Re: German "Stein"

Subject:	Re: German "Stein"
From:	"Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim"
Date:	28 Dec 2006 09:25:56 -0800
Newsgroups:	sci.lang

Harlan Messinger schrieb:
> I'm wondering how many different ways you'll come up with to ask "What
> does 'Einstein' mean?"

The ubiquity of Stein in Germany attracted my attention and of course
the name of the popular Einstein and the conductor Bernstein. Don't
worry I love stones whether jewels or rocks.

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