| P {letter}
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:: The sixteenth letter of the German alphabet
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| paar {determiner}
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:: some; few; a few
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| Paar {n}
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:: pair, couple
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| Paar {n}
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:: twosome
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| paaren {vr} [zoology]
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:: to mate, to pair
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| Paarerzeugung {f} [physics]
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:: pair production
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| Paarhufer {m}
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:: even-toed ungulate
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| paarig {adj}
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:: paired, pairwise
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| paarmal {adv}
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:: a few times
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| Paarreim {m}
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:: couplet
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| Paarung {f} [zoology]
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:: mating, pairing
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| Paarungsspiel {n} [zoology]
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:: courtship display
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| Paarungszeit {f} [zoology]
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:: mating season
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| paarweise {adj}
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:: pairwise (occurring in pairs)
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| Pabneukirchen {prop} {n}
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:: Pabneukirchen (municipality)
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| Pachamama {prop} {f}
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:: Pachamama
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| Pachelbel {prop}
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:: surname
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| Pacht {f}
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:: lease
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| pachten {v}
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:: to lease
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| Pächter {m}
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:: tenant (male or of unspecified sex)
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| Pächterin {f}
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:: tenant (female)
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| Pachtzins {noun}
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:: Payment for the rent of a business
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| Pack {m} {n}
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:: package, bundle, bunch, (unwieldy) bag
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| Pack {n} [pejorative or humorous]
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:: rabble, mob, vermin, rascals
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| Päckchen {n}
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:: packet, pack, package
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| Päckchen {n}
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:: small parcel
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| Päckchen {n} [German post office]
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:: A specific type of small parcel with a defined maximum weight and size
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| Packeis {n}
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:: pack ice
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| packen {vti}
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:: to pack (luggage, a bundle, etc.); to get packed
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| packen {vt}
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:: to grab, to grip, to take
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| packen {vt} [colloquial]
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:: to manage, to stand, to cope
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| packen {vt} [slang]
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:: to take (a bus, train, etc.)
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| packen {vr} [regional or dated]
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:: to beat it
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| Packen {m}
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:: pack, bunch, bundle, stack
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| Packesel {m} [zoology]
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:: packhorse, burro [Am.]
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| Packesel {m} [figuratively, colloquial]
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:: (of a person) packhorse
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| Packesel {m} [figurative]
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:: drudge, drone
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| Packgas {n}
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:: An inert gas used in food packaging
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| Packtasche {f}
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:: pannier
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| Packung {f}
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:: package
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| Pädagoge {m}
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:: pedagogue (teacher)
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| Pädagogik {f}
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:: pedagogy
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| pädagogisch {adj}
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:: pedagogical
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| Paddel {n}
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:: paddle
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| paddeln {v}
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:: to paddle (propel a canoe)
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| paddeln {v}
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:: to make floundering or twitchy movements (especially in water); to paddle; to swim clumsily (like a dog); to keep oneself afloat by moving one's arms up and down
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| Päderast {m}
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:: pederast, paederast
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| Päderastie {f}
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:: pederasty
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| Paderborn {prop} {n}
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:: Paderborn, a city in eastern Westphalia
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| Pädiatrie {f}
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:: pediatrics (the branch of medicine that deals with the treatment of children)
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| Pädken {n} [colloquial, regional, north-western Germany]
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:: small unpaved path
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| pädo- {prefix}
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:: pedo- (relating to children)
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| pädophil {adj}
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:: pedophile [attributive], pedophilic
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| Pädophiler {m}
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:: paedophile [UK], pedophile [US]
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| Pädophilie {f}
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:: pedophilia (sexual feeling of desire directed towards children)
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| pädosexuell {adj}
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:: pedosexual
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| paffen {v}
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:: to puff, to emit smoke (of an oven, a machine)
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| paffen {v}
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:: to smoke (of a person)
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| paffen {v}
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:: particularly: to smoke without inhaling the smoke into the lungs
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| Paganismus {m}
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:: paganism
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| pagatorisch {adj}
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:: pagatoric
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| Page {m}
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:: page, page boy
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| paginieren {v}
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:: to paginate
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| Paginierung {f}
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:: pagination (act of numbering pages)
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| Paillette {f} [fashion]
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:: sequin
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| Pak. {f}
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:: abbreviation of Panzerabwehrkanone
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| Paket {n}
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:: packet, package, parcel; the word is used almost exclusively for a package sent per post
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| Paket {n} [networking]
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:: data packet
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| Paketbombe {f}
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:: parcel bomb
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| Paketboot {n}
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:: packet boat
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| Paketbote {m}
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:: package carrier
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| Paketname {m} [software, object-oriented]
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:: package name
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| Pakistan {prop} {n}
