08-08-2026, 07:43 AM
As I’ve already said, the sentence must also make sense.
If I replace the ‘x’ – pronounced ‘gs/ks’ – with an ‘s’, I end up with Latin, written flawlessly in keywords.
Meaning in German according to the dictionary, in order:
‘you are, Bock, perish/die, power/strength, exalted, Mary.’
In one sentence:
Bock, perish with the power of the Holy Mary.
Whereby ‘sublime’ is a step above ‘of noble birth’.
And it means ‘dabas’, you sacrifice. Also according to the dictionary. (olla dabas) Only ‘olla’ has two ‘L’s.
A curse that makes sense, and one I can understand.
That’s why I stick to it, and I won’t put up with any nonsense.
And it’s pronounced “so nim-tzas mich o” and has nothing to do with goat’s milk.
It means, watch out, the curse could also fall on me.
That’s the story.
‘Bock’ is a synonym here, not an animal.
‘Do host aber n'Bock gschossn’ – You’ve really made a mess of things now.
If I replace the ‘x’ – pronounced ‘gs/ks’ – with an ‘s’, I end up with Latin, written flawlessly in keywords.
Meaning in German according to the dictionary, in order:
‘you are, Bock, perish/die, power/strength, exalted, Mary.’
In one sentence:
Bock, perish with the power of the Holy Mary.
Whereby ‘sublime’ is a step above ‘of noble birth’.
And it means ‘dabas’, you sacrifice. Also according to the dictionary. (olla dabas) Only ‘olla’ has two ‘L’s.
A curse that makes sense, and one I can understand.
That’s why I stick to it, and I won’t put up with any nonsense.
And it’s pronounced “so nim-tzas mich o” and has nothing to do with goat’s milk.
It means, watch out, the curse could also fall on me.
That’s the story.
‘Bock’ is a synonym here, not an animal.
‘Do host aber n'Bock gschossn’ – You’ve really made a mess of things now.