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The German term meaning the politics of reality?
Realpolitik
What was the term used to describe politics of reality used by Bismarck?
Realpolitik
What football term is taken from the German word for lightning war?
The term blitz (meaning lightning), from the term Blitzkrieg (meaning lightning war).
What was the meaning of the slang term Fritz during world war 1?
Slang term for a German ( fritz was/is a German name)
What was the meaning of the slang term fritz during the great war?
It was a term used for German nationals.
What is the German vermark?
You are meaning "Wehrmarkt" which was the German term for their armed forces during World War II
What does lechliter mean in German?
"Lechliter" is not a German word, and it does not have a specific meaning in the German language. It is possible that it is a surname or a term used in a specific context.
What is the Ten Thousand Things?
In Zen Buddhism, the "10,000 Things" is a term meaning all of phenomenal reality
What is the origin of the thank you?
AnswerThe word thank derives from Old English pancian, meaning to give thanks, which in turn derrives from the Proto-German term thankojan, which also spawned the Middle German term danken, meaning to thank.The English term thank you was shortened from the phrase I thank you.
What does borwig mean in German?
The term "Borwig" does not have a specific meaning in German; it appears to be a proper noun, possibly a surname. If you meant a different word or term, please clarify, and I can help you further.
What does Trok mean in German?
In German, "Trok" does not have a specific meaning as it is not a standard German word. It may be a misspelling or a colloquial term in certain dialects. If you meant "Trock," it relates to "trocken," meaning "dry." For a more accurate answer, context is necessary.
What is the origin of the word thank you?
AnswerThe word thank derives from Old English pancian, meaning to give thanks, which in turn derrives from the Proto-German term thankojan, which also spawned the Middle German term danken, meaning to thank.The English term thank you was shortened from the phrase I thank you.
