Wahl
Hair clipper maker
Wahl is a German word meaning "choice" or "election," appearing in English mainly as a surname and brand name.
The Wahl Clipper Corporation, founded in 1919, manufactures hair clippers and grooming tools, making Wahl synonymous with electric clippers in barbershops and homes: I need to replace the blade on my Wahl.
German federal parliament
- votingFormally registering a choice
- ballotVoting document
- democracyRule by the people
- candidatesThose seeking selection
polls · referendum · electorate · coalition · chancellor · parliament · turnout · majority
Handheld cutting implements
- trimmersCutting and shaping devices
- groomingSelf-care for appearance
- barberProfessional who trims locks
- haircuttingShearing head strands
professional · salon · cordless · blades · attachments · electric shaver · beard trimmer · pet grooming
Hereditary portion of identity
- genealogyStudy of family descent
- ancestryFamily line of descent
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- lineageDescent from progenitors
German-American · immigrant · Ellis Island · naturalization · phonebook · spelling variation · Wall · pronunciation
Bundestag
German federal parliament
candidates · polls · referendum · electorate · coalition · chancellor · parliament · turnout · majority · political parties
clippers
Handheld cutting implements
- trimmersCutting and shaping devices
- groomingSelf-care for appearance
- barberProfessional who trims locks
haircutting · professional · salon · cordless · blades · attachments · electric shaver · beard trimmer · pet grooming · Sterling
family name
Hereditary portion of identity
lineage · German-American · immigrant · Ellis Island · naturalization · phonebook · spelling variation · Wall · pronunciation · census records
- StaatBundestag, Bundesrat
- Electric ShaversBraun, Panasonic, Remington
- French ThinkersDescartes, Sartre, Foucault, Voltaire, Rousseau
- Grooming BrandsPhilips, Braun, Remington, Norelco, Gillette
- shaverselectric shaver, razor, shaver, electric razor, safety razor
- ExistentialistsSartre, Camus, Kierkegaard, Heidegger, Beauvoir