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:: Pakistan
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| Pakistaner {m}
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:: Pakistani (a person from Pakistan or of Pakistani descent)
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| Pakistanerin {f}
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:: Pakistani (A female person from Pakistan or of Pakistani descent)
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| pakistanisch {adj}
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:: Pakistani (Of, from, or pertaining to Pakistan, or its people)
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| Pakt {m}
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:: pact, agreement
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| paktieren {vi}
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:: to make a pact
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| Paläanthropologie {f} [anthropology]
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:: synonym of Paläoanthropologie
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| paläarktisch {adj}
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:: Palearctic
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| Palais {n}
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:: palace
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| paläo- {prefix}
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:: paleo-
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| Paläoanthropologie {f} [anthropology]
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:: paleoanthropology
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| Paläoarchaikum {prop}
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:: the Paleoarchean
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| Paläogen {prop}
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:: the Paleogene
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| Paläographie {f}
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:: paleography
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| Paläontologe {m}
|
:: paleontologist
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| Paläontologie {f}
|
:: paleontology
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| paläontologisch {adj}
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:: paleontological
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| Paläoproterozoikum {prop}
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:: the Paleoproterozoic
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| Paläozän {prop} {n}
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:: Paleocene
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| Paläozoikum {prop}
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:: the Paleozoic
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| paläozoisch {adj}
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:: Paleozoic
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| Palas {m} [architecture]
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:: The imposing or prestigious building of a medieval castle that contained the great hall
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| Palast {m}
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:: palace
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| Palästina {prop} {n}
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:: Palestine
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| Palästinenser {m}
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:: a Palestinian (male or of unspecified sex)
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| Palästinenserin {f}
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:: a Palestinian (female)
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| palästinensisch {adj}
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:: Palestinian
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| Palastrevolution {f}
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:: palace revolution
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| palatal {adj}
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:: palatal
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| Palatal {m} [phonetics]
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:: palatal
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| palatalisiert {adj} [linguistics, phonetics]
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:: palatalised
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| palatalisiert {v}
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:: past participle of palatalisieren
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| palatinal {adj}
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:: palatal
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| palato-alveolar {adj}
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:: palatoalveolar
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| Palato-Alveolar {m} [phonetics]
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:: palatoalveolar
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| Palatschinke {f} [Austria, chiefly in the plural]
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:: pancake
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| Palatschinken {m}
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:: alternative form of Palatschinke
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| Palau {prop} {n}
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:: Palau
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| palauisch {adj}
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:: Palauan
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| Palaver {n}
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:: palaver; idle talk
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| Palazzo Kitschi {prop} [pejorative, historical]
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:: the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art, today “Haus der Kunst”) in Munich constructed by the Third Reich
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| Paldau {prop} {n}
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:: Paldau (municipality)
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| Palette {f}
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:: pallet
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| Palette {f} [painting]
|
:: palette
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| Palimpsest {m} {n}
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:: palimpsest
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| Palindrom {n}
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:: palindrome
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| Palisade {f}
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:: palisade (wall of wooden stakes)
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| Palisade {f}
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:: stockade
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| palisandern {adj}
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:: pallisander (attributive)
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| Palladium {n}
|
:: palladium
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| Palladiumgehalt {m} [mineralogy, chemistry]
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:: palladium content
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| palladiumhaltig {adj} [mineralogy]
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:: palladium-bearing
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| Palladiumhydrid {n} [inorganic compound]
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:: palladium hydride
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| Palladiumkatalysator {m} [chemistry]
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:: palladium catalyst
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| Palladiumlegierung {f}
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:: palladium alloy
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| Palladiumverbindung {f} [inorganic chemistry]
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:: palladium compound
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| palliativ {adj}
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:: palliative
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| Palme {f}
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:: palm tree
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| Palme {f}
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:: a palm branch
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| Palmöl {n}
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:: palm oil
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| Palmsonntag {m}
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:: Palm Sunday
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| Palmwedel {m}
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:: palm frond, palm branch
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| Palmyra {prop} {n}
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:: Palmyra (<<ancient>> Semitic <<city>> in modern <<c/Syria>>)
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| Palmyrene {prop} {f}
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:: Palmyrena (ancient country)
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| Palmyrener {m}
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:: Palmyrene
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| Palmyrener {adj}
|
:: Palmyrene
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| Palmyrenerin {f}
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:: feminine noun of Palmyrener
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| palmyrenisch {adj}
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:: synonym of Palmyrener
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| Palmyrer {m}
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:: synonym of Palmyrener
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| Palmyrer {adj}
|
:: synonym of Palmyrener
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| Palmyrerin {f}
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:: feminine noun of Palmyrer
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| palmyrisch {adj}
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:: synonym of Palmyrener
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| Palstek {m} [nautical, climbing]
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:: bowline (kind of knot)
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| Palting {prop} {n}
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:: Palting (municipality)
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| Palynologie {f}
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:: palynology (study of spores, pollen etc.)
