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If you hear ‘Hummel, Hummel!’ be sure to respond with ‘Mors, Mors!’
Learn all about Hamburg’s mysterious greeting.
Before the local water system was introduced in Hamburg in
1848, Wassertragen (lit. 'carrying water') was a popular profession. One
of these Wasserträger eventually became something of a local legend. Born Johann Heinrich Bentz in 1787, people come to call him Hans Hummel.
While the origins of this name are somewhat murky, historians assume that
Bentz got this nickname when he moved into the former apartment of soldier
Daniel Christian Hummel after his death.
The real Hummel was much-loved by local children for his kind nature and
thrilling war stories. These same kids likely went on to tease the 'new'
Hummel (who was described as grumpy and ill-tempered, especially in
comparison to the kind and funny 'real' Hummel) by taunting him
with 'Hummel, Hummel' as he passed by with his filled buckets. Legend has
it that some of the rascals even wagged their naked behinds at him, knowing
full well that 'Hummel' couldn't chase them with his heavy load. Thus, his
only response was to yell back, 'Mors, Mors!' a blue phrase in the local
Low German dialect of Plattdeutsch, which translates roughly to 'Kiss my ass!'
Sadly, the water carrier Hummel lost his job in 1848 and died in a
poorhouse six years later. But ever since, the phrase 'Hummel, Hummel!' and
its response, 'Mors, Mors!' have been a popular salute in Hamburg. When HSV
(one of the city's two popular football teams) scores a goal, the stadium
speaker calls the name of the scorer, then 'Hummel, Hummel!' and the crowd
replies with 'Mors, Mors!'
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