Talk:Frith
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I moved the newly-added paragraph on "frith" meaning "neo-Pagan augury" to a separate section; in light of the "revert wars" on this topic dating to 26 Oct 04, perhaps this whole secondary meaning should be moved to a separate article. --Jdz 01:12, 31 Mar 2005 (UTC)
- I have created a separate article named Frith (druidry) for the homonym used among neo-pagans. I hope this silly reversion war can end now.--Wiglaf 08:34, 2 Apr 2005 (UTC)
In modern German, "Friedhof" refers to a cemetery rather than a church, but as the usage may have been "church" in ealier centuries I didn't edit it. --EikwaR
- Yes.. I don't know about historical usage, but Friedhof is definitely a cemetary nowadays. "hof" means something like "field" or "yard", leading me to question whether the word could have been historically applied to a church building, but I'm not sure. Kwertii 21:23, 24 Oct 2004 (UTC)