junk-dealer

(jungk’délér), x. The keeper of Juno (jé’n6), n. [L.,a name ult. connected with a junk-shop; a junkman. Jovis, Jupiter, Jove, Jupiter, Diana, ete.: see junker (yéng’kér), ». [G., a young noble, contr. deity.} 1. In Rom. myth., the queen of heaof jung herr (MHG. junc herre): see young and ven, the highest herrel, and ef. younker, the E. form of junker.] divinity of the Lat- 1. A young German noble or squire. in races in Italy next to Jupiter, of A “Junker (Jung Herr), or younker,” says Herr Bamberger, “is e entially the scion of a noble house which whom she was the has deyoted itself to military service—a mixture of sister and the wife. Charles I. cavalier, Pru ian lieutenant, German feudal She was the parallel of lord, and Spanish Don Quixote.” the Greek Hera, with Lowe, Bismarck, I. 82, note. whom in later times she 2. [cap.] A member of the aristocratic party in became to a considerable extent identified. Pru ia which came into power under Bismarek She was regarded as the when he was made prime minister (1862). special protectre of