No. 2,268 in German
germania
"Germania" refers to the Latin name for the historical region inhabited by Germanic peoples, often used poetically or symbolically for Germany.
In a sentence
Ich habe einen Freund in Germania getroffen.
I met a friend in Germania.
Germania is used as a proper noun referring to a place or region.
Germania war ein Begriff für das Gebiet der Germanen.
Germania was a term for the region of the Germanic peoples.
Germania is used as a historical term to denote a region inhabited by Germanic tribes.
Das Schiff 'Germania' ist sehr bekannt.
The ship 'Germania' is very famous.
Germania is used as a proper noun referring to a specific named entity, in this case a ship.
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