191.

Destructive is known with "g", with "v" a river in the German country.

192.

A volume is my cover, I must be a section, mostly the poet's will brings form into me. If "e" is changed into "a", then you will become rich through me; Whoever owns me deals in securities at once.

193.

From books and newspapers, with "L" it is used by the printer, with "R" everyone is glad to have it in times of need. With "V" I would gladly have visited it in the country of late; then, with "W", it drew a line through my reckoning.

194.

Every human child has them, and if you want to know how many there are, you can just cross out the penultimate character without further ado.

195.

It may be with “T” in the sky, but it must accompany it at all times; With "B" you see, not far from the Rhine, a beautiful country with German people.

196.

Wept from heaven, as the poet says, it now appears as a precious jewel; And if its head is immediately taken away, it will appear as a tree in the forest.

197.

I am a song, sprung from ancient times, and am still sung in the new ones. though as a fish I grace the table, as soon as I lose my first letter.

198.

Often in heroic combat I saw it flash; add one letter to it, and you must pull it.

199.

In a part of your house Just throw in an "n"; In the restaurant, in the coffee house it will be of service to you.

200.

With and without a head, I am a city. Headless Arabia has me; But with a head I lie not far from the Rhine, the German one we all love, and if you are ill I invite you to bathe in me, the doubled one.

201.

Do you know the word that powerfully binds hearts? Do you know love's trusting symbol; The strong bond that winds itself around friends, the prince's salvation, the fatherland's well-being?

In terms of strength, steel and iron must give way to him; But it has a powerful, silent enemy; If you delete the first sign of the high word, you have the dark power that I meant.

As long as the world stands, these two will fight for the highest suffering and the highest pleasure; Hold on tight to the whole, never let them argue in your quiet and contented breast!

(Hauff.)

V. Palindrome:

The word also makes sense when read backwards.

202.

Everything that the earth cherishes, whatever stirs in the air, rejoices heartily in me. Conversely, I move through the valley and hide the sun's rays. I am never welcome.

203.

You will always find me, you may read me now From the front, from the back, I have always been, and so I shall always remain, by old custom.

204.

I met you as a fruit on the German field. I am a large state located in Asia.

205.

For a red vegetable he sells the rights of the firstborn. It always changes backwards, often changing shape capriciously.

206.

Robbers, murderers and criminals are imprisoned behind me; But backwards the reveler eats me with pleasure for beer.

207.

He who rests in me knows nothing of hardship. If you turn me around, I will feed the cattle.

208.

Go! I fear your blow; Conversely, you are dear to me.

209.

Even if you have read me forwards and backwards, I have still only ever been sideways.

210.

You may read me forwards or backwards, I have often been to every coast.

211.

Read or measure from the front, measure or read from the back, you will always find me the same in meaning and length!

212.

Read me forward or backward, I remain the same bird!

213.

Forwards, he was a loving brother of Isaac's wife. Backwards a faithless man, hostile to David.

214.

Forward -- you see it with the scholar, full of books, large and small; -- Conversely, -- the tired person uses it if he wants to fall asleep peacefully.

215.

Start the word wherever you like, the meaning is not clouded by it; One day all of us who still live here on earth must become one.

216.

Reading forward, I announce myself as an ancestor to you; If you read me backwards, then I am, as a greeting, the ornament of all greetings.

217.

Whether it is read from the front or backwards, there is always something corruptible in its nature; In the first case it means jewelry, embellishment, in the second case what tempts the senses, tempts.

218.

It is very powerful in its structure, lifts your heart to the eternal light, and if you turn it over, it shows off what suits the taste today.

219.

As a city in German land, I am known to everyone; But if my signs are distorted, then I must give way to Moravia; But there I am also considered a city that at least has meaning.

220.

Mighty lifeblood you! whether called feminine or neuter, all who miss you are beggars or are weak! Read backwards -- it covers the fairs with colourful figures, come now, you readers, and search, -- both are contained in the riddle.

221.

What is the name of the city, which - if its name is turned around - gives a little word to the eye and ear, which delights those who receive it. So that guessing isn't too difficult, I'll tell you something more now: namely, that the city in question has the ruler of Hungary as its lord.

222.

Among the ancient gods he was once highly revered, whose name, reversed, shows a city on a narrow land between the shores of two seas.

223.

Even if you turn me backwards, I will remain as before, unchangingly draining the sea to its very bottom.

224.

You can read me backwards and forwards, I always remain what I was, I do my business very well, I make the farmer's field mellow.

225.

You can read me however you want, you will meet a hot-tempered being in me, kindled by the blacksmith and locksmith, which quickly softens the iron.

226.

What you cannot call yours reading forwards, do not deceitfully make your own, otherwise it will come the other way around in anger and rob you of peace of conscience.

227.

Isn't it a nice creature, this little word here? You can read it forwards and backwards. There are questions and answers here.

228.

My word makes known to you Jewish wisdom from a poet's mouth; Read it backwards and Greek grace will bloom around your mind!

229.

My mind is directed towards femininity; I stand before her for centuries. Many people will also be afraid of me, because I will strictly oblige them to the truth.

230.

Transfigured by the longing gaze of the dying seer. You shine, sublime mountain, showing him the holy land. Only in parting was the leader of the Jewish people allowed to greet it; Imparting blessings in death, as he did in life. Now read the syllables backwards, which also show you the direction, Where is the promised land, the destination of your pilgrimage?

231.

Still sits on a half-ruined throne, The old queen of the world still holds the long-contested crown. Will she ever fall from the throne? Maybe; but if you read her backwards, you will find a king who has ruled since the world existed, whose kingdom only passes away with the world; She does not shoot eternal thunderbolts, yet his arrows strike eternally.

(Hauff.)

VI. Letter Puzzle:

One or more letters of the word are changed.

232.

You have seen me many times; I have two dozen brothers, and if we stand in order, I am certainly the second; In "Bad" I am the first and do not get wet, in "Grab" the last. -- What is that?

233.

With Sp it's a cute thing, a little animal, always cheerful and quick; With St, England has it to show: you hear it praised there as a coin.

234.

With E it is green and strong. Burn it and E becomes A.

235.

Known with “i” as a wise fool; Called with “e” as a brave hero; Related to “ü” as clothing material; With “o” as a dog, pursued through town and country.

236.

Highly revered by the nobility with a “W”, but with an “L” it is only worth rags.

237.

I dress you hard (t); You eat me softly (d).

238.

Don't look for it on earth with "e", With "i" on your face.

239.

With "a" it is in every house, who doesn't like to rest in the same; With "u" it is at the bottom of the heart. Who doesn't like to be healed by him?

240.

With “a” it can hurt you badly; But you can easily avoid it. With "u" you'll have much less luck. You'll often see yourself hurt by her.

241.

I went out to fight as S and came home as P; My Lord, to whom I was once an enemy, chose me to be his helper.

242.

May the Lord always protect the lands from the First's wrath! Changed it will point to where, after the day's round of hours, the hour that departs from us disappears, the evening star announces the approaching night.

243.

With W it's always worth paying attention to, because it's usable, momentous and difficult; With N to be considered worthless, Because is useless, meaningless, empty.

244.

With H it hurries; with R it lingers; With M it nourishes; It's weighed down with an L; With M it stands out; with G it gives thanks.

245.

With B, what the winner wins. With H, which runs away quickly.

246.

Surely, my friend, you have the word I mean in your face; Take one letter off the front, and it quickly names a river for you.