160630 今日知ったこと

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarzenegger_(surname)
>"egg" (from the same root as the German word "ecke" for "corner") refers to a ridge, e.g., Eggli (long ridge), Eggiman (lives on a ridge), and Eggler (farms on a ridge).

http://forum.wordreference.com/threads/etymology-of-the-name-schwarzenegger.2153532/
>Morphological analysis is Schwarz-en-egg-er. Egg is an Upper-German (i.e. Southern) variant of Ecke = corner, cognate to English edge. Here it carries an older meaning: a mountain-peak, -edge or -slope. An Egger is someone who lives there.
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Hence, a Schwarzenegger is someone who lives on a black mountain-peak, -edge or -slope.

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