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happyleo Knowflake Posts: 516 From: Registered: Sep 2014	posted November 22, 2014 01:49 PM 3144 Brosche means brooch in German, so maybe referring to jewelry or possibly an award 267585 Pobeda means “a win” in Serbian 4894 Ask means love in Turkish 7696 Liebe means love in German 12329 Liebermann means “lovely man” in German 4797 Ako means “if” in Serbian 4815 Anders means “otherwise” or “in a different way” in German 4232 Aparicio – Spanish – to appear 19861 Auster – oyster in German 36060 Babuska – these Russian wooden puppets you can open and there’s always another one in it – could signify someone or something with many layers or someone kind of fading 13206 Baer – German for Bear (obviously) 19395 Barrera – Spanish for fence, wall, barrier, an obstruction 26757 Bastei – German for bastion 4318 Bata – Serbian pet name for brother 4616 Batalov seems to be related to the Serbian word batali which means to break or destroy (often accidentally) 83 Beatrix – Latin for traveller 4528 Berg – German for mountain 12729 Berger – German for salvaging, could also be related to “verbergen” which means to hide some truth 327512 Biro – Serbian for office, coming from the German “Buero” 14492 Bistar – Serbian – the clear, bright one 4891 Blaga – Serbian – the mild one 15406 Bleibtreu – German – “stay faithful” 18106 Blume – German – flower 6528 Boden – German – floor, rock bottom 4269 Bogado – Serbian Bogato – rich 3948 Bohr – German – drill (imperative) 1983 Bok – Croatian – Hello 12834 Bomben – German – bombs, to bomb smthng 12270 Bozar – Serbian pozar – combustion, fire 1168 Brandia + 3503 Brandt– German Brand – fire, combustion as well, sometimes a rash 7787 Bratfest – German – comparable to Barbecue 4242 Brecher – German – seems to indicate Burglar, breaker, also has connotations to throwing up 6179 Brett – German – board, shelf 11583 Breuer – German Bereuer, bereuen – one who regrets something, to regret something 5004 Bruch – German – crack, fraction, fracture 17836 Canup – sounds like an opportunity to rise or to improve in some way 360 Carlova – belonging to Carl – the extension “ov” male, “ova” female always indicates being the possesion or originating from or belonging to something in slavic languages 23284 Celik – Turkish for steel 3906 Chao – sounds like ciao! 6358 Chertok – sounds like certo – of course, certainly 3146 Dato – Serbian for given, or from latin datum, a date (as in time, appointment) 3605 Davy – Serbian – to suffocate 1555 Dejan – Serbian name means to act, to do 27960 Dobias – Serbian for “you are receiving/getting/winning” 280642 Doubs – sounds like doubts 25115 Drago – Serbian – something one is fond of 26119 Duden – German for dictionary 32796 Ehrenfest – German – a celebration in order to pay homage to someone/something 65708 Ehrlich – German - honest 11728 Einer – German – one (male) (not as in THE one, just one) 20136 Eisenhart – German – iron+hard 5621 Erb – German prefix – hereditary 40106 Erben – German – succeding, inheriting, heir(s) 133243 Essen – German – to eat, or the food itself 19461 Feingold – German – just as it sounds: fine gold 10988 Feinstein – German – fine stone 12218 Fleischer – German – butcher 6771 Foerster – German – forest ranger 3223 Forsius – sounds like the Latin fortius – stronger or possibly forcing something 20593 Freilich – German – of course, certainly 3642 Frieden – German – peace 13977 Frisch – German – fresh 11520 Fromm – German – devout 9638 Fuchs – German – fox 5712 Funke – German – spark 115885 Ganz – German – entirely 8061 Gaudium – Latin – delight, joy 26345 