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| Pama {prop} {n}
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:: Pama (municipality)
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| Pamhagen {prop} {n}
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:: Pamhagen (municipality)
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| Pampa {f}
|
:: pampa
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| Pampa {f} [with the definite article, derogatory]
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:: the sticks, the boondocks, the middle of nowhere
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| Pampas {p}
|
:: pampas, pampa
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| Pampas {p}
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:: (colloq.) a remote place
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| Pampaskatze {f}
|
:: colocolo (Leopardus colocolo), a small striped cat native to the western central South America
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| Pampelmuse {f}
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:: pomelo (Citrus maxima)
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| Pampelmuse {f} [colloquial]
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:: grapefruit (Citrus paradisi)
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| Pampers {noun} [colloquial]
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:: diaper
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| Pamphylien {prop} {n}
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:: Pamphylia
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| pampig {adj}
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:: soggy, gooey, muddy
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| pampig {adj}
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:: fresh, insolent, unpleasant, rude, snotty, bad-tempered, ill-tempered, stroppy
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| pan- {prefix}
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:: pan-
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| Panade {f}
|
:: breading
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| Panama {prop} {n}
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:: Panama (country)
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| Panamaer {m}
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:: Panamanian (male or of unspecified sex) (A person from Panama or of Panamanian descent)
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| panamaisch {adj}
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:: Panamanian (pertaining to Panama)
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| Panamakanal {prop} {m}
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:: Panama Canal
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| panaschieren {v} [electoral law, Germany, Switzerland]
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:: to split one's vote
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| Panaschieren {n} [electoral law, Germany, Switzerland]
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:: vote-splitting
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| Panazee {f}
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:: panacea
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| Pancake {m} [especially on menus]
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:: an American-style pancake as a breakfast item
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| Panchatantra {prop}
|
:: Panchatantra
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| Panchromium {n}
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:: panchromium
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| panchronisch {adj}
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:: panchronic
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| Panda {m}
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:: panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca)
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| Pandabär {m} [zoology]
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:: panda bear (Ailuropoda melanoleuca)
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| Pandeiro {?}
|
:: pandeiro
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| Pan-deismus {noun}
|
:: alternative spelling of Pandeismus
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| Pandeismus {m}
|
:: pandeism
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| Pan-deist {noun}
|
:: alternative spelling of Pandeist
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| Pandeist {m}
|
:: Pandeist
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| Pandeistin {f}
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:: feminine noun of Pandeist
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| pandeistisch {adj}
|
:: pandeistic
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| Pandemie {f}
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:: pandemic (pandemic disease)
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| pandemisch {adj}
|
:: pandemic
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| Pandora {prop} {f} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Pandora
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| Pandorabüchse {f}
|
:: Pandora's box
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| Pandschabi {n}
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:: a language spoken in parts of India and Pakistan; Punjabi
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| Paneel {n}
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:: panel; panelling (wooden surface)
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| panegyrisch {adj}
|
:: panegyrical
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| Panel {n}
|
:: panel (group of people gathered to discuss)
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| Panel {n}
|
:: panel (single image in a comic)
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| Panendeist {m}
|
:: panendeist
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| Panendeistin {f}
|
:: female panendeist
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| panendeistisch {adj}
|
:: panendeistic
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| Panentheismus {m} [religion]
|
:: panentheism
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| Panentheist {m}
|
:: panentheist
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| Panentheistin {f}
|
:: female panentheist
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| panentheistisch {adj}
|
:: panentheistic
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| paneuropäisch {adj}
|
:: Pan-European
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| Panflöte {f}
|
:: pan flute
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| Pangäa {prop} {f}
|
:: Pangaea
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| Pangermanismus {m}
|
:: Pan-Germanism
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| panhellenisch {adj}
|
:: Panhellenic
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| Panier {n}
|
:: banner
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| Panier {f}
|
:: breading
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| panieren {v}
|
:: to bread
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| Paniermehl {n}
|
:: breadcrumbs
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| Panik {f}
|
:: panic
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| panikartig {adj}
|
