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Ländle - From German Land (Land) + -le, a diminutive suffix) - A synonym for several German speaking territories - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ländle
ReplyDeleteLandle: last name [surname] made famous by the Ivan the Great, famous champion of table tennis.
ReplyDelete"To throw a Landle" means to ping pong your way to wealth.
Definitions from Emblodwictionary.com
Landle (lan'dl n.)
ReplyDelete1. An allotment used by urban dwellers to grow forgettable vegetables under the strict weed-free administration of a horticultural obergruppenfuehrer (from Sanskrit LANATADA piece of soil + Eng. dim. 'le'. 1578 "This landle, this nation, this jewel'd sceptre surrounded by shining seas"
2. The grounding of a Microlite one-seater aircraft - 1986 "This thing's easy to handle, it's even easier to landle"
Ländle (diminutive of land in some dialects of the German language, e.g., the Low Alemannic and Swabian ones) is sometimes used in German as a colloquial ...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ländle
ReplyDeletelandle (n.) handle to most at first glance
ReplyDeleteland idle to some
this land is my land to others