- Wagge
- dicker Stein; auch für: großer kräftiger Mann
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wagge — obs. form of wag, wage v.1 … Useful english dictionary
Wagge — Recorded as Wagg, Wagge, and the diminutives Waggatt, Waggett, Waggit, Waggot and Waggott, this is an English medieval surname although one of much earlier and confused origins. It derives either from the pre 7th Century word wag meaning to shake … Surnames reference
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Top 2000 D — war ein gemeinsames Projekt der Radiosender DT64 und SDR 3 zur Ermittlung von „gesamtdeutschen“ Hörercharts. Die „längste Hitparade der Welt“ wurde vom 12. April 1990 bis zum 16. August 1990 ermittelt und vom 17. bis zum 25. August 1990[1]… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Wadge — This interesting surname found widespread in Cornwall, is possibly a variant of Wedge , which itself derives from two possible origins. Firstly, it may be of English topographical origin, describing someone who lived on a wedge shaped (i.e.… … Surnames reference
Wagg — Recorded as Wagg, Wagge, and the diminutives Waggatt, Waggett, Waggit, Waggot and Waggott, this is an English medieval surname although one of much earlier and confused origins. It derives either from the pre 7th Century word wag meaning to shake … Surnames reference
Waggatt — Recorded as Wagg, Wagge, and the diminutives Waggatt, Waggett, Waggit, Waggot and Waggott, this is an English medieval surname although one of much earlier and confused origins. It derives either from the pre 7th Century word wag meaning to shake … Surnames reference
Waggett — Recorded as Wagg, Wagge, and the diminutives Waggatt, Waggett, Waggit, Waggot and Waggott, this is an English medieval surname although one of much earlier and confused origins. It derives either from the pre 7th Century word wag meaning to shake … Surnames reference
Waggitt — Recorded as Wagg, Wagge, and the diminutives Waggatt, Waggett, Waggit, Waggot and Waggott, this is an English medieval surname although one of much earlier and confused origins. It derives either from the pre 7th Century word wag meaning to shake … Surnames reference