:: panicky, in a panicked way
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| Panikattacke {f}
|
:: panic attack
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| Panikmache {f}
|
:: scaremongering, alarmism
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| Panikmacher {m}
|
:: scaremonger, fearmonger, alarmist
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| panisch {adj}
|
:: panic-inducing or panic-induced
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| panisch {adj}
|
:: in a panicked way
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| panislamisch {adj}
|
:: Pan-Islamic
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| Pankreas {n}
|
:: pancreas
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| Pankreasfunktion {f} [physiology]
|
:: pancreatic function
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| Panne {f}
|
:: breakdown
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| Pannekuchen {m} [colloquial, regional, northern and western Germany]
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:: alternative form of Pfannkuchen
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| Pannenstreifen {m} [Austria, Switzerland]
|
:: hard shoulder, emergency lane
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| Panoptikum {n}
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:: Wax museum, waxworks
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| Panorama {n}
|
:: panorama
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| Panoramafreiheit {f}
|
:: freedom of panorama
|
| Panormium {n}
|
:: panormium
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| panphotometrisch {adj} [botany]
|
:: panphotometric
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| Panpsychismus {m} [philosophy]
|
:: panpsychism
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| panschen {vt}
|
:: to adulterate
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| Pansen {m}
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:: rumen, fardingbag, paunch
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| Pansexualität {f}
|
:: pansexuality
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| pansexuell {adj}
|
:: pansexual
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| Panter {m}
|
:: alternative form of Panther
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| Pan-theismus {noun}
|
:: alternative spelling of Pantheismus
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| Pantheismus {m}
|
:: pantheism
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| Pan-theist {noun}
|
:: alternative spelling of Pantheist
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| Pantheist {m}
|
:: pantheist
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| Pan-theisten {noun}
|
:: alternative spelling of Pantheisten
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| Pantheistin {f}
|
:: female pantheist
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| pantheistisch {adj}
|
:: pantheistic
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| Pantheon {n}
|
:: pantheon
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| Panther {m}
|
:: panther
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| Pantherpilz {m}
|
:: panther cap, Amanita pantherina
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| Pantoffel {m}
|
:: slipper (indoor shoe)
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| Pantoffelheld {m} [colloquial, derogatory]
|
:: a henpecked guy
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| Pantoffeltierchen {n}
|
:: a unicellular ciliate protozoan of the Paramecium genus
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| Pantomime {f}
|
:: pantomime (type of entertainment where players act out ideas without use of their voice)
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| pantomimisch {adj}
|
:: pantomimic
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| Panz {m} [regional, in the Rhineland]
|
:: child
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| Panzer {m} [historical]
|
:: armor [US] / armour [UK]; suit of armour
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| Panzer {m}
|
:: armor plating
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| Panzer {m} [military]
|
:: tank, clipping of Panzerkampfwagen (literally: "armored combat vehicle")
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| Panzer {m} [zoology]
|
:: shell, carapace
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| Panzer {m} [figurative]
|
:: shield
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| Panzerabwehrkanone {f}
|
:: An antitank gun
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| panzerartig {adj}
|
:: armourlike
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| panzerbrechend {adj}
|
:: armour-piercing
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| Panzerbüchse {f} [military, firearm]
|
:: anti-tank rifle
|
| Panzerfaust {f}
|
:: Panzerfaust
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| Panzerjäger {m} [military]
|
:: a lightly armored tank destroyer
|
| Panzerkampfwagen {m} [military]
|
:: Panzer, a tank, armoured fighting vehicle
|
| panzern {vtr}
|
:: to armor
|
| Panzernashorn {n}
|
:: Indian rhinoceros
|
| Panzerschiff {n}
|
:: ironclad ship
|
| Panzerschokolade {f} [military slang, historical]
|
:: methamphetamine
|
| Panzerschrank {m}
|
:: safe, vault
|
| Panzerschreck {m}
|
:: the unofficial nickname of the Raketenpanzerbüchse, a portable anti-tank rocket launcher developed by the German military during WW2
|
| Panzerung {f}
|
:: armour
|
| Papa {m}
|
:: dad, daddy
|
| papabel {adj}
|
:: papabile
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| Papagei {m}
|
:: parrot
|
| Papageitaucher {m}
|
:: Atlantic puffin
|
| Papamobil {n}
|
:: popemobile
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| Paparazza {f}
|
:: paparazza, mamarazzi (female paparazzo)
|
| Paparazzo {m}
|
:: paparazzo (freelance photographer of celebrities)
|
| Papaya {f}
|
:: papaya, Carica papaya (fruit)
|
| Papenburg {prop} {n}
|
:: a city in Emsland district, Lower Saxony, Germany
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| Papi {m} [usually, childish]
|
:: daddy
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| Papier {n} [usually, uncountable]
|
:: paper (material)
|
| Papier {n} [usually, uncountable]
|
:: wrapping made of paper or a similar material, e.g. with foodstuffs
|
| Papier {n} [countable]
|
:: a sheet of paper
|
| Papier {n} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: a document or proof, especially short for Ausweispapier
|
| Papier {n} [chiefly in the plural, finance, stock market]
|
:: short for Wertpapier
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| Papierbeutel {m}
|
:: paper bag
|
| Papierblume {f}
|
:: paper flower
|
| Papierbogen {m}
|
:: sheet (of paper)
|
| papierdeutsch {adj}
|
:: German officialese (attributive)
|
| Papierdeutsch {prop} {n}
|
:: German officialese (a dry, overly complicated and sometimes legalistic variety of the German language)
|
| papieren {adj}
|
:: paper (made of paper)
|
| Papierflieger {m}
|
:: paper airplane (US), paper aeroplane (British), paper plane
|
| Papierherstellung {f}
|
:: papermaking
|
| Papierindustrie {f}
|
:: paper industry
|
| Papierkorb {m}
|
:: wastepaper basket, wastebasket (small indoors container for dry rubbish, i.e. chiefly old newspapers or writing paper)
|
| Papierkorb {m} [computing]
|
:: trash, recycle bin (on a desktop)
|
| Papierkram {m} [colloquial]
|
:: paperwork, red tape
|
| papierlos {adj}
|
:: paperless (Using information without paper.)
