Any 'not anymore used' german words like “jawohl” and “Fräulein”? [on hold]











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I would like to know any, shall I say, "out-of-use" german words that may or may not carry connotations, like 'jawohl' or 'Fräulein'. And of course words that would sound somehow weird nowadays. I am doing this simply for fun and knowledge.
So, more clearly said, write here any outdated german words. :)










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    See german.stackexchange.com/questions/1437/… for Jawohl - it is just a normal word. See also german.stackexchange.com/questions/986/…
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So, more clearly said, write here any outdated german words. :)










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    See german.stackexchange.com/questions/1437/… for Jawohl - it is just a normal word. See also german.stackexchange.com/questions/986/…
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So, more clearly said, write here any outdated german words. :)










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I would like to know any, shall I say, "out-of-use" german words that may or may not carry connotations, like 'jawohl' or 'Fräulein'. And of course words that would sound somehow weird nowadays. I am doing this simply for fun and knowledge.
So, more clearly said, write here any outdated german words. :)







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    See german.stackexchange.com/questions/1437/… for Jawohl - it is just a normal word. See also german.stackexchange.com/questions/986/…
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    German Language is a question & answer site where we are very good in answering a question on a single issue. Please understand that generating multiple big lists of words would not be a good fit for this site, as we would be unable to select a good answer. Such lists would easily be generated from dictionary entries: e.g. duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/veraltend or duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/veraltet
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  • Take a look at that: amp.welt.de/kultur/article184451502/…
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    yesterday














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    See german.stackexchange.com/questions/1437/… for Jawohl - it is just a normal word. See also german.stackexchange.com/questions/986/…
    – knut
    2 days ago








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    German Language is a question & answer site where we are very good in answering a question on a single issue. Please understand that generating multiple big lists of words would not be a good fit for this site, as we would be unable to select a good answer. Such lists would easily be generated from dictionary entries: e.g. duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/veraltend or duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/veraltet
    – Takkat
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  • Take a look at that: amp.welt.de/kultur/article184451502/…
    – scienceponder
    yesterday








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See german.stackexchange.com/questions/1437/… for Jawohl - it is just a normal word. See also german.stackexchange.com/questions/986/…
– knut
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See german.stackexchange.com/questions/1437/… for Jawohl - it is just a normal word. See also german.stackexchange.com/questions/986/…
– knut
2 days ago






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German Language is a question & answer site where we are very good in answering a question on a single issue. Please understand that generating multiple big lists of words would not be a good fit for this site, as we would be unable to select a good answer. Such lists would easily be generated from dictionary entries: e.g. duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/veraltend or duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/veraltet
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German Language is a question & answer site where we are very good in answering a question on a single issue. Please understand that generating multiple big lists of words would not be a good fit for this site, as we would be unable to select a good answer. Such lists would easily be generated from dictionary entries: e.g. duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/veraltend or duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/veraltet
– Takkat
yesterday














Take a look at that: amp.welt.de/kultur/article184451502/…
– scienceponder
yesterday




Take a look at that: amp.welt.de/kultur/article184451502/…
– scienceponder
yesterday










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Jawohl. simply means Got it. It's not outdated. You may hear




Jawoll!




quite often if one acknowlegdes something which went well. For example, commenting a good move in a football game.



Fräulein is not used any more to address unmarried women. You may still hear it when parents address their daughter.




Ach, das Fräulein will wieder mal verreisen. – Ja, Papa!







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There is such a lot of these words. I'll provide you the first two that came into my mind: wohlfeil and feilbieten. Enjoy :-)






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  • These are really outdated. Most people had to look them up.
    – Janka
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  • Yes, I like it. You know, examples like that. Maybe you can tell me more :) Like, veryy outdated terms
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The couple of outdated words that come to mind are mädel and schweinhund. I have heard of the former popularity of these words, but haven't personally experienced it.
Nevertheless, I especially like schweinhund and would like to see it make a comeback.






