Germania

Germania was in the Roman era a geographical area that stretched from the west bank of the Rhine to the east bank of the Elbe, and that was inhabited by different tribes, most of which probably spoke Proto-Germanic languages. It was divided into two areas: 'the inner Germania', west and south of the Rhine, occupied by the Romans, and 'the free Germania' east of the Rhine. The occupied Germania was divided into two provinces: Germania Inferior (approximately corresponding to the southern part of the present-day Low Countries) and Germania Superior (approximately corresponding to present-day Switzerland and Alsace).

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Germania is a work by Tacitus. See Germania (book)

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Germania was the name proposed for Berlin had Nazi Germany won WWII. More on Welthauptstadt Germania

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Germanía is the Spanish name of the jargon used by Spanish criminals. It also was the name of some brotherhoods that rebelled against nobility in the 16th century.