04-05-2023, 09:22 AM
@Rene
That is exactly the point. You let your liver and your image influence you too much.
If it were real German, wouldn't it have to say "so nim auch Ziegenmilch"? So "o" is (also) in the wrong place.
And "gasmich" is so wrong.
Ergo, where did he get that from? Does an exact place of origin apply here?
I could still understand "Gäs" as a goat, but not with "mich" again. And what about "valden obren"? I think it belongs to the sentence. Action-reaction.
In the end, it doesn't really matter. The important thing is that it's German.
That means our work with the origin of the battlements with the Upper German language map.
@Marco
Indeed " Geissmich" as goat's milk. But surely a spelling mistake since corrected later. Thanks for the example.
Next:
So bim3w suggested "mulier".
In fact, I could also find it in Tyrol, South Tyrol.
Applied to woman-wife.
But this makes no sense as an application to the plant on f17.
The correct application would be "mother of all" and not "wife of all".
Now I am looking for where (region) could "mulier" also be used as mother. I think there is a possibility to find out more about the origin. I'm working on that right now. Dictionary, zero chance. I have to go through all the regions one by one.
That is exactly the point. You let your liver and your image influence you too much.
If it were real German, wouldn't it have to say "so nim auch Ziegenmilch"? So "o" is (also) in the wrong place.
And "gasmich" is so wrong.
Ergo, where did he get that from? Does an exact place of origin apply here?
I could still understand "Gäs" as a goat, but not with "mich" again. And what about "valden obren"? I think it belongs to the sentence. Action-reaction.
In the end, it doesn't really matter. The important thing is that it's German.
That means our work with the origin of the battlements with the Upper German language map.
@Marco
Indeed " Geissmich" as goat's milk. But surely a spelling mistake since corrected later. Thanks for the example.
Next:
So bim3w suggested "mulier".
In fact, I could also find it in Tyrol, South Tyrol.
Applied to woman-wife.
But this makes no sense as an application to the plant on f17.
The correct application would be "mother of all" and not "wife of all".
Now I am looking for where (region) could "mulier" also be used as mother. I think there is a possibility to find out more about the origin. I'm working on that right now. Dictionary, zero chance. I have to go through all the regions one by one.