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DRAVITUL (TURMALINA BRUNA) - O piatra cu o menire cu adevarat binecuvantata Na(Mg3)Al6(Si6O18)(BO3)3(OH)3(OH)

DRAVITUL (TURMALINA BRUNA) – O piatra cu o menire cu adevarat binecuvantata Na(Mg3)Al6(Si6O18)(BO3)3(OH)3(OH)

DRAVITUL este o varietate bruna de Turmalina. Numele sau este derivat de la mineralogul austriac Drave. Culoarea sa este maro inchis si rar se gasesc specimene fine, clare, bune de fatetat. Cele mai bune exemplare fatetate seamana foarte mult cu cele de Cuart Fumuriu. Dravitul se gaseste cel mai abundent in Brazilia. Fiintele umane au doua parti – una dintre parti este insorita si una dintre ele…

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[vegan-yums]

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[dedalvs]

(Native German speaker here) "tragen" means wearing, "antragen" is more to offer so sth, so this seemed really weird to me but then again "an haben" means wearing in an informal way, but you could say "ich trage meine schuhe an den füßen" which makes sense because it means I wear my shoes on my feet. It either got mixed up or is just an old way of saying it, because to me as well this sounds sorta wrong. Hope that clarified it at least somehow..

I wouldn't be surprised if it was an older way of saying things. They may have been old textbooks (I studied German in high school, not college). Something else I learned that a friend from Germany said sounded odd was Ich habe hunger. We were told that Ich bin hungrig was an English-ism and not proper German, but I've been told pretty much the exact opposite by German speakers from Germany (or at least southern Germany). Perhaps that's where this came from: The German of yesteryear?