[Latingp] Latin Small Letter Sharp S (ß) U+00DF
Michael Bauland
Michael.Bauland at knipp.de
Mon Aug 26 07:34:21 UTC 2019
Hi all,
>> Second, I want to comment on the Option for Sharp S and double S with
>> no variant relationship. I have a question for those who are more
>> fluent in German than I -- which is most of you. Are there any
>> examples of two different German words which are identical except that
>> one is rendered with a Sharp S and the other is rendered strictly with
>> a double S?
>
> In short - many: masse vs maße, reisen vs reißen, weise vs weiße, muse
> vs muße, busen vs bußen. And those examples don‘t even include proper
> names, such as personal or place names, which should be more than the
> examples from the lexicon.
Just a short comment: most of the examples don't have a double S, but
only a single one. So I guess they're not relevant. However your first case
* Masse and Maße (mass and measurements) as well as
* Rußen and Russen (sooting and Russians)
would be two examples.
I will now catch up with the other topics and talk to you all this Thursday.
Cheers,
Michael
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