Gedankien – German Gedanken – thoughts 8165 Gnadig – German gnaedig – graciously, merciful 8610 Goldhaber – German – the one who posesses gold 3805 Goldreich – German – the one who has lots of gold 184878 Gotlib – German Gottlieb – literally the one who is fond of God 1346 Gotha – a book listing all the royalties – perhaps indicating nobility 9175 Graun – German Grauen – horror, terror 13927 Grundy – German Grund – reason (for something) 777 Gutemberga – i’d use it for publishing, writers, print 85773 Gutbezahl – German gut bezahlt – paid well, rewarded in a significant way 3419 Guth – German gut – good 3676 Hahn – German – ** as in chicken, or tap as in water or beer 21403 Haken – German – hook (used often as the catch: “oh but there’s the catch”) 3341 Hartmann – German – hard man 7478 Hasse – German Hass – hate 2870 Haupt – German – head, main 8381 Hauptmann – German – captain, leader 16524 Hausmann – German – male form of housewife, perhaps a lazy man 15705 Hautot – German – hau = smash, hit tot = dead 10484 Hecht – German – pike (fish) often used for hunk 10637 Heimlich – German – secretly, stems from heim, home, so it could mean something cozy 276975 Heller – German – brighter 16761 Hertz – German Herz - heart 1693 Hertzsprung – German Herzsprung – a leaping heart 3052 Herzen – German – hearts 24168 Hexlein – German – little witch 14214 Hirsch – German – stag 51983 Honig – German - honey 8847 Huch – used in German expressing surprise or as an expression of fear 16398 Hummel – German – bumblebee 3203 Huth – German Hut – hat 35269 Idefix – I’d use it for obsessions 3562 Ignatius – the one who ignites? (actually meaning “like on fire”) 2989 Imago http://www.english.hawaii.edu/criticalink/lacan/terms/imago.html 2373 Immo – German – often used for Immobilien – “unmovables” (real estate) but could mean also someone inflexible 2079 Jacchia – sounds like the Serbian “jaca” which means the stronger on (female) 27132 Jezek – Serbian jezik – tongue, language 15438 Joegotobed - he should 84340 Jos – Serbian – more, still 11518 Jung – German – young 40441 Jungmann – German – young man 1694 Kaiser – German – emperor 10947Kaiserstuhl – German – emperor’s seat 70936 Kamen – Serbian – stone 4215 Kamo – Croatian – whence? 4822 Karge – German karg – meager, sparse 1316 Kasan – Serbian – being late (male) 22981 Katz – German Katze – cat 216624 Kaufer – German Kaeufer – buyer, customer 6806 Kaufmann – German – seller, trader 9551 Kazi – Serbian – (imperative) tell 5054 Kail – German – wedge, shim 5938 Keller – German – basement 2291 Kevo – Serbian slang for mother 5140 Kida – Serbian for ripping 12045 Klein – German – small 10222 Klotz – German – brick, chunk, log – often used as “burden” 159826 Knapp – German – narrow, tight, short, just about 32899 Knigge – a book listing proper manners 6498 Ko – Serbian – who, “as”, “like” 10847 Koch – German – cook 2396 Kochi – Serbian koci – brake, slowdown 39741 Komm – German – (imperative) come 3815 Konig – German Koenig – king 10949 Konigstuhl – German – king’s seat 12157 Konnen – German koennen – ability, being able to do something, mastery 1631 Kopff – German Kopf – head 3712 Kraft – German – force, strenght, power, energy 159799 Kralice – Serbian Kraljice – queen 14262 Kratzer – German – mark, scratch 3635 Kreutz – German Kreuz – cross 149244 Kriegh – German Krieg – war but also (imperative) receive 2796 Kron – German Krone – crown 6255 Kuma – Serbian – maid of honour, godmother 25628 Kummer – German – sorrow 3569 Kumon – sounds like come on 6629 Kurtz – German – short, briefly 3132 Landgraf – German – count from the countryside 10811 Lau – German – halfhearted, lukewarm 3135 Lauer – German – couching, lurking, look out 12490 Leiden – German – suffering, affliction, sometimes disease 9640 Lippens – German Lippen – lips 7010 Locke – German – curl 5943 Lovi – Serbian – (imperative) hunt, catch 1292 Luce – Serbian pet name 1158 Luda – Serbian – crazy woman 3949 Mach – German – (imp.) do 1582 Martir – martyr 2881 Meiden – German – avoiding 3231 Mila – Serbian – the dear one 11194 Mirna – Serbian – the calm one 24658 Misch – German – mix 1257 Mora – Serbian – having to, compulsion 787 Moskva – Serbian – Moscow 4228 Nemiro – Serbian Nemir – riot, restlessness, concern 1640 Nemo – Serbian – didn’t have, lack 2183 Neufang – German Neuanfang – new dawn, new start 6351 Neumann – German – new guy, new man 6032 Nobel – German – noble, royal 11604 Novigrad – Serbian – new city 11377 Nye – Serbian nije – isn’t 16563 Ob – German – if 5080 Oja – German – oh yes 6838 Okuda – Serbian od kuda – whence 4533 Orth – German Ort – place, location 3169 Ostro – Serbian – sharp 9700 Paech – German Pech – bad luck 16168 Palmen – German – palms as in tree 259344 Pare – Serbian – money 12506 Pariser – German – parisian, also condom 6817 Pest – German – bubonic plague, also used for someone annoying 9962 Pfau – German – peacock 12774 Pfund – German – pounds 7313 Pisano – Serbian – written 18623 Pises – Serbian – “you are writing” 2896 Preiss – German Preis – price, reward 4595 Prinz – German – prince 90307 Rasch – German – fast 159409 Ratte – German – rat 5266 Rauch – German – smoke 29185 Reich – German – wealthy 3871 Reiz – German – stimulus, allure 3338 Richter – German – judge 20583 Richthammer – German – judge’s hammer 11706 Rijeka – Croatian – river 6401 Roentgen – German – x ray 5726 Rubin – German – ruby 280640 Ruetsch – German rutsch – slide, slip 20969 Samo – Serbian – only, alone 9248 Sauer – German – sour, angry 315186 Schade – German – utterance for “such a shame!” 17764 Schatzman – German Schatz = treasure 8807 Schenk – German – “give as present” 61401 Schiff – German – ship 21613 Schlecht – German – bad, also nauseous 6295 Schmoll – German – pouting 1782 Schneller – German – faster 4134 Schutz – German – protection 2119 Schwall – German – surge, gush 19364 Semafor – Serbian – traffic light 10446 Siegbahn – German – Sieg = win Bahn = train or lane, path 8154 Stahl - German – steel 6373 Stern – German – star 6106 Stoss – German – kick 23116 Streich – German – trick, prank 8408 Strom – German – electricity, stream 3105 Stumpff – German stumpf – dull 3393 Stur – German – stubborn 12002 Suess – German – sweet, cute 8443 Svecica – Serbian – candle 4118 Sveta – holy woman 1109 Tata – Serbian – daddy 5006 Teller – German – plate 24045 Unruh – German – restlessness, concern, riot 12432 Usuda – Serbian – something daring 245 Vera – Serbian – faith 2599 Veseli – Serbian – the happy ones (indicating a party?) 231 Vindobona – Latin name for Vienna 494 Virtus – Latin for masculine virtues 11762 Vogel – German – bird 31956 Wald – German – forest 30955 Weiser – German – wiser 6036 Weinberg – German – vineyard 2405 Welch – German – which 13559 Werth – German Wert – value 2044 Wirt – German – host, landlord 4295 Wisse – German – know! 20347 Wunderlich – German – Wunder = miracle or wondering 4661 Yebes – Serbian – (sorry, it means literally) ** it 5114 Yezo – Serbian Jeza – goose bumps 5751 Zao – Serbian – regret 169 Zelia – Serbian Zelja – wish 3064 Zimmer – German – room 7565 Zipfel – German – corner, lappet 4408 Zlata Koruna – some slavic language – golden crown 6635 Zuber – Serbian Zube – teeth 174466 Zucker – German – sugar 28695 Zwanzig – German – twenty IP: Logged
