West Germanic language

A West Germanic language is a member of the Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family that evolved in western and central Europe, including languages such as English, German, and Dutch.

Aliases (17)

• variety of English ×25
• dialect of English ×12
• West Germanic language variety ×11
• stage of the English language ×3
• American English dialect ×2
• High German dialect ×2
• Low Franconian dialect ×2
• Upper German dialect group ×2
• West Central German dialect ×2
• English language variety ×1
• German language variety ×1
• Germanic languages subgroup ×1
• Ingvaeonic language ×1
• Low Franconian variety ×1
• Low Saxon dialect ×1
• West Germanic dialect ×1
• West Germanic dialect continuum ×1

Instances (91)

• African American Vernacular English ("dialect of English")
• British English ("variety of English")
• Bangalore English ("dialect of English")
• Mumbai English ("dialect of English")
• Limburgish (Dutch variety) ("Low Franconian dialect")
• Midwestern American English ("variety of English")
• Delhi English ("dialect of English")
• Chennai English ("dialect of English")
• West Germanic languages ("Germanic languages subgroup")
• Zeelandic ("West Germanic language variety")
• Old Dutch
• Middle Dutch
• Achterhooks ("Low Saxon dialect")
• Low German
• Austro-Bavarian German ("Upper German dialect group")
• Lombardic
• Alemannic German ("Upper German dialect group")
• Early Modern English ("stage of the English language")
• American English ("variety of English")
• Irish English ("variety of English")
• Indian English ("variety of English")
• South African English ("variety of English")
• Middle English ("stage of the English language")
• East Franconian ("High German dialect")
• Dutch
• Northumbrian ("West Germanic language variety")
• Yola language
• English
• Rhenish Franconian ("West Central German dialect")
• Yiddish
• Old Frisian
• Middle Frisian
• Proto-West Germanic
• North American English ("variety of English")
• Old Saxon
• Saterland Frisian
• Old English
• Old High German
• East Flemish ("West Germanic dialect")
• New Zealand English ("variety of English")
• Anglo-Frisian dialects ("West Germanic dialect continuum")
• British Isles English ("variety of English")
• Scots
• Pennsylvania German ("West Central German dialect")
• Australasian English ("variety of English")
• Standard English ("variety of English")
• AAVE ("variety of English")
• Southern American English ("variety of English")
• Estuary English ("variety of English")
• Cockney ("variety of English")
• Afrikaans
• Newfoundland English ("dialect of English")
• Maritime English ("variety of English")
• High German ("West Germanic language variety")
• California English ("dialect of English")
• BBC English ("variety of English")
• Oxford English ("variety of English")
• New England English ("dialect of English")
• Middle High German ("West Germanic language variety")
• Old Frankish
• West Flemish ("West Germanic language variety")
• Canadian English ("variety of English")
• Middle Low German
• Luxembourgish
• Australian English ("variety of English")
• Chicago English ("variety of English")
• Twents ("West Germanic language variety")
• Wisconsin English ("dialect of English")
• Walcheren dialect ("West Germanic language variety")
• Veluws ("West Germanic language variety")
• South Guelderish ("Low Franconian dialect")
• Sallands ("West Germanic language variety")
• Dutch Low Saxon
• German
• Chicano English ("English language variety")
• Western American English ("variety of English")
• Received Pronunciation ("variety of English")
• English in the Northern Mariana Islands ("variety of English")
• Scottish English ("variety of English")