This is a German phrase. It means "sword of the dark rites."
Das Schwert der Nibelungen - 1966 is rated/received certificates of: Argentina:13
Thomas Christoph Marx has written: 'Zwischen Schwert und Schild: die US-Streitkr afte in Deutschland 1953 bis 1963 und die Umsetzung der Milit arstrategie der USA' -- subject(s): History of North America, OUR Brockhaus selection 'Zwischen Schwert und Schild' -- subject(s): Military relations, Armed Forces
der Pudel - the poodle
Perhaps you mean der Kopf, the head.
der Brief = the letter
der Blick = look/glance
Der Riese means the giant
Der Reis = the rice
Der Kapselheber is bottle opener in English.
no der ta der. jk!:) yes it does
"der" is not an English word and has no meaning in Hebrew.
Der liebste Papa der Welt = the dearest dad in the world