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German First names: Adal-/Adel-: Names beginning with this prefix derive from the OHG adal, meaning noble, aristocratic (modern Ger. edel).
Representative are: Adalbrand (Adelbrand), Adalbrecht, Adalfried, Adalger, Adelgund(e), Adalhard, Adelheid (Engl., Adelaide),
German First names Anna/Anne/Antje: This popular fem. name has two sources: Germanic and Hebraic. The latter (meaning "grace") predominated and is also found in many Germanic and borrowed variations: Anja (Russian), Anka (Polish), Anke/Antje (Niederdeutsch), Ännchen/Annerl (diminutive), Annette.
German First names Anton/Antoinette: Antonius was a Roman family name. Today Anthony is a popular name in many languages. The fem. Antoinette, made famous by the Austrian Marie Antoinette, is the French diminutive form of Antoine/Antonia.
Today more than 100 million people speak German. There are two principal divisions of the German language roots: High German, or Hochdeutsch, and Low German, or Plattdeutsch. One of the most striking differences between them is the result of a consonant shift (usually referred to as the second, or High German, sound shift) that took place before the 8th cent.
The German language roots website contains practical ideas and free, downloadable worksheets for tutors who use Talk . . . courses in the classroom. Take a look below at the German language roots alphabet pronunciation table and see if you can point out which letters are a little bit different. Have you found them? Ok, good, let us continue then. The "Umlaut" letters are letters with the dots above them. What do the dots mean exactly?
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