|
| papiern {adj}
|
:: alternative form of papieren
|
| Papiersack {m}
|
:: large, durable paper bag for garbage and other waste
|
| Papiersack {m} [Austria]
|
:: paper bag for lunches, groceries, shopping, etc
|
| Papierschneider {m}
|
:: paper cutter
|
| Papierschnittwunde {f}
|
:: papercut
|
| Papierschnitzel {m} {n}
|
:: scrap of paper
|
| Papiersprache {f}
|
:: bureaucratese
|
| Papierstreicher {m}
|
:: folding-bone, folding-stick, bonefolder
|
| Papiertasche {f}
|
:: paper bag
|
| Papiertaschentuch {n}
|
:: tissue handkerchief, tissue
|
| Papiertiger {m}
|
:: paper tiger
|
| Papiertonne {f}
|
:: paper recycle bin
|
| Papiertüte {f}
|
:: paper bag
|
| Papp {m} [regional]
|
:: a mash or thick soup cooked from flour; pap
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| Papp {m} [regional]
|
:: wheatpaste (flour-based glue)
|
| Pappbecher {m}
|
:: paper cup
|
| Pappdeckel {m}
|
:: lid of a cardboard box
|
| Pappdeckel {m}
|
:: pasteboard (book cover)
|
| Pappe {f}
|
:: paperboard, cardboard
|
| Pappe {f} [slang, drugs]
|
:: a piece of paper laced with LSD
|
| Pappe {f}
|
:: alternative form of Papp
|
| Pappel {f}
|
:: poplar, cottonwood
|
| päppeln {v}
|
:: to feed, foster, nurse, especially someone ill or weak
|
| pappen {vt}
|
:: to stick or glue something, especially carelessly or inadequately, e.g. by means of water or some makeshift adhesive
|
| pappen {vi}
|
:: to stick or be glued in such a way
|
| Pappenstiel {m} [dated]
|
:: a trifling amount
|
| papperlapapp {interj}
|
:: nonsense; rubbish; poppycock
|
| pappig {adj}
|
:: mashy, moist, sticky
|
| pappig {adj} [of food, especially baked goods]
|
:: not crisp and lacking flavour; tasting old
|
| Pappmaché {n}
|
:: alternative spelling of Pappmaschee
|
| Pappmaschee {n}
|
:: papier-mâché
|
| pappsatt {adj}
|
:: full up (unable to eat any more)
|
| pappsüß {adj}
|
:: Very sweet (in taste)
|
| Paprika {mf} [chiefly masculine]
|
:: paprika (spice)
|
| Paprika {mf} [chiefly feminine]
|
:: bell pepper
|
| Paprikaspeck {m}
|
:: A type of charcuterie made by curing strips of fatback with salt and pepper and hot and sweet paprika. Eaten in sandwiches
|
| Papst {m}
|
:: pope (male or of unspecified sex) (head of the Roman Catholic Church; title of other religious leaders such as the Coptic Pope)
|
| Papst {m}
|
:: expert, pundit [used in various compounds]
|
| papstfähig {adj}
|
:: papabile
|
| Päpstin {f}
|
:: popess, pope (female)
|
| Päpstin {f}
|
:: expert, pundit [used in various compounds]
|
| päpstlich {adj}
|
:: papal
|
| Papsttum {n}
|
:: popedom
|
| Papstwappen {n}
|
:: papal coats of arms
|
| Papua-Neuguinea {prop} {n}
|
:: Papua New Guinea
|
| papua-neuguineisch {adj}
|
:: Papua New Guinean
|
| Papyrus {m}
|
:: papyrus (a plant in the sedge family)
|
| Papyrus {m}
|
:: papyrus (a material similar to paper made from the papyrus plant)
|
| Papyrus {m}
|
:: papyrus (a scroll or document written on papyrus)
|
| Para {n} [colloquial]
|
:: scrilla, dough, dosh, money
|
| Parabel {f} [story]
|
:: parable
|
| Parabel {f} [mathematics]
|
:: parabola
|
| parabelförmig {adj}
|
:: parabolic
|
| Parade {f}
|
:: parade (intentional, planned march)
|
| Parade {f} [military]
|
:: parade, march
|
| Paradebeispiel {n}
|
:: prime example; poster child
|
| Paradeiser {m} [Austria]
|
:: tomato
|
| Paradiddle {m}
|
:: paradiddle
|
| Paradies {n}
|
:: paradise
|
| Paradies {n} [architecture]
|
:: atrium
|
| Paradiesapfel {m} [archaic]
