Examples of using Wends in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Wends of Rügen.
It was the greatest victory ever over the Wends, with up to 15,000 killed.
He wends on higher.
Doppelsauger: A German vampire found in the northern regions, among the Wends(a Slavic Race).
The term Wends was also used in history in the following meanings.
It describes eventsrelated to northwest Slavic tribes known as the Wends up to 1171.
After that victory, Wends were under increasing pressure from Germans, Danes and Poles.
Only some rural communities which did not have a strong admixture with Germans and continued to use WestSlavic languages were still termed Wends.
During the civil wars, the Wends raided the Danish coasts and sounds without much Danish resistance.
Only some rural communities that did not show strong admixture with Germans and continued to use West Slaviclanguages tongues were still termed"Wends".
As Sweyn engaged the Wends in naval battle, he received little support from Canute, and lost his flagship.
No kind of information is excluded, but the fullest details refer to the bishopric of Merseburg,and to the wars against the Wends and the Poles.
Today, the term Wends is used primarily in historical contexts, but may also refer to Kashubians, Sorbs or people of Sorbian descent.
The purpose of this chronicle was to demonstrate how Christianity andthe German nationality gradually succeeded in gaining a footing among the Wends, especially in the eastern portion of Holstein.
Many Lusatian Wends immigrated to countries that welcomed them as a source of cheap labor, including the United States and Australia.
In the 13th century there was indeed a people called Wends or Vends living as far as northern Latvia around the city of Wenden and it is not known if they were indeed Slavs as their name suggests.
The term"Wends" now referred to Slavic-speaking minorities within the empire, whereas the Slavs east of the new border were not termed"Wends", but Poles, Czechs etc.
A Finnish historian, Matti Klinge,has speculated that the words"Wends" or"Vandals" used in Scandinavian sources occasionally meant all peoples of the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea from Pomerania to Finland, including some Finnic peoples.
While the Wends were arriving in so-called Germania Slavica as large homogeneous groups, they soon divided into a variety of small tribes, with large strips of woodland separating one tribal settlement area from another.
Wend looks like a very, very good longterm investment.
They wend the river and channel to the Irish Sea.
Listen, Wend.
Yeah, me, speak… Wend, hello!
In 983, many Wend tribes participated in a great uprising against the Holy Roman Empire, which had previously established Christian missions, German colonies and German administrative institutions(Marken such as Nordmark and Billungermark) in pagan Wendish territories.
Bob wend on a fishing trip in the snow with his grandfather.