फ्रिंक इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Freunde der Plassenburg, Kulmbach 2000, (Schriftenreihe „Die Plassenburg“ für Heimatforschung und Kulturpflege in Ostfranken 51), (Zugleich: Eichstätt, Kath.

Regierung von Oberfranken, Bayreuth 1992 (Heimatbeilage zum Amtlichen Schulanzeiger des Regierungsbezirks Oberfranken.

Regierung von Oberfranken, Bayreuth 1982 (Heimatbeilage zum Amtlichen Schulanzeiger des Regierungsbezirks Oberfranken.

The Nazi Party placed Hammelburg in Gau Mainfranken.

In personality he was noted for being frank and straightforward.

He tells us that he was with Samson night and day for six years; the picture which he gives of his master, although coloured by enthusiastic admiration, is singularly frank and intimate.

It is possible to imagine the size of the Carroccio banner taking as a reference the banner of the bishop of the city of Würzburg, used in 1266 during the battle of Kitzingen and kept at the Mainfrankisches Museum.

The name of the Franks itself is said to come from the Proto-Germanic word *frankon which means "javelin, lance".

Another proposed etymology is that Frank means "the free men", based on the fact that the word frank meant "free" in the ancient Germanic languages.

However, rather than the ethnic name of the Franks coming from the word frank ("free"), it is more probable that the word frank ("free") comes from the ethnic name of the Franks, the connection being that only the Franks, as the conquering class, had the status of freemen.

Its origin is the Germanic word "frank" which means "free" and is also a male name.