1. Pertaining to the Teutons or to their language.

2. The language of the Teutons. Teutonic order, a military and religious order, originating in connection with the Crusades, and founded in 1190, intended for Germans of noble rank only.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• techtonic,
• tetonics,
• tectinic,
• tatonic,
• tutonic,
• aeuronic,
• metonmic,
• neutronic,
• neurtonic,
• sbutonic,
• tetonic,
• reutonic,
• teuotnic,
• tautonic,
• kettonic,
• Metonik,
• Teutonec,
• epytonic,
• Eutonie,
• Tektocis

• tetanus,
• Tetanic.

The adjective form of "Teutonic" is "Teutonic".

The plural of the "teutonic" can be the "Teutonics".

The singular of the "teutonic" can be the "teutonic".