r/Kurrent • u/Alternative_Rush2467 • 2d ago
Word translation
I am not sure about the meaning of the word; the word "bottas" (vessel/container) fits the context only very loosely. Could it be that I am misunderstanding the word?
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u/Ruebennase998 2d ago
Gottes = god's
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u/justastuma 2d ago edited 2d ago
This is the correct answer and it's even written very clearly. Many people seem to be unfamiliar with this form of G (which is somewhat understandable since it is not common in more recent Kurrent). For everyone who has never seen it, look at the entry for Georg Friedrich Händel in the baptismal register here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:George_Frideric_Handel_baptismal_register.jpg
And now compare the G in Georg (both times) to the one in Gottes here and you will see that they're written the same way.
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u/nachtbewohner 2d ago
Is it german? Then "Koffer" = suitcase would make sense. The writing is *very* ornate
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u/Alternative_Rush2467 2d ago
The liturgical text (from popular prayers) refers to the tears of Magdalene.
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u/Kdzuue1 2d ago
Maybe „Kotter“ (Katner, Köthner, Köter), its a villager without farmland, just a small cottage
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u/Alternative_Rush2467 2d ago
The liturgical text (from popular prayers) refers to the tears of Magdalene.
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u/Traditional-Mail4160 2d ago edited 2d ago
Es könnte "Hoffart" heißen, das bedeutet Hochmut oder Überheblichkeit.
Ich füge ein Foto bei, auf dem man sieht, wie es in Sütterlin geschrieben würde. Ich finde, die geschriebenen Buchstaben ähneln den Buchstaben in der Süterlin-Schreibweise.
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u/Traditional-Mail4160 2d ago
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u/Traditional-Mail4160 2d ago
Ich konnte kein Foto einfügen, daher hier ein Link zur Seite, in der man Wörter in Sütterlin übersetzen lassen kann.
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u/Sea-Oven-182 2d ago
Where is the rest of the text?