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Jutes

The Jutes (/dʒuːts/ JOOTS) were one of the Germanic tribes who settled in Great Britain after the departure of the Romans. According to Bede, they were one of the three most powerful Germanic nations, along with the Angles and the Saxons:

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Settlement in southern Britain

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Jutes

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related to Language and writing · 37
Jutes → An, Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Saxons, As, Based, Bede's, Frisian, Germanic, Hampshire, However, In, Irish Christian, Isle, It, Jutish, Jutland, Kent, Kentish, Latin, Mercian
related to Settlement in southern Britain · 33
Jutes → Afterward, Angeln, Angles, Angles East Anglia, Anglo-Saxon, Britain, During, Ebbsfleet, England, Essex, Germanic, Germany, Hampshire, Hengist, Horsa, Isle, Jutes Kent, Mercia, Norman, Northumbria
related to Homeland and historical accounts · 18
Jutes → Alfred, Although, Angli, Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Asser, Bede, Britain, Constantius, England, Frisii, Gildas, Great, Iutae, Lyon, Nennius, Procopius, Saxones, The
related to West Saxon invasion · 17
Jutes → Bede, Cædwalla, England, Hampshire, In, Isle, Jutish, Kingdom, Mercian, Mercians, South Saxon, South Saxons, Southern England, Their, Wessex, West Saxons, Wight
related to Possible synonymy with the Frisians · 12
Jutes → Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Finnsburg Fragment, Frisian, Frisians, In, Jutland, Migration Period, Moreover, Old English, The, This, While

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kent century isle wight germanic hampshire bede jutish west anglo-saxon people jutland frisian southern britain saxons england also hypothesis roman

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Iútaninstance ofby alternative names0.80text
Iótasinstance ofby alternative names0.80text
and Eotas.Asser in his Life of Alfredinstance ofby alternative names0.80text
Jutesrelated to Homeland and historical accountsAlthough0.60section
Jutesrelated to Homeland and historical accountsEngland0.60section
Jutesrelated to Homeland and historical accountsThe0.60section
Jutesrelated to Homeland and historical accountsProcopius0.60section
Jutesrelated to Homeland and historical accountsConstantius0.60section
Jutesrelated to Homeland and historical accountsLyon0.60section
Jutesrelated to Homeland and historical accountsGildas0.60section
Jutesrelated to Homeland and historical accountsBede0.60section
Jutesrelated to Homeland and historical accountsNennius0.60section

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