sentences:  However, it is not altogether absurd to relate it to the meanings “remote” and “humble/mean/poor”, meanings borne by the Old High German word "boese" (in Modern High German, "böse" means “evil”, “nasty”, “angry” or simply “bad”).According to researcher Ernst Christmann, Börsborn had its first documentary mention in 1303 as "Bersborn" in the Breidenborn Cartulary.It likewise appears there in 1383 as "Berßborn".