Featured Early 1700s ? Etched Wine Glass

I recently acquired a number of 1700-early 1800s wine glasses. There's a sticker on the base of this one that says "non Lead" " 8-si????d" "Silesian Stem (missing date) 1730. It's 6 1/4" tall and is etched and has script around the bowl which I cannot make out - looks like early German? Possibly "Dem Der Fomyhet" but I'm not sure. Can anyone help? I had a hard time photographing the words.
Thanks for any help! Janice

 

I don't read or speak German but if it might say "dem der fomyllet", Google translates that as "those who were born". If it's a correct translation, that might make some sort of toast?

 

Hi, not etched but engraved, wheel cut

 

Thank you both! The idea of it being a toasting glass is intriguing.

 

Just an FYI ... Silesian-stemmed wine glass England circa 1740 ...
https://www.invaluable.com/auction-...MQqqbsg3nO2l_4Ch-dZPJ1A8o6GJ0b-d5aCAtql1VRPLA

 

IM Translator says "those who flocked," so maybe "those who are gathered"? That would make sense in the context of a toast.

 

Definitely Silesian, aka western Poland more or less. They had a lot of German speakers.

 

Should be noted that 'Silesian stem' refers to the form of the pedestal, not necessarily the origin of the glassware...

~Cheryl

 

Nice antique!!