Tann

Proper noun

Meaning

A surname.

A municipality of Hesse, Germany

A municipality of Bavaria

A village in Switzerland

Examples

As with the Von der Tann design, which was drawn up at a similar time, all guns could be fired either side in broadsides, meaning more guns could come to bear than with the Helgoland design, despite having fewer in total. Source: Internet

Old West Norse was also characterized by the preservation of u-umlaut, which meant that for example Proto-Norse *tanþu "tooth" was pronounced tǫnn and not tann as in post-runic Old East Norse; OWN gǫs and runic OEN gǫs, while post-runic OEN gás "goose". Source: Internet

In later versions, Merlin's glas tann was mistranslated as a "glass house". Source: Internet

Sondhaus, pp. 202–03 Von der Tann, begun in 1908 and completed in 1910, carried eight 11.1-inch guns, but with 11.1-inch (283 mm) armour she was far better protected than the Invincibles. Source: Internet

Soon after, despite the near-maximum range, Von der Tann put another convert shell on Indefatigable s "A" turret forward. Source: Internet

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