英和和英

語源

From nether- +‎ Saxon, influenced by or a calque of German niedersächsisch (as a noun Niedersächsisch) and similar terms in Dutch (Nedersaksisch) and Low German.

固有名詞

Nether-Saxon

1. Synonym of Low German

形容詞

Nether-Saxon (comparative more Nether-Saxon, superlative most Nether-Saxon)

1. Of or relating to the Low German tongue, people or culture.
   • 1825, Edgar Taylor, Sarah Austin, Lays of the minnesingers or German troubadours, page 106:

     Some of the same songs are, it is said, to be found in the Thuringian dialect in a MS. collection at Jena. Kinderling, in his history of the Plattdeutsch, Nether-Saxon, or Low-German tongue [...]

     Note: This refers to the German work „Geschichte der Nieder-Sächsischen oder sogenanten Plattdeutschen Sprache vornehmlich bis auf Luthers Zeiten, nebst einer Musterung der vornehmsten Denkmahle dieser Mundart, entworfen von M. Joh. Fried. August Kinderling“ (Magdeburg, 1800), page 262.

語源

From nether- +‎ Saxon, influenced by or a calque of German niedersächsisch and similar terms in Dutch, Dutch Low Saxon and German Low German.

固有名詞

Nethersaxon

1. (まれに) Low German.
   • 1825, Edgar Taylor, Sarah Austin, Lays of the minnesingers or German troubadours:

     Some of the same songs are, it is said, to be found in the Thuringian dialect in a MS. collection at Jena. Kinderling, in his history of the Plattdeutsch, NetherSaxon, or Low-German tongue [...]

形容詞

Nethersaxon (comparative more Nethersaxon, superlative most Nethersaxon)

1. (まれに) Of or relating to the Low German tongue, people, or culture.
   • 1949, Johns Hopkins University, Modern language notes:

     Much of the conservative rationality of the Nethersaxon Duke, the Braunschweiger of the basin between the Elbe and Weser north of the Harz mountains, is reflected in this Fool, a fact which Mr. Knight might better substitute for his [...]