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What does the word “Atten” mean?
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What does the first part "Atten" of the word "Attentäter" mean?
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There's no such stem like Atten. The stem is Attentat.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
3 hours ago
Siehe auch mythoselser.de/attentat-begriff.htm
– knut
3 hours ago
Das Atten vom Attentat ist verwandt mit dem Him von der Himbeere.
– Christian Geiselmann
24 mins ago
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There's no such stem like Atten. The stem is Attentat.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
3 hours ago
Siehe auch mythoselser.de/attentat-begriff.htm
– knut
3 hours ago
Das Atten vom Attentat ist verwandt mit dem Him von der Himbeere.
– Christian Geiselmann
24 mins ago
add a comment |
2
There's no such stem like Atten. The stem is Attentat.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
3 hours ago
Siehe auch mythoselser.de/attentat-begriff.htm
– knut
3 hours ago
Das Atten vom Attentat ist verwandt mit dem Him von der Himbeere.
– Christian Geiselmann
24 mins ago
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2
There's no such stem like Atten. The stem is Attentat.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
3 hours ago
There's no such stem like Atten. The stem is Attentat.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
3 hours ago
Siehe auch mythoselser.de/attentat-begriff.htm
– knut
3 hours ago
Siehe auch mythoselser.de/attentat-begriff.htm
– knut
3 hours ago
Das Atten vom Attentat ist verwandt mit dem Him von der Himbeere.
– Christian Geiselmann
24 mins ago
Das Atten vom Attentat ist verwandt mit dem Him von der Himbeere.
– Christian Geiselmann
24 mins ago
add a comment |
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»Atten« bedeutet gar nichts, diesen Wortstamm gibt es im Deutschen nicht. Das Wort »Attentat« stammt vom lateinischen »attentāre« ab. Das ist eine Nebenform von
attemptāre
Dieses lateinische Wort bedeutet: antasten, versuchen, jmdm. beizukommen suchen
Es ist zusammengesetzt aus:
ad-
Das bedeutet: zu, an, hin(zu), heran, herbei
und
temptāre
Das heißt: betasten, berühren, angreifen
Quelle: DWDS
answered 3 hours ago
Hubert SchölnastHubert Schölnast
73.3k6109243
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»Atten« bedeutet gar nichts, diesen Wortstamm gibt es im Deutschen nicht. Das Wort »Attentat« stammt vom lateinischen »attentāre« ab. Das ist eine Nebenform von
attemptāre
Dieses lateinische Wort bedeutet: antasten, versuchen, jmdm. beizukommen suchen
Es ist zusammengesetzt aus:
ad-
Das bedeutet: zu, an, hin(zu), heran, herbei
und
temptāre
Das heißt: betasten, berühren, angreifen
Quelle: DWDS
answered 3 hours ago
Hubert SchölnastHubert Schölnast
73.3k6109243
add a comment |
»Atten« bedeutet gar nichts, diesen Wortstamm gibt es im Deutschen nicht. Das Wort »Attentat« stammt vom lateinischen »attentāre« ab. Das ist eine Nebenform von
attemptāre
Dieses lateinische Wort bedeutet: antasten, versuchen, jmdm. beizukommen suchen
Es ist zusammengesetzt aus:
ad-
Das bedeutet: zu, an, hin(zu), heran, herbei
und
temptāre
Das heißt: betasten, berühren, angreifen
Quelle: DWDS
answered 3 hours ago
Hubert SchölnastHubert Schölnast
73.3k6109243
add a comment |
»Atten« bedeutet gar nichts, diesen Wortstamm gibt es im Deutschen nicht. Das Wort »Attentat« stammt vom lateinischen »attentāre« ab. Das ist eine Nebenform von
attemptāre
Dieses lateinische Wort bedeutet: antasten, versuchen, jmdm. beizukommen suchen
Es ist zusammengesetzt aus:
ad-
Das bedeutet: zu, an, hin(zu), heran, herbei
und
temptāre
Das heißt: betasten, berühren, angreifen
Quelle: DWDS
answered 3 hours ago
Hubert SchölnastHubert Schölnast
73.3k6109243
»Atten« bedeutet gar nichts, diesen Wortstamm gibt es im Deutschen nicht. Das Wort »Attentat« stammt vom lateinischen »attentāre« ab. Das ist eine Nebenform von
attemptāre
Dieses lateinische Wort bedeutet: antasten, versuchen, jmdm. beizukommen suchen
Es ist zusammengesetzt aus:
ad-
Das bedeutet: zu, an, hin(zu), heran, herbei
und
temptāre
Das heißt: betasten, berühren, angreifen
Quelle: DWDS
answered 3 hours ago
Hubert SchölnastHubert Schölnast
73.3k6109243
answered 3 hours ago
Hubert SchölnastHubert Schölnast
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There's no such stem like Atten. The stem is Attentat.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
3 hours ago
Siehe auch mythoselser.de/attentat-begriff.htm
– knut
3 hours ago
Das Atten vom Attentat ist verwandt mit dem Him von der Himbeere.
– Christian Geiselmann
24 mins ago