Craig05 Posted March 21, 2011 Report Posted March 21, 2011 Stamkoppel- Basic PairStamduivin - Basic HenStamdoffer - Basic CockGrootvader - GrandfatherGrootmoeder - GrandmotherGrootouders - GrandparentsNazten - OffspringVoorouders - AncestorsStamkaart -PedigreeAfstamming - Orgin/ PedigreeDuivin - HenDoffer - CockJaarling - YearlingJonge Duif - Young BirdOude Duif - Old BirdRas - StrainInteelt - InbreedingKruisen - Crossbreeding Stam - FamilyVerwant - RelatedKweeker - BreederKweekhok - StockloftNestduif - Cock or hen raced naturalVroeg jong - early bredZomer jong - Summer BredLaat jong - Late Bred ^^^Just some words that Mr Ad Schaerlaeckens suggest are important words to read on Belgian and Dutch pedigrees Spot on Wiley, most of them i understand, there are some of them that must be Belgium because they would mean nothing in Afrikaans. very handy list to have though
Guest IB Posted March 21, 2011 Report Posted March 21, 2011 IB, all those words are Flemish, which is Belgian Dutch. So they are understandable in both Belgium and Holland. there you go IB, just to show how close the two languages are, in Afrikaans "moeder" is mother and Vader is father. "Die Duif" is The Pigeon. there you go, a daily class in the Afrikaans language Thanks for that. You don't half get an education on this Site.
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