Dorf Person
The word village in German is pronounced 'Dorf'
The English word village translates to pueblo in Spanish and villaggio in Italian. In German the word for village is Dorf.
Docken - dock dorf - village Combining them, either village dock or village with a dock. Likely, it is the only nearby village with dock access.
If you mean lap in a sporting sense, the German word is Runde. If you mean the lap of a person, then the German word is Schoß
"Schulze" is a German surname derived from the Middle High German word "schultheize," meaning "village headman" or "magistrate." It is a common surname in Germany and may indicate an ancestor who held a position of authority or leadership in a village or town.
The name Stobner may not be German or the name may be so old that it has lost its meaning. Stobner is not a German word. The closest German word is stieben which means to bustle about. It is quite possible that the name comes from a village or region that had the name Stobn or Stobner.
it is 'village' in french
A German could say of himself, "Ich bin deutsch," using the adjective for German; or "Ich bin ein Deutscher" using the noun. National adjectives do not start with a capital letter in German, but nouns do.
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The area of German Village Historic District is 1,821,085.39008 square meters.
The web address of the German Village Society is: http://germanvillage.com
I think you mean village idiot - that would be the mentally deficient person that every village was said to have one of. The word idiot wasn't always such an insult as it is today.