Difference between revisions of "Sich a din again"
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* ''German'' '''sich:''' himself | * ''German'' '''sich:''' himself | ||
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Revision as of 12:23, 15 September 2006
- such a thing
- German ding an sich: Immanuel Kant’s "thing in itself"
- German sich: himself
- din: noise, i.e. the wake attendees who are singing or crying
- Finnegan
