I may be wrong, but etymologically, I think a possible translation of "Hinterreiter" is "pillion passenger".
Anyone speak German?
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Not really M-o-M. Current idiom for pillion is "Sozius", although I suppose a literal translation of "hinter" = behind and "reiter" = rider could be applied in the way you suggest.
You really need to be careful with literal translations of names, I have a swiss-german mate called Schweingrueber, and as far as I know, he has a perfectly normal relationship with pigs.
You really need to be careful with literal translations of names, I have a swiss-german mate called Schweingrueber, and as far as I know, he has a perfectly normal relationship with pigs.
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