Jump starting a vehicle involves using the electrical system of another running vehicle to charge the battery in yours sufficiently to allow it to start and charge itself. Before parking the functioning car, make sure you locate the battery in both vehicles, as some vehicleâs batteries can be found in the trunk.
Heit might be an old or Low German spelling of Heide DE, which translates to heath or moor. So maybe the family lived at a place near a moor or heath, and that's where their name came from. share | improve this answer
Old English heafod top of the body, also upper end of a slope, also chief person, leader, ruler; capital city, from Proto-Germanic *haubudam (cf. Old Saxon hobid, Old Norse hofuÃ°, Old Frisian haved, Middle Dutch hovet, Dutch hoofd, Old High German houbit, German Haupt, Gothic haubiÃ¾ head), from PIE *kaput-head (cf. Sanskrit kaput-, Latin caput head).