitude as yet unascertained . ref name Bostock Translations from Latin to English as per Natural History. Pliny the Elder. Editions and translations English. John Bostock, M.D., F.R.S. H.T. Riley, Esq., B.A. London. Taylor and Francis, Red Lion Court, Fleet Street. 1855. ref The Hilleviones lived in the only part of the island that was known, and according to Pliny, they thought of their 500 villages as a separate alterum world. Pliny s description Along the route to Scatinavia, as described by Pliny, were unexplored islands with people who were rumoured to have ears of such extraordinary size as to cover the rest of the body, which is otherwise left naked . On neighboring islands, human beings are produced with the feet of horses , Pliny wrote. ref name Bostock Leaving these unfamiliar lands behind, a traveller will enter the nation of the Ingaevones in Germania , where, according to Pliny, we begin to have some information upon which more implicit reliance can be placed . ref name Bostock In this more familiar territory is a mountain range called Saevo , which stretches all the way to a large promontory called Cimbri Cimbrorum , which ends in a Headlands and bays gulf called Codanus . It is here, in this gulf, that the island of Scatinavia can be found. The section that mentions the Hilleviones is short Incipi ... more details
Refimprove date November 2008 for the village in Suceava County , Romania Bro teni, Suceava Image Holda, the g tige Besch zerin by F. W. Heine.jpg thumb 300px Holda, the good protectress 1882 by Friedrich Wilhelm Heine . In German folklore Germanic folklore as established by Jacob Grimm , ref Grimm, Deutsche Mythologie 4th ed., Elard H. Meyer, ed. G tersloh 1876 77, I 220ff. ref Frau Holda or Holle is the supernatural matron of Spinning textiles spinning , childbirth and domestic animals, and is also associated with winter, witchcraft witches and the Wild Hunt . Her name is cognate with Scandinavia n beings known as the Huldra and the v lva Huld , ref The article http runeberg.org nfbk 0659.html Huldra in Nordisk familjebok 1909 . ref and Jacob Grimm traced her to a Germanic deities goddess of Germanic antiquity . ref Grimm made the attempt to establish her as a benevolent goddess of German antiquity, noted Edgar A. List, Is Frau Holda the Virgin Mary? The German Quarterly 29 .2 March 1956, pp. 80 84 p. 80. ref Frau Holle is an ancient figure. The name Hludana is found in five Latin inscriptions three from the lower Rhine Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum XIII 8611, 8723, 8661 , one from M nstereifel CIL 13 7944 and one from Beetgum, Frisia CIL 13 8830 all dating from 197 AD 235 AD. Many attempts have been made to interpret this name. ref An early interpretation, with quoted inscriptions, is U. Ph. Boissevain, De inscriptione Romana apud Frisios reperta , Mnemosyne , New Series, 16 1888 439 447 p. 440f. Boissevain noted the Celtic form Hlu ena and located inscriptions among the Frisian Ingaevones of Tacitus De Germania . ref The most steadfast connections are with Frau Holle and Hulda on one hand, and the Old Norse Hl yn , a byname for the Earth, Thor s mother, on the other. She is also frequently equated with Nerthus, who also rides in a wagon, and Odin s wife, Frigg, from her alternate names Frau Guaden Wodan , Frau Goden, and Frau Frekke as well as her position as ... more details
other uses2 Saxon File Widukind Herfod.jpg 300px thumb right Statue of the Saxons leader Widukind , who fought for Saxon independence against Charlemagne , in Herford , Kreis Herford , Nordrhein Westfalen , Germany . The Saxons lang la Saxones , lang ang Seaxe , lang osx Sahson , lang nds Sassen were a confederation of Germanic peoples Germanic tribes on the North German plain , who during the Middle Ages migrated to the British Isles and formed part of the Anglo Saxons . The Saxons were originally Ingaevones Ingvaeonic tribes, whose earliest known area of settlement is Northern Albingia , an area approximately that of modern Holstein . This area overlapped the area of the Angles , a tribe with which they were frequently closely linked. Saxons participated in the Anglo Saxon settlement of Britain Germanic settlement of Great Britain Britain during and after the fifth century. It is unknown how many migrated from the continent to Britain, though estimates for the total number of Anglo Saxon settlers are around two hundred thousand. ref http www.ucl.ac.uk media library apartheidengland Germans set up an apartheid like society in Britain ref During the Middle ages , because of international Hanseatic League Hanseatic trading routes and contingent migration during the Middle Ages , Saxons mixed with and had strong influences upon the languages and cultures of the North Germanic language North Germanic and Baltic peoples Baltic and Finnic peoples , and also upon the Polabian Slavs and Pomeranians Slavic tribe Pomeranian West Slavs West Slavic people. In the 18th century many modern Saxons have settled in regions around the world, especially in North America , Australia , South Africa , Rhodesia , Southern Brazil and in areas of the former Soviet Union , and their most prominent dialiect, English language English , became the World language leading language of international discourse and the lingua franca in many parts of the world. Etymology File Germany Laender Niedersa ... more details
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