East Elbian
English
Alternative forms
- east Elbian, east-Elbian
Etymology
From east + Elbian.
Adjective
East Elbian (not comparable)
- (now chiefly historical) East of the river Elbe, as an area of German or Germanic activity; pertaining to the informal East Elbia region of the German Empire.
- 1986, Peasant Studies, vol. 14, p. 276:
- By contrast, there were in 1866 in all seven east-Elbian Prussian provinces 12,150 noble estates.
- 2016, Peter H. Wilson, The Holy Roman Empire, Penguin 2017, p. 83:
- Despite the impressive scope of its activity, Ottonian Christianization rested on insecure foundations, with few churches and only a tenuous hold on most of the East Elbian and Baltic populations.
- 1986, Peasant Studies, vol. 14, p. 276:
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