Alamán
[ ah-lah-mahn ]
noun
Lu·cas [loo-kahs], /ˈlu kɑs/, 1792–1853, Mexican historian and politician.
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How to use Alamán in a sentence
It is on account of the valedictory words of this History that I have introduced the name of Alaman on this occasion.
The leading features in the life of a Turkoman are the Alaman (predatory expedition) or the Tchapao (the surprise).
Travels in Central Asia | Arminius VmbryI have also some volumes of Alaman, who brings things down to 1846.
Diplomatic Days | Edith O'ShaughnessyThere was no more obnoxious heretic in Toulouse than Alaman de Roaix.
A History of The Inquisition of The Middle Ages; volume I | Henry Charles LeaIt is the Republic which beats back from the ransomed lands the new attacks of the Frank and the Alaman.
The Chief Periods of European History | Edward A. Freeman
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