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| Subject: | Ah I see (txt) |
| Author: | Selwyn (guest, 195.215.72.204) |
| Date: | June 18, 2001 at 7:04:09 PM |
| Reply to: | Re: What in the name of behindthename.com is Groundhog's Day? by Nanaea |
Interesting.
I had never heard of Candlemass or groundhog day even though I live in one of the northern European counties, which the page seems to refer to.
In danish a groundhog is called a "Jordegern" which directly translated would be something like "earth squirrel".
Perhaps the americans think of them as a kind of underground pigs, while the danes think of them as a kind of underground squirrels, languagewise that is.
-Selwyn
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