Why do you call German military boots Knobelbecher?

Anonymous

∙ 18y ago

Updated: 8/16/2019

german "knobel" means 'dice', "becher" is 'tumbler' or 'shaker'. together it says that such a boot could be used for 'tumbling dice' (a typical soldier's favorite pastime)

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