The sidebar shows two other languages for this Lemma, the Dutch one is interesting: * Intuinzinnen, From the Dutch proverbs "ergens intuinen" of "om de tuin ge

The sidebar shows two other languages for this Lemma, the Dutch one is interesting: * Intuinzinnen, From the Dutch proverbs "ergens intuinen" of "om de tuin geleid worden". Literally: To "be gardened into something", or "to be led around the garden." Both meaning the same as "lead someone down the garden path" Seams the proverb is nearly similar in both languages. Which makes me wonder whether they originated from the same word. After all, Dutch and English (And German, Danish and Swedish) have the same common ancestor. Or whether they describe the same, in the past generally known effect of garden paths leading to unexpected dead ends.