|
:: tomato
|
| Paradiesapfel {m}
|
:: candy apple, toffee apple
|
| paradiesisch {adj}
|
:: paradisiacal, heavenly
|
| Paradieskörner {np}
|
:: grains of paradise
|
| Paradiesnuss {f}
|
:: paradise nut (of genus Lecythis)
|
| Paradiesvogel {m}
|
:: bird of paradise
|
| Paradigma {n}
|
:: paradigm
|
| paradigmatisch {adj}
|
:: paradigmatic
|
| Paradigmenwechsel {m}
|
:: paradigm shift
|
| Paradontitis {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of Parodontitis
|
| paradox {adj}
|
:: paradoxical
|
| Paradox {n}
|
:: paradox
|
| paradoxerweise {adv}
|
:: paradoxically
|
| Paradoxie {f}
|
:: paradox
|
| Paradoxon {n}
|
:: paradox
|
| Paraffin {n} [organic chemistry]
|
:: paraffin, alkane
|
| Paraffinöl {n}
|
:: paraffin (fuel), kerosene
|
| Paragenese {f} [geology]
|
:: paragenesis
|
| Paragraf {noun}
|
:: alternative spelling of Paragraph
|
| Paragrafendschungel {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of Paragraphendschungel
|
| Paragrafenreiter {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of Paragraphenreiter
|
| Paragraph {m} [legal]
|
:: article, paragraph (section of a legal document)
|
| Paragraphendschungel {m} [derogatory]
|
:: legal maze, bureaucracy
|
| Paragraphenreiter {m} [chiefly derogatory]
|
:: legalist, pedant, bureaucrat
|
| Paragraphenzeichen {n}
|
:: section sign
|
| Paraguay {prop} {n}
|
:: Paraguay (country)
|
| paraguayanisch {adj}
|
:: synonym of paraguayisch
|
| Paraguayer {m}
|
:: Paraguayan (person from Paraguay)
|
| Paraguayerin {f}
|
:: Paraguayan (female person from Paraguay)
|
| paraguayisch {adj}
|
:: Paraguayan (pertaining to Paraguay)
|
| Parahelium {n}
|
:: parahelium
|
| paralinguistisch {adj}
|
:: paralinguistic
|
| Paralipse {f}
|
:: paralipsis
|
| parallel {adj}
|
:: parallel
|
| parallel {adj}
|
:: Serving the same purpose, leading to the same result
|
| Parallele {f} [geometry]
|
:: parallel
|
| Parallelgesellschaft {f}
|
:: parallel society
|
| Parallelogramm {n}
|
:: parallelogram
|
| Paralleluniversum {n}
|
:: parallel universe
|
| paralympisch {adj}
|
:: paralympic
|
| Paralyse {f}
|
:: paralysis (loss of muscle control)
|
| paralysieren {v}
|
:: to paralyze
|
| paralytisch {adj}
|
:: paralytic (affected by paralysis)
|
| paramagnetisch {adj} [physics]
|
:: paramagnetic
|
| Paramagnetismus {m} [physics]
|
:: paramagnetism
|
| Parament {n}
|
:: parament
|
| Parameter {m}
|
:: parameter
|
| parametrisch {adj}
|
:: parametric
|
| parametrisieren {v}
|
:: to parametrize
|
| paramilitärisch {adj}
|
:: paramilitary
|
| Paranoia {f}
|
:: paranoia
|
| paranoid {adj}
|
:: paranoid
|
| paranormal {adj}
|
:: paranormal
|
| Paranuss {f}
|
:: brazil nut
|
| Paraphimose {f}
|
:: paraphimosis
|
| Paraphrase {f}
|
:: paraphrase (restatement of a text in different words)
|
| Paraphrase {f}
|
:: artistic variation of a melody
|
| paraphrasieren {v}
|
:: to paraphrase (to compose a paraphrase)
|
| paraphyletisch {adj}
|
:: paraphyletic (excluding some descendants of the most recent common ancestor)
|
| Parapluie {m} {n}
|
:: umbrella
|
| Parapsychologie {f}
|
:: parapsychology
|
| Parasit {m}
|
:: parasite
|
| parasitär {adj}
|
:: parasitic
|
| Parasitchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Parasit
|
| parasitisch {adj}
|
:: parasitic
|
| Parasitismus {m}
|
:: parasitism
|
| Parasitologie {f}
|
:: parasitology
|
| Parasol {m}
|
:: parasol mushroom
|
| Parasol {m} [dated, sunshade]
|
