Karrebeaksminde

[Jens Eg]

Hi from Denmark

Try to see Google and name it "Karrebeaksminde", bouth in words and
pictures.

It is a little fishermann place in South of Zeeland, Denmark, near
Neastved.

Om pictures there are 3 with boats and so.

And in http://www.dis-danmark.dk you also can in left side find a " find your
family here" and there are also some other looking for your danish word and
place.
Try also Google: write "Karrebeaksminde kort* , then you have a map (=kort)
over the area.

Regards from
Jens Eg look http://www.thyslaegt.dk too

[Art]

Jens Eg wrote:

Hi from Denmark

Try to see Google and name it "Karrebeaksminde", bouth in words and
pictures.

Any idea what the meaning (if any) of Karrebæksminde is? A lot of the
places in the area have Karrebæk as the word root.

In my small Danish-English dictionary, Karre=block, bæk=brook, and
minde=memorial. But direct literal translations often don't work.

Art

[ole dorch]

Karre-bæk = Originally the name of a small stream or river ( later on also
the name of a village )
Minde = Old word for the mouth of a stream/river.

ole dorch

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Jens Eg wrote:
Hi from Denmark

Try to see Google and name it "Karrebeaksminde", bouth in words and
pictures.

Any idea what the meaning (if any) of Karrebæksminde is? A lot of the
places in the area have Karrebæk as the word root.

In my small Danish-English dictionary, Karre=block, bæk=brook, and
minde=memorial. But direct literal translations often don't work.

Art

[ole dorch]

Karre-bæk = Originally the name of a small stream or river ( later on also
the name of a village )
Minde = Old word for the mouth of a stream/river.

ole dorch

"Art" <[email protected]> skrev i en meddelelse
news:kxRgi.11845$xy.5339@trnddc06...

Jens Eg wrote:
Hi from Denmark

Try to see Google and name it "Karrebeaksminde", bouth in words and
pictures.

Any idea what the meaning (if any) of Karrebæksminde is? A lot of the
places in the area have Karrebæk as the word root.

In my small Danish-English dictionary, Karre=block, bæk=brook, and
minde=memorial. But direct literal translations often don't work.

Art

[ole dorch]

Karre-bæk = Originally the name of a small stream or river ( later on also
the name of a village )
Minde = Old word for the mouth of a stream/river.

ole dorch

"Art" <[email protected]> skrev i en meddelelse
news:kxRgi.11845$xy.5339@trnddc06...

Jens Eg wrote:
Hi from Denmark

Try to see Google and name it "Karrebeaksminde", bouth in words and
pictures.

Any idea what the meaning (if any) of Karrebæksminde is? A lot of the
places in the area have Karrebæk as the word root.

In my small Danish-English dictionary, Karre=block, bæk=brook, and
minde=memorial. But direct literal translations often don't work.

Art

[ole dorch]

Karre-bæk = Originally the name of a small stream or river ( later on also
the name of a village )
Minde = Old word for the mouth of a stream/river.

ole dorch

"Art" <[email protected]> skrev i en meddelelse
news:kxRgi.11845$xy.5339@trnddc06...

Jens Eg wrote:
Hi from Denmark

Try to see Google and name it "Karrebeaksminde", bouth in words and
pictures.

Any idea what the meaning (if any) of Karrebæksminde is? A lot of the
places in the area have Karrebæk as the word root.

In my small Danish-English dictionary, Karre=block, bæk=brook, and
minde=memorial. But direct literal translations often don't work.

Art

[Jan]

Thu, 28 Jun 2007 16:41:52 GMT, Art <[email protected]>;
<kxRgi.11845$xy.5339@trnddc06>; <soc.genealogy.nordic>:

In my small Danish-English dictionary, Karre=block, bæk=brook, and
minde=memorial. But direct literal translations often don't work.

Karre (=block) is another word: french carré. So that translation
isn't even literal
--
/Jan
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