And the literal meaning is “Scythe Man” (which, I'm sure you can guess at this point, is a compound noun of “Sense” for scythe, and “Mann” for man. Both the Ger

And the literal meaning is “Scythe Man” (which, I'm sure you can guess at this point, is a compound noun of “Sense” for scythe, and “Mann” for man. Both the German Sense and English Scythe derive from the proto-germanic Sagu meaning to cut or saw.)