:: parasol
|
| Parasol {n} {m} [dated, sunshade]
|
:: parasol
|
| parasprachlich {adj}
|
:: paralinguistic
|
| parat {adj}
|
:: at hand
|
| parat {adj}
|
:: ready
|
| Parathormon {n} [hormone]
|
:: parathormone
|
| Paravent {m} {n}
|
:: paravent; folding screen
|
| Parbasdorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Parbasdorf (municipality)
|
| Parchat {m}
|
:: obsolete form of Barchent
|
| Pärchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Paar
|
| Parchend {m}
|
:: alternative form of Barchent
|
| Parchent {m}
|
:: alternative form of Barchent
|
| Parchet {m}
|
:: alternative form of Barchent
|
| Parcours {m} [show jumping]
|
:: course
|
| Pardelkatze {f}
|
:: a cat of the genus Leopardus
|
| Parder {m} [dated]
|
:: leopard
|
| Pardon {m} {n}
|
:: pardon
|
| parenchymatisch {adj}
|
:: parenchymatous, parenchymal
|
| parenchymatös {adj}
|
:: parenchymatous
|
| parenteral {adj} [medicine]
|
:: parenteral
|
| Parenthese {f}
|
:: parenthesis
|
| Parfum {n}
|
:: alternative form of Parfüm
|
| Parfüm {n}
|
:: perfume (generally only in the sense of “odorous substance”, not “pleasant smell”)
|
| Parfümerie {f}
|
:: perfumery
|
| parfümieren {v}
|
:: to perfume
|
| parfümiert {adj}
|
:: perfumed
|
| Paris {prop} {n}
|
:: Paris (caplc)
|
| Pariser {prop}
|
:: Parisian
|
| Pariser {m}
|
:: Parisian
|
| Pariser {m} [colloquial]
|
:: condom
|
| pariserisch {adj}
|
:: Parisian
|
| Parität {f}
|
:: parity, equality
|
| paritätisch {adj}
|
:: equal
|
| Park {m}
|
:: park (piece of ground in or near a city or town, enclosed and kept for ornament and recreation)
|
| Park {m}
|
:: park, grounds (tract of ground kept in its natural state, around a residence, for the enjoyment of its owner)
|
| Parka {mf}
|
:: a parka
|
| parken {v}
|
:: to park
|
| Parkett {n}
|
:: parquet
|
| parkettieren {v}
|
:: to parquet
|
| Parkgebühr {f}
|
:: parking fee
|
| Parkhaus {n}
|
:: parking garage, car park (large building to store cars in)
|
| parkieren {v} [Switzerland]
|
:: to park
|
| Parkinson {m}
|
:: Parkinson's
|
| Parklandschaft {f}
|
:: parkland
|
| Parkour {m} {n}
|
:: parkour
|
| Parkplatz {m}
|
:: parking lot, car park
|
| Parkplatz {m}
|
:: parking space
|
| Parkschein {m}
|
:: parking ticket, car park ticket
|
| Parkuhr {f}
|
:: parking meter
|
| Parlament {n} [politics]
|
:: parliament
|
| Parlament {n} [architecture]
|
:: legislative building
|
| Parlamentarier {m}
|
:: parliamentarian (member of parliament)
|
| Parlamentarierin {f}
|
:: parliamentarian (female member of parliament)
|
| parlamentarisch {adj}
|
:: parliamentary
|
| Parlamentsausschuss {m}
|
:: parliamentary committee
|
| Parlamentsausschuß {noun}
|
:: obsolete spelling of Parlamentsausschuss
|
| Parlamentsgebäude {n}
|
:: legislative building
|
| Parlamentsmitglied {n}
|
:: member of parliament
|
| Parlamentswahl {f}
|
:: general election
|
| parlieren {v}
|
:: to chat
|
| Parmesan {m}
|
:: parmesan
|
| Parmesankäse {m}
|
:: parmesan
|
| Parndorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Parndorf (municipality)
|
| Parodie {f}
|
:: parody (expression making fun of something else)
|
| Parodontitis {f}
|
:: periodontitis (any of a number of inflammatory diseases affecting the periodontium)
|
| Parodontologie {f}
|
:: periodontics
|
| Parole {f} [military]
|
:: password
|
| Parole {f} [politics]
|
:: slogan
|
| Paroli {n} [games]
|
:: raise [of stakes]
|
| Paroli bieten {v} [idiom, with dative]
|
