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[geoffreycaveney]

I also observe that it does not seem to be clear at all that there is a word break in "umen", since the spaces after "poxleber" and before whatever it is that is written next are much wider than the small space between the "m" and the "e" in "umen".

There is a Latin word "umens" meaning "being wet; moist, wet".

The Romansch word "umens" meaning "men" is interesting to note as well, but surely much less likely.