PlutoSurvivor Knowflake Posts: 2406 From: USA Registered: Sep 2011	posted November 28, 2014 03:46 PM quote: Originally posted by happyleo: 184878 Gotlib – German Gottlieb – literally the one who is fond of God I like this one. I have it conjunct the Galectic Center of our Universe Informative translations. Keep them coming IP: Logged
PlutoSurvivor Knowflake Posts: 2406 From: USA Registered: Sep 2011	posted November 28, 2014 03:58 PM Looked up a few others on your list. I was interested in Nemo and found no reference to Serbian but found this http://www.ee.columbia.edu/~nemo/nemo.html showing the following entomology: Etymology of "Nemo" My name is Nobody, but I am The Man Nemo is an Oromo word meaning "The Man". Wow, you say... But wait. In Latin, the same word means "Nobody"! In Homer's Odyssey, when Ulysses blinds the Cyclops, the Cyclops asks him: "Who are you?", to which Ulysses replies (in the Latin translation): "Nemo." When the Cyclops was later asked by his father Neptune: "Who did this to you?", he answers "Nobody did it." I guess it also worked in the original Greek text, but I don't know what the word was (it wasn't "nemo", as in Greek that means "manage", as in oikos (house) and nomos, household management, a.k.a. economics). Anyway, the Latin word is where the Captain Nemo of the Nautilus submarine, in Jules Verne's "20,000 leagues under the sea", got his name. Also, in Korean, Nemo means "rectangular" ... I haven't figure that one out yet. There is a village in Tibet called Nemo. IP: Logged
PlutoSurvivor Knowflake Posts: 2406 From: USA Registered: Sep 2011	posted November 28, 2014 04:12 PM Anyway, i have (1640) Nemo conjunct Saturn in my chart and it corresponds to my key past life karmic experience. Interesting how the urban translation of Nemo and the Sabian of my NN connect. Urban translation of Nemo: The story of a handicapped boy, Nemo, who's mother and siblings were brutally murdered in front of their home. On his first day of school, he is abducted by a masked man and is held prisoner in a dentist's office. The story chronicles his father's journey to find him and his attempts at escape... ...as portrayed by animated fish. Sabian of my North Node: A Dentisi at Work IP: Logged
elixir Knowflake Posts: 2418 From: United States Registered: Apr 2012	posted November 29, 2014 04:39 PM "Babushka" actually means grandma in Russian. A nesting doll would be a "matryoshka." IP: Logged
happyleo Knowflake Posts: 516 From: Registered: Sep 2014	posted July 20, 2015 08:17 AM wow, thank you for the corrections/input! perhaps other people can add something to the list in their language? IP: Logged
Astro keen unregistered	posted July 20, 2015 11:33 AM Foreign to whom? LL has members from all over the world - so why the assumption that only the English are at home here. English, anyway, is a mongrel language comprising of lots of 'foreign words'. IP: Logged
happyleo Knowflake Posts: 516 From: Registered: Sep 2014	posted July 20, 2015 12:22 PM Well, what I meant was actually asteroids in your own language (other than english), I guess the thread title is misleading. IP: Logged
Vajra Knowflake Posts: 1738 From: Registered: Dec 2012	posted July 20, 2015 04:26 PM . IP: Logged
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happyleo Knowflake Posts: 516 From: Registered: Sep 2014	posted July 24, 2015 07:29 AM Oh wow, thanks, I've never heard of Brecher as an expression for waves, you see, I actually speak "Austrian" Perhaps I tried too hard in giving something back to this wonderful forum. IP: Logged
