134.

Who is it that tells me the mountain that contains a sacrament?

135.

With Z the monk has it. With C it's a city.

136.

S' is just a moment, Throw a moment into this moment, It's often a masterpiece.

137.

On the lake with K, in the yard with H, through the snow with B, in the head with W, and in the mouth with Z, you already know, I bet.

138.

I was a general; If you take away a sign from me, I am only a part of every creature! Two signs away, a wild animal!

139.

Whoever brings it to his work must succeed; With love and desire he will always bring it to an end. If you give it “l” instead of “r” at the foot, you have to look for it not far from the Rhine.

140.

Where my whole thing crowds in, I tend to be headless.

141.

By the water it stands with D; The tree has it with St; With K it is of bone; With L still young and small.

142.

With “tt” there is harmony, but with “ll” they argue; With "ll" there is often a sharp bang, with "tt" there is a sweet echo.

143.

When you cross out two characters, the source of sweet joys. I am the source of many sufferings for lord and country.

144.

Think of a word to yourself that is like a poor hut, beginning and end removed, -- you have a spiritual drink.

145.

A word is one that has four of the signs; At three a place, but neither village nor city; Don't look far away from us! we are easy to spot. By reading, you have both in front of you.

146.

Some embellish and adorn the word I mean; Take away its threefold head! And it tells you at once what they are.

147.

With "e" it tells you something, you can't always believe it; You can eat it with “o”, believe me.

148.

With "a" it tells you: you shouldn't do it so much, because with "e" it doesn't happen that often anymore.

149.

Think, my reader, of a beautiful female name, add a character to the front! it fell from heaven.

150.

With "i" far from you, but you see me delighted, with "e" close to you, but eternally removed from you.

151.

It once lived in the Alps; now it has disappeared; If you push another l in, you'll find it there a thousand times over.

152.

As a hunter in a distant land, I am well known to you, guesser; If you take away my head and feet - oh horror! A black animal arises from it. --

153.

Many a merchant does what I say, and you find it in the newspaper every day. A fish arises if you transpose the letters -- one you gladly have served to you as food.

154.

It creates annoyance for the lazy person, enjoyment for the hardworking person. If you throw an “r” in it, it won’t be a whole.

155.

It's a big German city, But when the letters have been transposed, A small animal comes in that does a lot of damage to a plant, and that is why no one is fond of it.

156.

With the A I am one of those who have passed away. With the B I travel through town and country.

157.

Did you see the beautiful city reflected proudly on the sea? Quickly move the characters and the world is reflected in them.

158.

It's made of iron, sometimes big, sometimes small, but it should always be straight. Reverse the first syllable and it is steel and iron too, but crooked, And -- whose foot is turned to the head Has given room for guessing.

159.

With a band of brothers we are number 5 and 8; Do you know how easy it is to turn us into girls? Add a “d” to one, and an “a” to the other; As if by magic, the two girls are there.

160.

I was born in hot Africa; But if you cruelly separate my head from my torso, my entire corpse will be lost with it; Nothing remains but one of my ears.

161.

If you take her head, which is already rigid and cold, then suddenly she lifts her head high and proudly in the forest.

162.

If I flaunt “o” in a green dress, I grant great joy to many; With "i" I am very high in status, with "ü" I am even higher in the world.

163.

With an M it is a people from times long past; With an L it is a material from which we prepare many things. But before you use it with the F, you dip it in a liquid.

164.

You often try to win all of me, one sign away, I serve you for enjoyment; One more of these, I'll cover the pond and the river, And if I should bring you pleasures again, Take away another sign, but at the end!

165.

People call me stupid, but for no reason, because don't I sing the most beautiful songs? Now swap my head, then I'll flutter down from the ship with joy.

166.

It is man's highest, sacred good. If it is taken away from him, he stands there without honor; In another form it serves as a guard for the state. If it is taken away from it, it is left defenseless.

167.

Over the mountains, over the clefts I swing up into the air, where I am ruler. Take my head or body, I still sound the same, but the sense does not: It is a well-known quantity into which I dissolve.

168.

I only receive the highest dignity, I am a symbol of splendor, but it also carries a burden. If you transpose two letters in the middle, you will reach a strong city in Prussia.

169.

In the sea the fish has "ss" in it. With "t" and "t" it will show itself on the sea.

170.

The Frenchman once boasted far too loudly of what my foreign word makes known; But, even if you don't find it later, it always flows headlessly in its country.

171.

Six are the letters before which the enemy must yield. The first four of them serve, ready to shield, ready to defy!

172.

It is a large and high mountain with “a”; With "o" I saw it in almost every castle; With "e" there is a large piece of wood in front of me.

173.

I feel sorry for whoever it is with “n”, because he is doomed to be laughed at, be he gentleman or lady. With a “t” at all times I am considered a man’s name.

174.

A town in the Württemberg region, -- Insert a letter, find a mountain on which Moses stood in a shepherd's robe.

175.

If you patch the dress of a plant-child of the heath with two signs correctly, it will become a large country that is undoubtedly known to you.

176.

In the heart of the greatest conqueror of the world put a “you” and the highest conqueror of suffering will be found!

177.

Every map can name me, I am a city, beautiful and rich; Search north of the Ardennes, though far off, and you will have me at once. If you want to trim me down a little in front, you see me on some animals, but not much of an ornament.

178.

Twice it is peculiar to every human being, but should it show one sound less, it is found almost countless in the lands of the earth, both beautiful and ugly.

179.

Historically it is known with "u" as a city in the land of the French; A little town in the German Empire But it immediately becomes that with “e”.

180.

In the end of a rope, loop a long "s" into it. Then, as if by magic, there will be a large number.

181.

I am an adjective that gives your will the choice at every hour; But if I lose my first syllable, look for me among the ranks of the learned.

182.

With a head I name a city for you, and headless I serve many an animal as an adornment for its own head.

183.

If you walk alone on someone else's path, you shy away from it when it approaches you - but if it has lost its foot, you gladly use it for serving.

184.

Whoever it is, everyone avoids him, his yard and house remain closed to him. Just one sign away, then everyone here below likes to be it.

185.

Whoever brings it to you is worthy to you; Because you may have often missed it in your gloomy life situation! One sign away, -- you don't like it, you keep it away from your things, where you can without question, and one more sign away, from there the light of heaven breaks in on you like it does every day!

186.

Probably with a thousand sharp teeth it seeks to beautify the rough; If you take away the first sign, it helps you quickly reach a goal.

187.

In Spain you see a city rise in which many noble minds have long dedicated their lives to science alone. If you can drive death out of her, then a name will remain, which, since it named a pope, is well known everywhere.

188.

I am undisputedly considered valuable with an “i” in the British Empire; But I rank higher with “e”, because then the world of learning counts me as one of its greats.

189.

People always love me where there is a cheerful spirit; My first sign away, I lead between mountains. Off my head again! In the card game I count for something.

190.

Do you have the atlas to hand? Inside, on the banks of the Saale, you will find an age-gray city: whose name has nine letters. Change two of the signs, in no time You have a city in Baden: On Lake Constance, it is only small, but is famous for its good wine.