All together there were about 16 Germanic Tribes; Alans, Angul(Angels), Aurvandil (Vandals), Burgundus (Burgundians), Cibidus(Cibidi), Dan (Danes), Franks, Gepids, Gothus(Goths), Ingve (Ynglings), Irmin (Irminones), Longobardus (Lombards), Nór (Norwegians), Normans (partial Germanic peoples), Ostrogoths, Rugians, Saxneat (Saxons), Sciri, Teutoni, Valagothus (Valogoths), and Visigoths.
But altogether there were approximately 176 Gemanic Peoples:
A
Adogit, Adrabaecampi, Aelvaeones, Aeragnaricii, Ahelmil, Alamanni or Alemanni, Ambrones, Ampsivarii or Ampsivari, Angles, Angrivarii or Angrivari, Arochi, Augandzi, Avarpi, Aviones
B
Baemi, Banochaemae, Batavii or Batavi today known by Batavians, Batini, Bavarii, Bergio, Brisgavi, Brondings, Bructeri, Burgundiones, Buri
C
Calucones, Canninefates, Casuari, Caritni, Chaedini, Chaemae, Chaetuori, Chali, Chamavi, Charudes, Chasuarii, Chattuarii, Chauci, Cherusci, Chatti, Cimbri, Cobandi, Condrusi, Corconti, Curiones
D
Danduti, Dani, Dauciones, Diduni, Dulgubnii, Dutch, Danes
E
Eburones, Eudoses, Eunixi, Evagre,
F
Favonae, Fervir, Finni, Firaesi, Forsi, Franks, Frisians, Fundusi, Flemish
G
Gambrivii, Gauthigoth, Geats, Gepidae, Goths, Grannii
H
Hallin, Harii, Harudes, Hasdingi, Helisii, Helveconae, Heruli, Hermunduri, Hilleviones, Horder
I
Ingriones, Ingvaeones (North Sea Germans), Intuergi, Irminones (Elbe Germans), Istvaeones (Rhine-Weser Germans) Icelander
J
Jutes, Juthungi
L
Lacringi, Landi, Lemovii, Levoni, Lombards or Langobardes, Liothida, Lugii
M
Manimi, Marcomanni, Marsi, Marsigni, Marvingi, Mattiaci, Mixi, Mugilones
N
Naharvali, Narisci or Naristi, Nemetes, Nertereanes, Nervii, Njars, Norn, Nuitones, Norwegians
O
Ostrogoths, Otingis
P
Parmaecampi, Pharodini
Q
Quadi
R
Racatae, Racatriae, Ranii, Raumarici, Reudigni, Rugii, Ruticli
S
Sabalingi, Saxons, Scirii, Segni, Semnoni or Semnones, Sibini, Sidini, Sigulones, Silingi, Sitones, Suarini or Suardones, Suebi or Suevi, Suetidi, Suiones, Sugambri, Swedes
T
Taetel, Tencteri, Teuriochaemae, Teutonoari, Teutons, Theustes, Thuringii, Toxandri, Treveri, Triboci, Tubantes, Tungri, Turcilingi, Turoni
U
Ubii, Ulmerugi, Usipetes, Usipi or Usippi
V
Vagoth, Vandals, Vangiones, Vargiones, Varini, Varisci, Vinoviloth, Viruni, Visburgi, Visigoths, Vispi
Z
Zumi
Divisions of the Germanic language:
North Germanic
Danes
Faroese
Icelanders
Norwegians
Swedes
West Germanic
Anglo-Frisian
English speaking nations
people from the east of England
cultural descendants of the Anglo-Saxons around the world, including large groups of English speakers in North America, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa
Frisians
Continental West Germanic
Dutch, Flemings and the Afrikaners of South Africa.
Germans, including Ethnic Germans outside of Germany, and some subgroups (Swabians, Bavarians) listed below
Alemannic
Swabians
Swiss German majority of Switzerland, Liechtensteiners
Alsatians
Vorarlbergian minority of Austria
Bavarians
Luxembourgians
Austrians
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