> [...] german ("quecksilber" -> quicksilver) [...] In German, there's also quicklebendig – meaning "lively", "very active" – compared to lebendig, which means

> [...] german ("quecksilber" -> quicksilver) [...] In German, there's also quicklebendig – meaning "lively", "very active" – compared to lebendig, which means "alive", "living". It's slowly becoming outdated, though.