एक दिवा आणि एक hobbling गेट चाला,

limper's Usage Examples:

made him lame for life, and gave him the nickname Armand Le Boiteux (the limper).

EtymologyThe first uses of the word component Müggel are, according to Gerhard Schlimpert in the Codex diplomaticus Brandenburgensis, in 1394 as den Tyns in der Miggel and in 1487 as von der Miggelseh.

The traditional derivative from Common Slavonic mogyla grave, grave hill, earth hill is rejected by Schlimpert as not durable.

Analyses say that the word component heim in the name was brought around 1750 by settlers from the Palatinate from their homeland Odernheim, according to Schlimpert.

5 cm long and up to 3 mm wide, whereas those under water are thinner and limper, and longer than those above water, especially in deeper streams.

Synonyms:

hobbler, footer, pedestrian, walker,

Antonyms:

driver, interesting,