Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Bergeinstieg
English translation:
summit attack; attack on the summit
Added to glossary by
Katy62
Sep 23, 2008 17:44
15 yrs ago
German term
Bergeinstieg
German to English
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Sports / Fitness / Recreation
Bergklettern
Die Berghütte ist oft Ausgangspunkt für den **Einstieg** in die Eigernordwand.
Oder... Als Bergführer hat er die Eigernordwand 20 Mal **durchstiegen**.
Oder... Für den Bergführer ist es ein **Einstieg** ins Ungewisse.
Ich denke, es handelt sich dabei alles um den gleichen Bergsteiger-Begriff...
Quelle: Schweizerdeutsch -> British English
Danke!
Oder... Als Bergführer hat er die Eigernordwand 20 Mal **durchstiegen**.
Oder... Für den Bergführer ist es ein **Einstieg** ins Ungewisse.
Ich denke, es handelt sich dabei alles um den gleichen Bergsteiger-Begriff...
Quelle: Schweizerdeutsch -> British English
Danke!
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | summit attack; attack on the summit | David Moore (X) |
4 +1 | starting point for scaling the Eigernordwand | Ellen Kraus |
4 +1 | summit approach | Kim Metzger |
3 | ascent start point | Maureen Millington-Brodie |
Proposed translations
14 hrs
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summit attack; attack on the summit
"Summit approach" sounds to me, and I suspect to most mountaineers, as if all the hard work is behind them, and they are on the last few (hundred) feet. Summit attack certainly seems to be used in conjunction with base camp pretty often. Here's one "attack":
Full text of "The Age Of Mountaineering"
... which bores through the rock of the Eiger, they came out on the preci- pice ...... however, were still thinking in terms of another summit attack, ...
www.archive.org/stream/ageofmountaineer002646mbp/ageofmount...
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Note added at 14 hrs (2008-09-24 07:53:30 GMT)
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BTW, the expressions are NOT the same; I offer you:
"Einstieg": (1) attack;
"durchsteigen": to conquer, and
"Einstieg (2) either "a climb into" the unknown, or "an attack on" the unknown.
Full text of "The Age Of Mountaineering"
... which bores through the rock of the Eiger, they came out on the preci- pice ...... however, were still thinking in terms of another summit attack, ...
www.archive.org/stream/ageofmountaineer002646mbp/ageofmount...
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Note added at 14 hrs (2008-09-24 07:53:30 GMT)
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BTW, the expressions are NOT the same; I offer you:
"Einstieg": (1) attack;
"durchsteigen": to conquer, and
"Einstieg (2) either "a climb into" the unknown, or "an attack on" the unknown.
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Comment: "Thank you"
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13 mins
starting point for scaling the Eigernordwand
to scale means ersteigen which in this context may be used as well
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Note added at 17 Min. (2008-09-23 18:01:25 GMT)
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this verb is particularly suitable for expressing that steep walls and high mountains are climbed
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21 mins
summit approach
I'd say Bergeinstieg is summit approach or mountain approach.
George Edward Foster with Hans Baumann and Ulrich Rubi made the first ascent of the South Ridge on 31 July 1876. This ascent was made from the North Eigerjoch, which was reached via the Eiger Glacier. The party had reached North Eigerjoch from the south in 1874, but did not have time to continue to the summit. The approach via the Eiger Glacier is no longer practical due to crevasse and ice fall danger.
http://www.summitpost.org/mountain/rock/150228/eiger.html
The Eiger summit approach via the South Ridge
http://www.mountaintracks.co.uk/summer/photo/281
mountain approach
http://treehouse.ofb.net/go/en/node/265
George Edward Foster with Hans Baumann and Ulrich Rubi made the first ascent of the South Ridge on 31 July 1876. This ascent was made from the North Eigerjoch, which was reached via the Eiger Glacier. The party had reached North Eigerjoch from the south in 1874, but did not have time to continue to the summit. The approach via the Eiger Glacier is no longer practical due to crevasse and ice fall danger.
http://www.summitpost.org/mountain/rock/150228/eiger.html
The Eiger summit approach via the South Ridge
http://www.mountaintracks.co.uk/summer/photo/281
mountain approach
http://treehouse.ofb.net/go/en/node/265
1 day 19 mins
ascent start point
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