It's hard to read the initial letter in Gothic script but the candidates are R, B and K:
"Rannemann" - possibly "running (ran) man" "Banneman" - literally "blessings, spells man", could be something like "wizard, spellcaster" or something really obnoxious like blessed man (although that's not the usual German word for wizard, Zauberer or Magier. Bann is normally used in the sense of putting a spell on someone, Bann ziehen, or to be under someone's spell, Bann stehen.) "Kannemann" - literally "cans, jugs man", probably slang for "boobs or tits man"
Probably the last one...but the 2nd one is kinda sexy...Er hat mir Bann ziehen. (He cast a spell on me!).
It's hard to read the initial letter in Gothic script but the candidates are R, B and K:
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"Banneman" - literally "blessings, spells man", could be something like "wizard, spellcaster" or something really obnoxious like blessed man (although that's not the usual German word for wizard, Zauberer or Magier. Bann is normally used in the sense of putting a spell on someone, Bann ziehen, or to be under someone's spell, Bann stehen.)
"Kannemann" - literally "cans, jugs man", probably slang for "boobs or tits man"
Probably the last one...but the 2nd one is kinda sexy...Er hat mir Bann ziehen. (He cast a spell on me!).