The four letters at the end of German company names typically indicate the legal structure of the business. Common abbreviations include "GmbH" (Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung), which means limited liability company; "AG" (Aktiengesellschaft), which refers to a public limited company; and "KG" (Kommanditgesellschaft), meaning limited partnership. These designations provide information about the company's liability, ownership structure, and regulatory requirements.
The letters IWS stand for the International Wrestling Syndicate or the german company Immobilien Wolfgang Schlimgen. It can also mean International Warranty Service.
24 different names that can be spelled with from as little as 6 to as many as 18 letters
I believe it means metal in German
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I would guess they refer to the German central snailmail place where they keep all the letters and packages. Like a mail-bank if you knbow what I mean :)
vom means of (the).
No They Do Not. They Are Both Names In German, Heinrich Is Henry , And Friedrich is Fredrick.
In is spelled 'in' in German the same as English.
Bavarian Motor Works It is a German company
The letters, SA follow after a South American Country: Columbia, SA Is that what you mean? 2. The letters SA mean Sociedad Autónoma and are an indication of the type of organization a corporation is, similar to L.L.C. (Limited Liability Corporation) or Inc. (Incorporated) in company names in the United States.
some names of terrorists or maybe if they have 13 letters in their name or martin
The letters "SC" after a company name typically indicate that the company is organized as a "service corporation" or a "service company." It may vary based on the jurisdiction, but it generally denotes the company's legal structure or corporate status.