Die gute Dreizehn. Die Uhr. Drei Spieler. Dreizehnmal Vier. E Ein Spieler. Elfer Raus. F Familienspiele. Fünf Spieler.

Für Erwachsene. Für Kinder. G Gaigel. H Herzblatt. J Jass. Jolly - Romme. K Knack Spiel. The earliest cards were probably Latin-suited like those used in Italy and Spain.

The French suit symbols, well known internationally and especially in English-speaking countries, were derived from the German ones around German-suited packs originally had four court cards per suit King, Queen, Ober and Unter , but the Queen was dropped in the early 16th century.

The ten was often depicted with a banner and known as the Banner or Panier ; this survives in Swiss-suited cards, but died out in Germany in the midth century, although it continued to be called by the name Panier until at least During the 18th century, the card pack was further reduced to 36, although there is evidence of card, so-called 'Karniffel' packs being sold until the first half of the 19th century in places.

They were also produced and used as far east as Russia until the early 20th century. German-suited decks are not well known all over these countries including parts of Germany itself as they have been undergoing strong competition from French playing cards since the late 17th-century.

However, the war saw French-suited cards being introduced through the movement of soldiers and they eventually ousted the German cards across large parts of the German nation.

After its annexation by Prussia in the 18th century, Silesia began to use the Prussian pattern cards instead of the hitherto dominant Austrian pattern.

German suited decks tend to have fewer cards than either the French , Spanish , or Italian sets. The "Ace" is really a Deuce Daus as usually indicated by its two pips.

Southern patterns have 36 cards by including the 6. In South Tyrol, card, German-suited packs are still produced so that Italian games can be played with them.

However, it had Queens and Jacks instead of Obers and Unters. In Bavaria, Austria and South Tyrol, the 6 of Bells or sometimes the 7 of Bells where there is no 6 is known as the Weli or Belle which is often used as a wild card.

The Weli first appeared around in the discontinued Tyrolean pattern and later the Salzburg and William Tell patterns. The 7 of Bells is sometimes known as the Belli and the 7 of Acorns as the Spitz or Soacher and they are of comparable use, with the Weli being the higher card.

With the exception of the New Altenburg pattern, all cards with the rank of 10 include the Roman numeral X at the top centre of the card.

The ace in German and Swiss German sets have a peculiar history. Aces disappeared from German decks during the 15th century. When the Ace was promoted above the King in French packs during the 16th century, the deuce did so as well in Germany leading to the conflation of the Ace and Deuce.

This is why in some sets the ace depicts two pips and is also called a Daus deuce. Confusion is avoided when the 7 or 6 became the lowest card in most packs during the 17th and 18th centuries.

Many regions have their own pattern Bild which features their own unique artwork or number of cards. Some patterns are descended from much earlier ones like the Saxon pattern which can trace their ancestry to the 15th-century Stukeley type cards named after their identifier, William Stukeley , in Northern patterns include the Saxon pattern, in old, new and double-figured variants, the Lower Saxon pattern and the two types of Prussian, or Prussian-Silesian, pattern.

Most were originally produced with 36 cards but this was reduced to 32 cards after the spread of Skat. German Youth Hostel Association. Schellenkönig ; Schellen-König.

Eichelkönig ; Eichel-König. Grünkönig ; Grün-König. Rotes Kreuz ; das Rote Kreuz. Red Cross. German Red Cross. Amerikanisches Rotes Kreuz.

Britisches Rotes Kreuz. Internationaler Verband der Rotkreuz- und Rothalbmond-Gesellschaften. Standards Institution ; Standards Association.

Behandlung gegen das altern. Befehlen, etwas bestimmtes zu tun. Begeistert sein. Bedienung eines gerätes per pedal. Begeisterter bewunderer.

Bedeutendster physiker des Begriff aus der baustatik. Behandlung nach freud. Beglaubigen, beurkunden.

Religiöse strömung indiens. In the double-ended version the illustrations of the Deuces of Leaves and Acorns are taken from the Franconian pattern an eagle and a lion respectively.

Nürnberg pattern narrow cards Schmale Karte. Upper and middle row: Single-ended version by Conrad Jegel Succ.

Der Unter, auch Wenzel bzw. Wenz, schweizerisch auch Under, ist eine Spielkartenfigur und ein Kartenwert im deutschen Blatt, dem im französischen Mit den vier Unter enthaltenden Spielkarten spielt man u. a. Skat, Maumau, Bayerisches. Das ist weit mehr als für die meisten übrigen Fragen! Die uns bekannten Antworten sind: Herz; Daus; Laub; Gruen; Ecker; Kreuz; Ober; Unter; Rot. Die Kartenwerte sind Daus, König, Ober, Unter, 10, 9, 8, 7. Skat wird immer mit einem Blatt aus 32 Karten gespielt. Neuere deutsche Spielkarten. DEUTSCHE SPIELKARTE UNTER mit 5 Buchstaben. - Kreuzworträtsel Lösungen: 5 -. Kreuzworträtsel-Frage: DEUTSCHE SPIELKARTE. DAUS.