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Englisch - Englisch
Definition von bubbe meise im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch
- grandmother's tale; An "old wives' tale"; a fairytale
- A grandmother's fable. Although very close to the idea of an old wives' tale, bubbe-meise is a shade more serious
bubbe meise
Etymologie
() From Yiddish באבע מעשה. Compares also to Slavic баба (grandmother). The roots of this expression lie in the Medieval Anglo-Norman chivalric romance, Sir Bevis of Hampton. When rewritten in Yiddish for Jewish audience by Elia Levita, and printed in 1541, it came to be known as Bove meise or Bovo-Bukh.Resimler
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