"ewige Jagdgründe" meaning in All languages combined

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          "english": "to bite the dust (literally, “to go to the happy hunting grounds”)",
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          "english": "to send to the great beyond (literally, “to send to the happy hunting grounds”)",
          "text": "in die ewigen Jagdgründe befördern",
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          "text": "Es ist so deutlich, so deutlich! Es sagt mir, daß Winnetou sterben wird mit einer Kugel in der Brust. Denn nur eine Kugel kann mich werfen; ein Messer oder einen Tomahawk würde der Häuptling der Apachen leicht von sich wehren. Mein Bruder mag mir glauben, ich gehe heut in die ewigen Jagd - - -« Er hielt inne. »In die ewigen Jagdgründe« hatte er nach dem Glauben der Indianer sagen wollen.",
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