Re: Does this mean anything?

[Michael Surbrook <susano@access.digex.net>]

On Fri, 10 May 1996 kuijt@umiacs.UMD.EDU wrote:

> stolz: "proud".  German.
> 
> That is without the second t, though.

Well, I am fairly certain that the odd spelling comes from the source
material and isn't my fault.

> Wind (noun) is the same in German as in English.  And to the best of
> my knowledge (caveat: I am not a native german speaker), "proud wind"
> doesn't mean anything special in German (unlike divine wind in Japanese,
> for example).

I don't think it's supposed to, I'm pretty positive it's a kludged
together name.

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