Definition: In the context of linguistics, "germon" refers to a type of language used in the Middle English period (1066-1368). Germons were a form of Old English that was spoken between 974 and 1066 AD. They consisted of a number of different words from the Old English vocabulary, but with some modifications to fit the grammatical rules of the Middle English language.
Germonic languages are characterized by their use of specific
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