Frisian是什么意思_Frisian怎么读_中英文释义(含例句用法)

Frisian (adj.): 1590s, "of or pertaining to the people of Frisia," the lowland coast of the North Sea and nearby islands (Old English Frysland, Freslond; adjective Freisisc), named for the Germanic tribe whose name was Latinized as Frisii," which perhaps originally meant "curly-headed" (compare Old Frisian frisle "curly hair"). The native form of the people name is Old English Frysan/Fresan (plural). Cognate with Old Frisian Frise, Middle Dutch Vriese, Old High German Friaso). As a noun from c. 1600, "West Germanic language spoken in Friesland." It is closely related to Dutch and Old English.

词态变化

1. The language most closely related to English is the West Germanic language Frisian.: 与英语有着最密切的联系的是西德语言.

2. Frisian, spoken in northern Holland , developed independently , as did Faroese, a Scandinavian language spoken Faroe Islands.: 分布于法罗群岛的一种斯堪的那维亚语(接近于冰岛语).

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old frisian phr. 古弗里斯兰语

frisian islands phr. 弗里西亚群岛（北海的群岛，沿西北欧的海岸伸延)

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