Landtag

[ German lahnt-tahkh ]

/ German ˈlɑntˌtɑx /

the legislature of certain states in Germany.

Origin of Landtag

< German: literally, land parliament. See day, diet²

A new house has also been built for the Prussian parliament (Landtag) in the Albrecht-strasse.

Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 3, Slice 6 |Various
At the elections of 1903 the Social Democrats put forth effort for the first time in an organized way to win seats in the Landtag.

The Governments of Europe |Frederic Austin Ogg
On the side of administration the powers of the Landtag are but nominal.

The Governments of Europe |Frederic Austin Ogg
In the Landtag, however, the difficulty of pushing them through was at once evident.

The War Upon Religion |Rev. Francis A. Cunningham

In Voralberg the unmarried women taxpayers were also given the right to vote in elections of the Landtag.

The Modern Woman's Rights Movement |Kaethe Schirmacher

Landtag

/ (ˈlɑːntˌtɑːk) /

the legislative assembly of each state in present-day Germany and Austria

the estates of principalities in medieval and modern Germany

the assembly of numerous states in 19th-century Germany

C16: German: land assembly