Definitions

1. noun

A place or neighborhood named after Germans, especially in the United States, often referring to a historic German-American community.

“The tour guide explained the history behind Germantown, which was originally settled by German immigrants in the 18th century.”

2. proper noun

A specific area or location, such as Germantown, Philadelphia, in Pennsylvania, known for its historic significance and German-American culture.

“The residents of Germantown proudly celebrate their German heritage every year with a festive Oktoberfest parade.”