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"upside down" is probably the most illogical and puzzling word of the German language.

At first glance one might think, "head down" is a method of travel. "Into the Night" was a popular youth films of the 80s. "Into Hell" is not a lesser-known song of the band "The Doctors".

headlong into one adventure, trials, love affairs, in the depths of the three-meter board and ruin.

not, however, one must necessarily move to the head of his. Sun bats hang upside down from the ceiling and I, even in childhood, face down in the Schweinebaumel from the climbing frame. Sandwiches are like upside down with the buttered side on the carpet and books can be read even upside down.

striking here is that "about" generally a vertical upward position determination is: What is "over", the other things under it. There is the "above" the "to" very similar.

Even the term "upside down" cares not a whit about what is above or below. Fröhlich, it ignores the fact that mean "head" to be held that the head is over all - and puts him way down.
who does anything is upside the head for it to the bottom.

But how is it that "upside down", the general linguistic logic eludes so? The Grimms' dictionary, the word out to, indeed, does not identify origin.
Would not "sub-head" a much more appropriate term?
also known to the Grimms' dictionary, but results only, it means the same as "upside down".

Yes what? Since there are two words in our language, which use entirely mutual extremes and yet mean the same thing? Upside down? Head lower? Jackets and pants?

in this case remains to me nothing but speculation. Two possibilities seem reasonable.
One may have arisen from the word of the phrase "head over heels." "Neck overhead "is ultimately only a statement that means that everything is in disarray, that the given order (head to neck) was dissolved. Perhaps this developed into the" upside down ".

Maybe it developed, however, from" head . especially "The head is the most sensitive part of the body The part that we would protect most likely to us with his head plunging ahead into something that implies a big risk:.. meets the head of the unknown that is potentially dangerous as the first and completely unprotected. Therefore, it is often regarded as imprudent and unreasonable.

exactly what that is what we call "upside down". And "forward head" too "head" it is a small jump. Will proceed to call something like pre-seasoned, pre-existing or slightly protruding.

But first - must be the mystery, which is why, if you upside down, upside is, to continue unresolved.

Side note:
"overhead" is much more logical and describes only things that are above the head. If you hang upside down, the body is so upside down.