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Han·se <-> [ʼhanzə] fHanseatic league¿Kultur?The Hanse or Hanseatic League was originally an association of towns lying on important trade routes. The aim of these Hansestädte was to protect and control trade. The German Hanse had a trade monopoly on the Baltic for 200 years. Today, there are still seven north German towns which call themselves Hansestädte: Hamburg, Bremen, Lübeck, Greifswald, Rostock, Stralsund and Wismar. -
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* * *Hạn|se|stadtfHansa or Hanseatic or Hanse town* * *Han·se·stadtf1. (Bremen, Hamburg und Lübeck) Hanseatic city2. HIST city of the Hanseatic League* * *die Hanseatic city•• Cultural note:Hansestädte (Hanseatic cities), such as Bremen and Hamburg, were once part of an association of trading cities along the North Sea and Baltic coasts. The Hanse (Hanseatic League or Hansa) was formed in the 13th century to protect the economic interests of its members. Meetings were held at Lübeck, where members developed a system of commercial laws. The Hanse lasted as a powerful force until 1669* * *die Hansestadt Hamburg the Hanseatic city of Hamburg* * *die Hanseatic city•• Cultural note:Hansestädte (Hanseatic cities), such as Bremen and Hamburg, were once part of an association of trading cities along the North Sea and Baltic coasts. The Hanse (Hanseatic League or Hansa) was formed in the 13th century to protect the economic interests of its members. Meetings were held at Lübeck, where members developed a system of commercial laws. The Hanse lasted as a powerful force until 1669 -
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m; -, Hänse Jack; der Blanke Hans lit. the North Sea in stormy weather; Hans im Glück Lucky Jim; Hans Guckindieluft Johnny Head-in-the-Air; ich will Hans heißen, wenn... I’m a Dutchman if..., Am. if..., I’ll eat my hat; jeder Hans findet seine Grete Sprichw. every Jack has his Jill* * *Hạns [hans]m - ' or -ens[-zns]Hans im Glück (fig) — lucky dog (inf) or devil (inf)
* * *<- o -ens>[hans]m (Name) Hans* * *der; Hans, HänseHans im Glück — lucky devil; (Märchenfigur) Hans in Luck
* * *der Blanke Hans liter the North Sea in stormy weather;Hans im Glück Lucky Jim;Hans Guckindieluft Johnny Head-in-the-Air;jeder Hans findet seine Grete sprichw every Jack has his Jill* * *der; Hans, HänseHans im Glück — lucky devil; (Märchenfigur) Hans in Luck
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Hạn|sa ['hanza]f -, no pl (HIST)Hanseatic League, Hansa, Hanse* * *Han·sa<->[ˈhanza] -
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hanse — hanse … Dictionnaire des rimes
HANSE — L’histoire a retenu quatre hanses, ou groupements de marchands, et plus spécialement de marchands à l’étranger. Il y eut la hanse des marchands de l’eau, dont les membres jouissaient du monopole de navigation sur la Seine entre Paris et Mantes.… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Hansé — (en wallon Hãncé) est un hameau de la commune d Olne en Belgique. Sommaire 1 Toponymie 2 Histoire 3 Chapelle de Hansé 4 Mare de Hansez … Wikipédia en Français
hanse — 1. (han s ; quelques uns écrivent anse, dit l Académie ; mais cette orthographe est mauvaise) s. f. 1° Hanse teutonique, ou, simplement, hanse, confédération de plusieurs villes d Allemagne et du Nord, qui étaient unies pour le commerce.… … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
Hanse — Hanse, n. [G. hanse, or F. hanse (from German), OHG. & Goth. hansa; akin to AS. h[=o]s band, troop.] An association; a league or confederacy. [1913 Webster] {Hanse towns} (Hist.), certain commercial cities in Germany which associated themselves… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
*hanse — ● hanse nom féminin (haut allemand hansa, troupe) Au Moyen Âge, association de marchands parfois groupés en guildes, dans le nord de l Europe. ● hanse (difficultés) nom féminin (haut allemand hansa, troupe) Prononciation Hanse se prononce avec un … Encyclopédie Universelle
Hanse — Hanse: Die Bezeichnung bevorrechtigter Genossenschaften deutscher Kaufleute, die seit dem 12. Jh. auswärtigen Handel trieben, ging im 14. Jh. auf den großen Städtebund über. Das Wort Hanse geht auf germ. *hansō »Schar« zurück, beachte mhd. hanse … Das Herkunftswörterbuch
hanse — [hans] n. [ME < MFr & < ML hansa, both < MHG & MLowG hanse, association of merchants < OHG hansa, band of men, akin to OE hos, a troop] 1. a medieval guild of merchants 2. a fee paid to this guild the Hanse a medieval league of free… … English World dictionary
Hanse — (h[a^]ns), n. [Cf. F. anse handle, anse de panier surbased arch, flat arch, vault, and E. haunch hip.] (Arch.) That part of an elliptical or many centered arch which has the shorter radius and immediately adjoins the impost. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Hanse — Sf erw. obs. (9. Jh.), mhd. hans(e), ahd. hansa (Krieger )Schar , mndd. hanse, hense Handelsgesellschaft Stammwort. Aus g. * hanso f. Schar , auch in gt. hansa Schar, Menge , ae. hōs Gefolge, Schar . Nachdem das Wort seit dem 12. Jh. für… … Etymologisches Wörterbuch der deutschen sprache
hanse — Hanse, f. penac. Est l association faite d aucun à une compagnie ou corps et college de marchands, Cooptatio, voyez Hanser. Il se prend aussi pour la mesme compagnie, corps et college, Sodalitium, corpus, collegium. Hanse Teutonique, qu on dit… … Thresor de la langue françoyse
