Need nice Germans to help me translate something. How would
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Need nice Germans to help me translate something.
How would you write "Iron body"?
How would you write "Iron cat"?
Eisenkörper
Eisenkatze
>>34019666
Stahlkörper
Staklkatze
Eisenkörper
Eisenkatze
>>34019704
Iron is not steel.
>>34019698
Dies
>>34019713
Dies
>>34019704
Dies nicht
And how would you translate this name, or write it correctly:
Eisencott/Eisenkot/Eisenkott ?
>>34019666
Eisenkörper
Eisenkatze
>>34019771
Eisenkot would make the most sense
>>34019771
Dafaq i just read?
>>34019831
aha, und welchen bitte?
>>34019888
Eisen = Iron
kot = shit
>>34019771
Los meine Eisenkatze, bewege deinen Eisenkörper über mein Gesicht und lege mir Eisenkot in den Mund.
>>34019888
cott und kott sind keine Wörter
>>34019831
>Eisenkot would make the most sense
And what's the translation for this one?
>>34019941
>kot=shit
Is it? Be honest please.
>>34020025
it is, but are you shure you mean this word?
>>34020025
>And what's the translation for this one?
For Eisenkot? Literally Ironshit
>Is it? Be honest please.
Yes http://www.dict.cc/
Is there any common German surname with "kot/kaut/cot/cott/qot/kott" prefix
which translates to a real world that doesn't mean crap?
>>34020108
>>34020068
>>34019970
>>34019941
>>34019888
>>34019831
>>34019817
>>34019757
>>34019736
>>34019713
>>34019704
BTW, thanks for all the answers, Germanbros!
>>34020297
Kotmann :^)
>>34020297
maybe Kautz as a surname
weird question btw
>>34020297
Kottemann, Kottmann, Kotzenberg...
>>34020517
Crapman might be a funny superhero, but it's not what I look for.
>>34020494
>Kautz
Would you say that Eisenkaut translates to Iron-Champion or would you hear another meaning first?
This thread is because of the new upcoming chief of the Israeli Army.
>>34020669
>not being a proud Kotmann with a family line going back to the early 14th century
http://www.heraldrysinstitute.com/cognomi/Kotmann/Germany/idc/778621/lang/de/
>>34020669
no, kautz is a surname and Kauz, which is more or less pronounced the same way, means something like grumpy old man
>>34020669
>This thread is because of the new upcoming chief of the Israeli Army.
what exacly is his name?
its not allways that easy to directly translate surnames, they often have a different meaning than they at first seem to have, schwarzenegger = someone living in a "dark" corner/place
>>34020806
His surname (phonetically: Ayzenqot) has been written only in Hebrew so we aren't sure yet how to write it in English correctly.
We are afraid of other funny translations like Iron-crap when some wrote it as Eisenkot.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gadi_Eisenkott
Does the word 'kott' mean anything?
Someone said that's a pipe/hose, was he right?
>>34020967
http://alexander.kott.org/KOTT_KOT_COTT_website/etymology.htm
http://genealogy.familyeducation.com/surname-origin/kott
probably refers to someone working with metal or in a mine
Does the word 'kaut' mean Champ or would you hear anything else before this meaning?
>>34021141
he chews
>>34021134
>>34021181
Thanks, bros. Could either of you refer to this >>34021064 ?
>>34021141
no, it means someone who grows flax
>>34021247
see http://genealogy.familyeducation.com/surname-origin/kott
>>34021287
Yeah thanks a bunch for these links, man!
I'm reading 'em.
Last question: if you read this Eisenkott would you think of Iron-Crap or is spelled different enough away from this funny translation?
>>34021428
> if you read this Eisenkott would you think of Iron-Crap
I most certainly would
>>34021428
>or is spelled different enough away from this funny translation?
no
>>34021490
and as cott?
what the fuck's going on here dude?
>>34021535
As far as I can tell he's plotting to waste German people's time with senseless questions as revenge for the holocaust.
>>34021520
then it gets to weird, as in "wtf is he trying to say"
>>34021631
good... good..
>>34021650
another nice German to confirm this:
If you read this Eisencott would you think of Iron-Crap or is spelled different enough away from this funny translation?
>>34020967
Was für ein hübsches Mädchen.
>>34021791
they are pronounced different, co-tt would be pronounced like "co-ttage", ko-t like "ko-be bryant"
who /420/ here?
>>34021917
>>34021650
>>34021499
Thanks for the help. Really appreciating.
>>34022642
Is it something about muh heritage or why do you desperately want to translate your name into German?
>>34022842
Nope, see the bottom line here: >>34020669
Eisencott is the best choice.
The highest General is Ironshit.
Heavy
