Abdecker

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German

Etymology

Originally “the person that strips the hide (back then called Decke) from a perished animal”.

Pronunciation

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Noun

Abdecker m (genitive Abdeckers, plural Abdecker)

  1. knacker (one who deals with animal cadavers)

Declension

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