Vajra Knowflake Posts: 1738 From: Registered: Dec 2012	posted August 04, 2015 11:55 AM . IP: Logged
arcturus90 Knowflake Posts: 547 From: Arcturus Registered: Nov 2017	posted April 24, 2018 07:41 PM Wow.. I'm going to read all of this IP: Logged
arcturus90 Knowflake Posts: 547 From: Arcturus Registered: Nov 2017	posted April 24, 2018 07:44 PM 3906 Chao – sounds like ciao! ==> No, it's an asteroid related to chaos I think (I've read it) IP: Logged
Randall Webmaster Posts: 145856 From: Your Friendly Neighborhood Juris Doctorate. Registered: Apr 2009	posted April 26, 2018 10:35 AM Good list! IP: Logged
arcturus90 Knowflake Posts: 547 From: Arcturus Registered: Nov 2017	posted April 27, 2018 06:23 PM 25115 Drago – Serbian – something one is fond of I have asteroid Drago conjunct a famous humorist's drago. I'm fond of him and his shows. 4528 Berg – German for mountain My father has asteroid Berg conjunct Jupiter (3° orb) in Aries and he loves going on journeys in the mountains and do sport (hiking, skying) over there IP: Logged
hypatia238 Moderator Posts: 14764 From: Mercury novile and parallel Pluto, Pluto septile Southnode Registered: Sep 2014	posted January 25, 2020 09:36 PM "4232 Aparicio – Spanish – to appear" Incorrect! APARECIO means "to appear." IP: Logged
Randall Webmaster Posts: 145856 From: Your Friendly Neighborhood Juris Doctorate. Registered: Apr 2009	posted February 11, 2020 05:54 PM Interesting thread! IP: Logged
arcturus90 Knowflake Posts: 547 From: Arcturus Registered: Nov 2017	posted March 23, 2020 10:56 AM Idefix is the dog in Asterix. It's Obelix's dog. It's like "idée fixe". Perhaps he was named this way because he wanted to follow Asterix and Obelix along their journey in the first comic book (I think)... he had this set idea I'm going to use this asteroid + zimmer + babuska I have Idefix in Aries. I noticed that the asteroids named after characters I like, or authors, celebrities, etc. I have them in Aries. although it's not well-aspected There is also asteroid Obelix, which related, partly, in my opinion, to an obsession for eating. I'm obsessed with food and have Obelix unaspected but exact semi-sextile to my Sun... And my cat is obsessed with food too (he can ask for food all day long), so I checked this asteroid in his chart and it's exact sextile his Sun, and conjunct Jupiter ! IP: Logged
arcturus90 Knowflake Posts: 547 From: Arcturus Registered: Nov 2017	posted July 25, 2021 10:05 PM asteroid Nonna : Nonna means "grandma" in italian... I thought that a woman I know (my mother's teenage friend) certainly has this asteroid conjunct my asteroid Nonna and indeed my asteroid Nonna conjuncts hers. this asteroid works pretty well then IP: Logged
MoonMystic Knowflake Posts: 5630 From: Inside the Ring of 🔥 Registered: Nov 2016	posted July 26, 2021 12:10 AM 36060 Babuska – " these Russian wooden puppets you can open and there’s always another one in it – could signify someone or something with many layers or someone kind of fading" 83 Beatrix – Latin for "traveller" - are very liken with dimension traveling. May be a fun study anyhow. I'll share mine after I look @my chart. Babushka is layers, dimensions within we are more versions. Or even layers to the psyche. H5 Beatrix in in the middle of Chant 3315 + Lovi (danish: "trance") 5943 In my intimacy, lovemaking this is fitting. My useage of them in the case study here~ * http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/006799.html IP: Logged
Randall Webmaster Posts: 145856 From: Your Friendly Neighborhood Juris Doctorate. Registered: Apr 2009	posted August 12, 2021 05:19 PM Bump! IP: Logged

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