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    It's Schweinehund. It never was Schweinhund. Both Mädel and Schweinehund are still in use.
    – Janka
    yesterday










  • In addition to what Janka said, the innere Schweinehund is probably immortal.
    – Christophe Strobbe
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  • I wish I would have learned this years ago. I was taught that schweinhund was an insult toward someone, but this makes much more sense.Thanks for the clarification.
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Jawohl. simply means Got it. It's not outdated. You may hear




Jawoll!




quite often if one acknowlegdes something which went well. For example, commenting a good move in a football game.



Fräulein is not used any more to address unmarried women. You may still hear it when parents address their daughter.




Ach, das Fräulein will wieder mal verreisen. – Ja, Papa!







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  • While I agree with what you wrote, this doesn’t answer the question at all. (Not that I’m in favor of answering this question in the first place.)
    – Philipp
    yesterday















up vote
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Jawohl. simply means Got it. It's not outdated. You may hear




Jawoll!




quite often if one acknowlegdes something which went well. For example, commenting a good move in a football game.



Fräulein is not used any more to address unmarried women. You may still hear it when parents address their daughter.




Ach, das Fräulein will wieder mal verreisen. – Ja, Papa!







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  • While I agree with what you wrote, this doesn’t answer the question at all. (Not that I’m in favor of answering this question in the first place.)
    – Philipp
    yesterday













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up vote
6
down vote









Jawohl. simply means Got it. It's not outdated. You may hear




Jawoll!




quite often if one acknowlegdes something which went well. For example, commenting a good move in a football game.



Fräulein is not used any more to address unmarried women. You may still hear it when parents address their daughter.




Ach, das Fräulein will wieder mal verreisen. – Ja, Papa!







share|improve this answer












Jawohl. simply means Got it. It's not outdated. You may hear




Jawoll!




quite often if one acknowlegdes something which went well. For example, commenting a good move in a football game.



Fräulein is not used any more to address unmarried women. You may still hear it when parents address their daughter.




Ach, das Fräulein will wieder mal verreisen. – Ja, Papa!








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  • While I agree with what you wrote, this doesn’t answer the question at all. (Not that I’m in favor of answering this question in the first place.)
    – Philipp
    yesterday


















  • While I agree with what you wrote, this doesn’t answer the question at all. (Not that I’m in favor of answering this question in the first place.)
    – Philipp
    yesterday
















While I agree with what you wrote, this doesn’t answer the question at all. (Not that I’m in favor of answering this question in the first place.)
– Philipp
yesterday




While I agree with what you wrote, this doesn’t answer the question at all. (Not that I’m in favor of answering this question in the first place.)
– Philipp
yesterday










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There is such a lot of these words. I'll provide you the first two that came into my mind: wohlfeil and feilbieten. Enjoy :-)






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  • These are really outdated. Most people had to look them up.
    – Janka
    yesterday










  • So maybe you'll like Oheim as well.
    – yaccob
    yesterday










  • Yes, I like it. You know, examples like that. Maybe you can tell me more :) Like, veryy outdated terms
    – Dydydy
    yesterday















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There is such a lot of these words. I'll provide you the first two that came into my mind: wohlfeil and feilbieten. Enjoy :-)






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  • These are really outdated. Most people had to look them up.
    – Janka
    yesterday










  • So maybe you'll like Oheim as well.
    – yaccob
    yesterday










  • Yes, I like it. You know, examples like that. Maybe you can tell me more :) Like, veryy outdated terms
    – Dydydy
    yesterday













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There is such a lot of these words. I'll provide you the first two that came into my mind: wohlfeil and feilbieten. Enjoy :-)






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There is such a lot of these words. I'll provide you the first two that came into my mind: wohlfeil and feilbieten. Enjoy :-)







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  • These are really outdated. Most people had to look them up.
    – Janka
    yesterday










  • So maybe you'll like Oheim as well.
    – yaccob
    yesterday










  • Yes, I like it. You know, examples like that. Maybe you can tell me more :) Like, veryy outdated terms
    – Dydydy
    yesterday


















  • These are really outdated. Most people had to look them up.
    – Janka
    yesterday










