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  • Multiple [[Period Armorials]] known for German heraldry.
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  • LEO English – German Dictionary. (WWW: Online Service by Informatik der Technischen Universität ==High German:==
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  • #REDIRECT [[German Heraldry]]
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  • Regional Exceptions to the Rule of Tincture, Vol. 01 (German) - https://www.facebook.com/notes/sca-heraldry-chat/regional-exceptions-to- Regional Exceptions to the Rule of Tincture, Vol. 02 (more German) -https://www.facebook.com/notes/sca-heraldry-chat/regional-exceptions-to-t
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  • Titles, Terms, Locations, and Various Abbreviations Encountered in German Onomastic Texts and Armorials ...ls, they are not as frequent as I would like. Additionally, the dialect of German with which I grew up is not the same as that used in scholarly works.</span
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  • =<span style="color: #0000ff;">German Text</span>= ...ventional term which groups early West Germanic dialects ancestral to High German is ''Irminonic// or //Elbe Germanic''.</span>
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  • German Text = German Text =
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  • #REDIRECT [[German Heraldry]]
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  • ==German:== Regional Exceptions to the Rule of Tincture, Vol. 01 (German) -
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  • ...ans-serif;">Apparently, variants of 'no one' as a byname show up in Dutch, German, and Polish.</span> ...background-color: #ffffff; color: #222222; font-family: arial,sans-serif;">German apparently has </span><span style="background-color: #ffffff; color: #22222
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  • In modern German, a spaten is a spade. [[Category:Names]] [[Category:Bynames]] [[Category:German]]
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  • [[File:BSB307Sammlung1600img583.jpg|right|Sammlung, German 1600, BSB307, img 583]] ===German Tinctures:===
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  • ...6. <span style="line-height: 1.5;">[[@http://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/german/nurnberg1497.html]]</span>
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  • Multiple [[Period Armorials]] known for German heraldry.
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  • |Culture: German ...hC || Otto || || Latin || [[http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/talan/germ13/|German Given Names 1200-1250]]
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  • ====German:====
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  • ===German:=== Regional Exceptions to the Rule of Tincture, Vol. 01 (German) -
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  • |Baltic, German, Hungarian/Romanian, Russian/East Slavic |Baltic, German, Hungarian/Romanian, Russian/East Slavic
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  • * Raven m. Old English hræfn, Old Icelandic hrafn, Old High German raban, Old Saxon hram 'raven'. [http://dmnes.org/name/Raven DMNES] ==German:==
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  • LEO English – German Dictionary. (WWW: Online Service by Informatik der Technischen Universität ==High German:==
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  • ====German:==== Regional Exceptions to the Rule of Tincture, Vol. 01 (German) -
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  • In German heraldry there's a charge termed the ''Adlerflügel mit Schwerthand'' ("e ...er wing. The "bulge" at the sinister end is almost a trefoil, which is how German heraldic art depicts the truncated end of a limb.
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  • | '''Baltic''' || 550-1100 || Lithuanian, Latvian, etc. || German |^ || 1100-1600 || Lithuanian, Latvian, etc. || German
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  • ===='''German:'''====
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  • ===='''German:'''====
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  • Only German, Mongol, North Slavic and South Slavic are currently compatible with Hungar Only German, Mongol, North Slavic and South Slavic are currently compatible with Hungar
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  • ...ida grande',tahoma,verdana,arial,sans-serif;">RENÁTA: The IGI has a lot of German examples of <Renata>, in Prussia, Wuerttemberg, and Austria.</span>
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  • ...ean Domhnaill//, the Scots //Makdowall//, the Arabic //ibn Sulaymān//, the German //Hainrich//, the Italian //di Antonio// and the Old Norse //Bjarnarson''. ...onymic bynames. In England they are relatively common, while in Arabic and German, they are quite rare. In other languages, they do not happen at all.
