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Jutes, early Germanic tribe of Denmark or northern Germany that, according to the Anglo-Saxon historian Saint Bede the Venerable, participated in...

Jute, common name for two species of woody herbs (Linden), and for the fiber of these herbs. They are cultivated in tropical countries throughout...

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They came from three very powerful nations of the Germans; that is, from the Saxones, Angli, and Iutae.

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- member of Germanic people: a member of a Germanic people from around the Rhine estuary who invaded southeastern England during the fifth century ad.

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