The literal translation is "white makes". The full phrase "weiss macht frei" would make more sense, meaning "white makes free". That phrase is popular among White Supremacists, Neo-Nazis and Skinheads.
The words "Arbeit Macht Frei", meaning "work makes you free", were posted on several concentration camps in WWII Poland.
Was macht sie = What is she doing
In German, Wehr means "defense" and Macht means "strength" or "force". So Wehrmacht means "Defense Force".
Wais is the Slavic spelling of German Weiss.1. German and Jewish (Ashkenazic): nickname for someone with white hair or a remarkably pale complexion, from Middle High German wiz 'white', German weiss.2. German: variant of Weis.3. German: habitational name from any of various places named Weis(s) or Weissen.4. German: from a short form of a Germanic personal name formed with wig 'battle' or widu 'wood' as the first element.Source: Ancestry.com
A German surname meaning 'white' from Middle High German 'Wiz' meaning white/blond. There is also an Old High German word 'wis' meaning wise or clever.
arbiet macht frei. it means work makes free. i went there last summer and i speak german.
weiss (weiß) macht frei doesn't make much sense and translates as White brings freedom
Weiss (or weiß) is the German translation of the English word "white", or a form of the verb "to know".
Macht seine Deutsch Hausaugabe means doing his German homework
The German word is "weiss."
Ihweiss is not a German word. The closest expression is ich weiss which translates as I know.
It is german for ''Practice makes the master'', it's basically the german version of ''practice makes perfect''.
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Was macht sie = What is she doing
power - die Macht
Beer that is fermented with large quantities of WHEAT and barley. Weiss is German for wheat.
Macht is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.