Batavi

/bəˈtɑːvi/ proper noun

An ancient Germanic tribe that inhabited the Rhine delta region in what is now the Netherlands during the Roman period.

From Latin 'Batavi,' the name the Romans gave to this Germanic people; the etymology of their original name is uncertain but may relate to boats or wetland navigation.

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