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Re: But what does SPIELDENNER mean? (nt)

by Jim Youung (guest)

10/20/2005, 6:16 AM

I think we must accept Herr Grimm's monumental work as the last word. On dennen/dehnen I've no idea. I have found another spelling of the name, Spieldiener. Could this have something to do with Dienen, alluding to service of some sort?

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•Re: But what does SPIELDENNER mean? (nt) · Andy ;—) · 10/20/2005, 6:46 AM

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