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FWIW, I've never heard the word "Morgen" used in that meaning outside of poems. Maybe this is a regional thing? I'm in East Germany (born and raised in Mecklenb
by majewsky 6y ago
FWIW, I've never heard the word "Morgen" used in that meaning outside of poems. Maybe this is a regional thing? I'm in East Germany (born and raised in Mecklenburg, now living in Saxony).
- mgerullis 6y agoNever heard it either, born and raised in Stuttgart, living in Berlin
- groby_b 6y agofwiw, heard it used regularly (NRW, "Bergisches Land") - in the late 70s, by people 70+.
- FabHK 6y agoI (GGP) have also heard it in NRW/Rheinland-Pfalz (Eifel) e.g. from older relatives. It is obsolete, and used less than the Zentner, Pfund.
- zwaps 6y agoheard it used in NRW where the size of a plot of land to be sold was still specified in Morgen