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minus-squareLemmygradwontallowme [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up7·edit-220 days agoMakes sense Burger means “burgh” which relates to the term “town” Now, if we stretch the etymological roots and meaning from “town” to “city” to “citizen” (fr. “citoyen”) to “civil”, thus, we abstract it and simplify it to such terms… And krieg just means “war”
minus-squareThomasMuentzner [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up7·20 days ago2 Additions: “Krieg” means generally “war” yes , but literally translated it means “to get” , that aspect is missing in the english And Bürger is not only from the town , but he himself is also "the Protected one , or the one that has Protection (lat.burga: Protection).
Makes sense
Burger means “burgh” which relates to the term “town”
Now, if we stretch the etymological roots and meaning from “town” to “city” to “citizen” (fr. “citoyen”) to “civil”, thus, we abstract it and simplify it to such terms…
And krieg just means “war”
2 Additions:
“Krieg” means generally “war” yes , but literally translated it means “to get” , that aspect is missing in the english
And Bürger is not only from the town , but he himself is also "the Protected one , or the one that has Protection (lat.burga: Protection).