Don Quixote — Page 1
WHEREIN IS RELATED THE DROLL WAY IN WHICH DON QUIXOTE HAD HIMSELF DUBBED A KNIGHT
WORIN DIE DROLLIGE ART UND WEISE BESCHRIEBEN WIRD, AUF WELCHE DON QUIXOTE SICH ZUM RITTER SCHLAGEN LIESS
Vocabulary
- WORIN
- in which; used to introduce a relative clause
- DROLLIGE
- funny, amusing, droll; describing something comically odd
- ART
- manner, kind, type, or way of doing something
- WEISE
- way, manner; often paired with Art meaning fashion or style
- BESCHRIEBEN
- described; past participle of beschreiben, to describe
- WIRD
- becomes or is; third person singular present of werden
- AUF
- on, upon, at; versatile preposition indicating position or direction
- WELCHE
- which, what; relative or interrogative pronoun for nouns
- SICH
- himself, herself, itself; reflexive pronoun for third person
- ZUM
- to the; contraction of zu and dem, dative masculine
- RITTER
- knight; a medieval armored warrior of noble rank
- SCHLAGEN
- to strike, beat; here used in zum Ritter schlagen, to knight
- LIESS
- let, allowed, had done; past tense of lassen
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