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Anybody know what this word means? Where it came from? I say it all the time when people sneeze. It is probably spelled wrong.
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Gazunhite-means God bless you-in German.
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definitely german in origin i would imagine
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Thanks guys. Long time question I have been wondering.
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Goes in tight, means just that
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Gesundheit is German its traditional meaning is "I wish you health" or after a sneeze "bless you"
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Goes in tight, means just that
My friend just said that to me this morning. When I said it to her after she sneezed. Goes in tight come out loose!
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Well then Gusunndheit to Everyone today!
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A votre sante' !!
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A votre sante' !! ????? |
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Well then Gusunndheit to Everyone today! And to you as well! |
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"God bless you!" in German is actually "Gotte segne Sie!".
"Gesundheit" in German means "health". When said to acknowledge another's sneezing, it's meaning is taken as a wish for "good health". 
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