See -sche on Wiktionary
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"text": "Müller (family name) + -sche → die Müllersche (“Mrs Müller”)"
},
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"text": "Nachbar (“neighbour”) + -sche → die Nachbarsche (“the woman next door”, especially “the mother of the neighbour family”)"
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"text": "Kirchdorf (place name) + -sche → die Kirchdorfsche (“that certain woman from Kirchdorf”, especially “the mother of that certain family living there”)"
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"text": "die boolesche Algebra",
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},
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