  • So maybe you'll like Oheim as well.
    – yaccob
    yesterday










  • Yes, I like it. You know, examples like that. Maybe you can tell me more :) Like, veryy outdated terms
    – Dydydy
    yesterday
















These are really outdated. Most people had to look them up.
– Janka
yesterday




These are really outdated. Most people had to look them up.
– Janka
yesterday












So maybe you'll like Oheim as well.
– yaccob
yesterday




So maybe you'll like Oheim as well.
– yaccob
yesterday












Yes, I like it. You know, examples like that. Maybe you can tell me more :) Like, veryy outdated terms
– Dydydy
yesterday




Yes, I like it. You know, examples like that. Maybe you can tell me more :) Like, veryy outdated terms
– Dydydy
yesterday










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The couple of outdated words that come to mind are mädel and schweinhund. I have heard of the former popularity of these words, but haven't personally experienced it.
Nevertheless, I especially like schweinhund and would like to see it make a comeback.






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    It's Schweinehund. It never was Schweinhund. Both Mädel and Schweinehund are still in use.
    – Janka
    yesterday










  • In addition to what Janka said, the innere Schweinehund is probably immortal.
    – Christophe Strobbe
    yesterday










  • I wish I would have learned this years ago. I was taught that schweinhund was an insult toward someone, but this makes much more sense.Thanks for the clarification.
    – Jimmyb
    6 hours ago















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The couple of outdated words that come to mind are mädel and schweinhund. I have heard of the former popularity of these words, but haven't personally experienced it.
Nevertheless, I especially like schweinhund and would like to see it make a comeback.






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    It's Schweinehund. It never was Schweinhund. Both Mädel and Schweinehund are still in use.
    – Janka
    yesterday










  • In addition to what Janka said, the innere Schweinehund is probably immortal.
    – Christophe Strobbe
    yesterday










  • I wish I would have learned this years ago. I was taught that schweinhund was an insult toward someone, but this makes much more sense.Thanks for the clarification.
    – Jimmyb
    6 hours ago













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The couple of outdated words that come to mind are mädel and schweinhund. I have heard of the former popularity of these words, but haven't personally experienced it.
Nevertheless, I especially like schweinhund and would like to see it make a comeback.






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The couple of outdated words that come to mind are mädel and schweinhund. I have heard of the former popularity of these words, but haven't personally experienced it.
Nevertheless, I especially like schweinhund and would like to see it make a comeback.







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  • 4




    It's Schweinehund. It never was Schweinhund. Both Mädel and Schweinehund are still in use.
    – Janka
    yesterday










  • In addition to what Janka said, the innere Schweinehund is probably immortal.
    – Christophe Strobbe
    yesterday










  • I wish I would have learned this years ago. I was taught that schweinhund was an insult toward someone, but this makes much more sense.Thanks for the clarification.
    – Jimmyb
    6 hours ago














  • 4




    It's Schweinehund. It never was Schweinhund. Both Mädel and Schweinehund are still in use.
    – Janka
    yesterday










  • In addition to what Janka said, the innere Schweinehund is probably immortal.
    – Christophe Strobbe
    yesterday










  • I wish I would have learned this years ago. I was taught that schweinhund was an insult toward someone, but this makes much more sense.Thanks for the clarification.
    – Jimmyb
    6 hours ago








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It's Schweinehund. It never was Schweinhund. Both Mädel and Schweinehund are still in use.
– Janka
yesterday




It's Schweinehund. It never was Schweinhund. Both Mädel and Schweinehund are still in use.
– Janka
yesterday












In addition to what Janka said, the innere Schweinehund is probably immortal.
– Christophe Strobbe
yesterday




In addition to what Janka said, the innere Schweinehund is probably immortal.
– Christophe Strobbe
yesterday












I wish I would have learned this years ago. I was taught that schweinhund was an insult toward someone, but this makes much more sense.Thanks for the clarification.
– Jimmyb
6 hours ago




I wish I would have learned this years ago. I was taught that schweinhund was an insult toward someone, but this makes much more sense.Thanks for the clarification.
– Jimmyb
6 hours ago



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