Sorry but no. It is Turkish for plum.a name of a Viking (male): Erik the Red
Sorry but no. It is Turkish for plum.a name of a Viking (male): Erik the Red
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I was wrong on Erik, obviously, but on my third try I was correct on Swiss 'kitchen cupboard' tho Wiebke didn't answer, but she's got quite a bit going on atm, so no surprise. Or maybe third try doesn't count, which would partially explain nobody reacting to "Meerwutz".
Somebody please put us out of our misery and re-start the game @YvonneBlue @Wiebke @Merab @fluffysal @PiggyintheMiddle
No, I am sorry, Wiebke! I added your name so as not to leave you out, but I know you've got a lot going on medically atm, without knowing all the details. It sounds horrendous, far worse than I knew. So I'll take care not to bother you again with stupid posts. Heartfelt apologies.Sorry, I am currently really busy getting my new (disabled) home life under control and into a routine while still recovering from major surgery, still fighting acute exhaustion, constant balance issues and other unexpected stuff my new rogue inoperable brain tumour is unleashing on me... Not mention the steroids that I have to take and which are really messing with my bod
Hmmm... WeihnachtenThis thread seems to have got stuck.
I was wrong on Erik, obviously, but on my third try I was correct on Swiss 'kitchen cupboard' tho Wiebke didn't answer, but she's got quite a bit going on atm, so no surprise. Or maybe third try doesn't count, which would partially explain nobody reacting to "Meerwutz".
Somebody please put us out of our misery and re-start the game @YvonneBlue @Wiebke @Merab @fluffysal @PiggyintheMiddle
Ha Ha Christmas!Hmmm... Weihnachten
I learnt that the sound boll in Turkish means 'generous' as in generous amount. There's chock, which means 'a lot' and then boll is even more. Could be part of the meaning of balik?Ok, balik. It's Turkish and phonetically sounded it's boll-ock