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  • ===='''German:'''==== Regional Exceptions to the Rule of Tincture, Vol. 01 (German) -
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  • ...Dutch''' || 550-1100 || Dutch, Frisian, etc || English/Welsh<br> French<br>German |^ || 1100-1600 || Dutch, Frisian, etc || English/Welsh<br> French<br>German
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  • '''German:'''
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  • ...nd early 17th centuries. The spelling Cara is also attested in English and German, and this spelling is found in Spanish and Italian as well." ...nd early 17th centuries. The spelling Cara is also attested in English and German, and this spelling is found in Spanish and Italian as well.
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  • |German |German
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  • Of the 18 coloured or tricked examples I've found of rainbows in German heraldry all but one have three bands. 13 of the 18 are gules, Or, and vert 1) Wernigeroder (Schaffhausensches) Wappenbuch, last quarter of 15th C German (München, BSB, cod. icon. 308 n), f. 197r, https://daten.digitale-sammlung
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  • ...http://www.sofyalarus.info/heraldicart/German-arbalest-stock.jpg|151x195px|German]] ||
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  • ====<u>German/Dutch</u>:==== Regional Exceptions to the Rule of Tincture, Vol. 01 (German) -
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  • ...kground-color: #ffffff; color: #222222; font-family: arial,sans-serif;">'''German''': </span>==
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  • ...Pol. Irm. XXI, which is recorded from the time of Irminon, abbot of Saint German des Pres, who apparently lived in the early 9th C. Morlet (I:107b)
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  • .... As it is a Gaelic given name, it is not registerable in combination with German elements per the precedent: ...e needs justification, at the very least. None of the commenters noted any German/Gaelic interaction in period (see, e.g., RfS III.1., "As a rule of thumb, l
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  • ...e relative's name in the genitive case, following the rules of Estonian or German grammar respectively). | '''Baltic''' || 550-1100 || Lithuanian, Latvian, etc. || East Slavic<br> German<br> North Slavic<br>Scandinavian
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  • ==February 2015 - English-German Lingual Mixes== In September 2014, we asked for commentary on whether to allow German and English to be mixed, adding them to Appendix C of SENA.
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  • * Geselschaft, orden German * Geselsscaf, Geselschap Low German
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  • <Nikolaus> would be German ([[@https:''familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/J489-7Y4]] , [[@https://familysea
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  • ==Amalia, German== Amalia is a feminine given name found in the German language book Copia Schreibens an das ... Churf{u:}rstl. Collegium von ...
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  • ====German Hammers and Hammer-like Objects:====
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  • ...n pogroms or repressive movements, like ''Judenfeind// , which is a period German name meaning //enemy of the Jews'' , may not be used.
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  • <Olander> is also a German surname, <Magdalena Olander> 1623 Wuerttemberg, daughter of Stephen Olander
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  • | Koloriertes Wappenbuch, after 1637, German, mummer's mask in the hand
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  • | Wappen de Hans Burgkmair der Ältere, 1516 German, tessellated bears ====German Bears:====
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  • German German
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  • ...e town had a bridge over that river. A new branch could use the documented German name of the river //Donau// to construct the name //Donaubrück''.
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  • * This has never been true. "von" is a simple locative preposition in German names and is registerable.
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  • | 1490 German Sallet Helm in the collection of the Royal Armouries. "Probably purchased f
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  • ...id them 91 (something)] As Meles is identified as "sin wyff" (Modern High German "sein Weib" English: "his wife") then it appears that Meles is a woman.
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  • ...ts, and others allow full text searching. The site is available in French, German, English, Spanish, and Portuguese, and is especially useful for locating Fr ...Frankish, French, Occitan/Provencal, Gascon, etc. || Dutch, English/Welsh, German, Iberian, Italian, Scandinavian
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  • ...ng the Shofar at Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, manuscript according to the German rite. ([[@http:''www.lookandlearn.com/history-images/XB221653/Trumpeter-blo
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  • ...es Heiligen Römischen Reiches, BSB Cod 390 (Nürnberg, 1554-1568) - special German-style unicorn A collection of German unicorns in a Facebook album by Keith Farmer (Oddr Mjoksiglandi) -
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