Textile artist-designer Mary Jaeger, who works in a 1920 factory in Brooklyn, New York, blends the time-honored elegance of Japanese textiles with contemporary Western designs.
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Jaeger
//ˈjeɪɡəɹ//
Synonyms for "jaeger" (3 found)
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16 translations across 10 languages.
Asturian
2 entries- cágalu noun (seabird)
- fernandón noun (seabird)
Bulgarian
2 entries- егер noun (soldier)
- морелетник noun (seabird)
Danish
1 entries- kjove noun (seabird)
Faroese
1 entries- kjógvi noun (seabird)
Finnish
3 entries- jääkäri noun (soldier)
- kihu noun (seabird)
- metsästysopas noun (hunter's guide)
Icelandic
1 entries- kjói noun (seabird)
Norwegian
1 entries- jo noun (seabird)
Polish
1 entries- jegier noun (soldier)
Russian
3 entries- е́герь noun (hunter's guide)
- е́герь noun (soldier)
- помо́рник noun (seabird)
Swedish
1 entries- labb noun (seabird)
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The jaeger was the creation of Central European gunsmiths ...
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These were the mounted Hessian riflemen, the dreaded Jaegers.
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St. Louis, however, was not a place where such things could be kept secret for long. By early March, Democratic papers carried reports of a terrifying new battalion known as the Black Jaegers --
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