Schellig

Schellig
This is an unusual and interesting name of German origin, which is a dialectal variant of the German word Schell, itself, a nickname surname for a wild or obstreperous person. The derivation is from the Middle High German "Schel", noisy or loud. In the modern idiom, the variants include Schelle(r), Scholl(er), Schellig, and Scholig. Amongst the examples recorded in London is one, Thomas Schollick who married Sarah Cock on November 16th 1782 at St. Luke's, Old Street, Finsbury. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Hannah Schollick, which was dated May 7th 1733, St. Martin-in-the-Fields', Westminster, during the reign of King George 11, known as "The Last Warrior King", 1727 - 1760. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.

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  • Schellig — *1. Einen schellig machen, dass er das Fälcklein zucket vnd vmb sich sprüet. – Mathesy, 138a. *2. Er ist schellig worden. – Eiselein, 547. Wie ein Thier, dem man eine Schelle an den Schwanz gebunden hat. So bei Thomasin der schellig Wolf, im… …   Deutsches Sprichwörter-Lexikon

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  • Schelle — Recorded in many forms including Schell, Schelle, Shell, Scheller, Schellig, Scholig, (German) Schell, Shell and Van Schell (Dutch), this is an unusual and interesting surname. However spelt it is a medieval nickname surname for a wild or… …   Surnames reference

  • Scholig — This is an unusual and interesting name of German origin, which is a dialectal variant of the German word Schell, itself, a nickname surname for a wild or obstreperous person. The derivation is from the Middle High German Schel , noisy or loud.… …   Surnames reference

  • Schollick — This is an unusual and interesting name of German origin, which is a dialectal variant of the German word Schell, itself, a nickname surname for a wild or obstreperous person. The derivation is from the Middle High German Schel , noisy or loud.… …   Surnames reference

  • Scholl — Recorded in many spelling forms as shown below, this is an interesting surname is Germanic. There are several possible origins, but the most likely is as a form of scholle, meaning a farmer. However it may be cognate with schel , a word which… …   Surnames reference

  • Scholler — This is an unusual and interesting name of German origin, which is a dialectal variant of the German word Schell, itself, a nickname surname for a wild or obstreperous person. The derivation is from the Middle High German Schel , noisy or loud.… …   Surnames reference

  • Käsekorb — *1. Der frisst Käsekörbe. – Grimm, V, 253. Ein spöttisches Sprichwort von einem Eisenfresser. »Der hat ein freien Heldenmuth und frisset kesekörb.« *2. Durch einen kesskorb lachen. – Murner, Vom luth. Narren. »Damit wöln wir sie schellig machen,… …   Deutsches Sprichwörter-Lexikon

  • Mägdlein — 1. Arme mägdlein können einer trewen Mutter viel vbler entberen als die Söhne. – Henisch, 898, 5; Petri, II, 19. 2. Bei Mägdlein von achtzehn Jahren, mit schwarzen Augen und gelben Haaren, mit weissen Händen und schmalen Lenden, kann einer wol… …   Deutsches Sprichwörter-Lexikon

  • Meidlin — *1. Das Meidlin hat Werch an der Kunkel. Von Mädchen, die Liebesgedanken im Kopfe haben. Bei Geiler: »So spricht man, so eines schellig ist und in unordentlicher Liebe der Buhler gefangen.« (Eiselein, 457.) (S. ⇨ Spinnen.) *2. Das Meidlin im Hûs… …   Deutsches Sprichwörter-Lexikon

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