- ostrogoth
- n.m.Individu grossier, vulgaire.
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ostrogoth — ostrogoth, gothe [ ɔstrɔgo; ostrogo, gɔt ] n. et adj. • XIXe; ostrogot 1668 fig.; bas lat. ostrogothus, n. d une tribu des Goths, du germ. ost « est » et goth 1 ♦ Hist. Habitant de la partie orientale des territoires occupés par les Goths. Les… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Ostrogoth — c.1600, the East Goths, who conquered Italy late 5c. and established, under Theodric, a kingdom there that lasted from 493 to 555 C.E., from L.L. Ostrogothæ, lit. eastern Goths from P.Gmc. *aust(a)r east (for second element, see GOTH (Cf. Goth);… … Etymology dictionary
Ostrogoth — Os tro*goth, prop. n. [L. Ostrogothi, pl. See {East}, and {Goth}.] One of the Eastern Goths. See {Goth}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Ostrogoth — [äs′trə gäth΄, äs′trəgôth΄] n. [LL Ostrogothus, earlier Austrogoti (pl.) < Gmc * austra ,EAST + LL Gothi: see GOTH1] an East Goth; esp., a member of the group that conquered Italy in the 5th cent. A.D. Ostrogothic adj … English World dictionary
Ostrogoth — Ostrogoths Wikipédia … Wikipédia en Français
Ostrogoth — Ostrogothic, Ostrogothian, adj. /os treuh goth /, n. a member of the easterly division of the Goths, maintaining a monarchy in Italy, A.D. 493 555. Cf. Visigoth. [1640 50; < LL Ostrogothi, Austrogoti (pl.) < Gmc, equiv. to *austro eastwards (ON… … Universalium
Ostrogoth — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Late Latin Ostrogothi, plural Date: 14th century a member of the eastern division of the Goths • Ostrogothic adjective … New Collegiate Dictionary
Ostrogoth — noun A member of a tribe of Eastern Goths that invaded Italy in the sixth century … Wiktionary
Ostrogoth — [ ɒstrəgɒθ] noun a member of the eastern branch of the Goths, who conquered Italy in the 5th–6th centuries AD. Derivatives Ostrogothic adjective Origin from late L. Ostrogothi (plural), from the Gmc base of east + late L. Gothi Goths … English new terms dictionary
ostrogoth — os·tro·goth … English syllables