:: to stand up to
|
| Paroxysmus {m}
|
:: paroxysm (random or sudden outburst; explosive event during a volcanic eruption; sudden recurrence of a disease)
|
| Parse {m}
|
:: Parsi
|
| Parsec {n} [astronomy]
|
:: parsec (parallax second)
|
| Parsifal {prop} {m}
|
:: Percival (especially as protagonist of Wagner's synonymous musical drama)
|
| Pars pro Toto {n}
|
:: pars pro toto
|
| Part {m}
|
:: part; role (that which an actor, singer, or other artist contributes to a performance)
|
| Part {m} [obsolete]
|
:: part; share; piece (fraction of a whole)
|
| Part {m} [obsolete, law]
|
:: party in a lawsuit
|
| Partei {f} [politics]
|
:: political party
|
| Partei {f} [legal]
|
:: party (person, company, or institution) participating in a legal action or contract
|
| Partei {f} [with definite article, chiefly Eastern Germany]
|
:: the SED, the ruling party of the GDR
|
| Parteiausschluss {m}
|
:: exclusion from the party
|
| Parteiausschluß {noun}
|
:: obsolete spelling of Parteiausschluss
|
| Parteichef {m}
|
:: (political) party leader
|
| Partei ergreifen {v}
|
:: to take sides
|
| parteiintern {adj} [politics]
|
:: internal to a political party
|
| parteiisch {adj} [in favour of one faction]
|
:: partial, biased, one-sided
|
| parteilos {adj} [politics]
|
:: independent (not member of a political party)
|
| Parteimitglied {n}
|
:: party member
|
| parteinah {adj}
|
:: Not of a political party
|
| Parteinahme {f}
|
:: partisanship, taking sides
|
| parteipolitisch {adj}
|
:: party political
|
| Parteitag {m}
|
:: party conference (political convention)
|
| parteiübergreifend {adj}
|
:: cross-party, crossing party lines
|
| Parterre {n}
|
:: ground floor, first floor
|
| parthenogenetisch {adj}
|
:: parthenogenetic
|
| parthisch {adj}
|
:: Parthian
|
| Partialdruck {m}
|
:: partial pressure
|
| Partie {f}
|
:: match, game
|
| Partie {f}
|
:: part, area
|
| partiell {adj}
|
:: partial (existing in part)
|
| Partikel {f} [linguistics]
|
:: particle
|
| Partikel {f} [Roman Catholicism]
|
:: particle, a fragment of the eucharistic host
|
| Partikel {f} [Roman Catholicism]
|
:: a fragment of the True Cross venerated as a relic
|
| Partikel {f} [physics]
|
:: particle
|
| Partikel {n} [physics]
|
:: particle
|
| Partikel {n} [linguistics, nonstandard]
|
:: particle
|
| Partikelgrösse {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of Partikelgröße
|
| Partikelgröße {f}
|
:: particle size
|
| partikular {adj}
|
:: particularistic
|
| partikulär {adj}
|
:: alternative form of partikular
|
| Partisan {m}
|
:: partisan (member of a body of detached light troops)
|
| Partisane {f}
|
:: partisan (a spear with a triangular, double-edged blade)
|
| Partisane {m}
|
:: partisan (member of a body of detached light troops)
|
| Partisanin {f}
|
:: partisan (female member of a body of detached light troops)
|
| Partition {f} [computing]
|
:: partition (section of a hard disk separately formatted)
|
| Partition {f} [mathematics]
|
:: partition (collection of non-empty, disjoint subsets of a set whose union is the set itself)
|
| partitionieren {v} [computing]
|
:: to partition
|
| Partitiv {m}
|
:: partitive case (noun case)
|
| Partitur {f} [music]
|
:: full score, conductor's score, (rare: partitur)
|
| Partizip {n} [grammar]
|
:: participle
|
| Partizipation {f}
|
:: participation (act of participating)
|
| partizipativ {adj}
|
:: participatory
|
| partizipatorisch {adj}
|
:: participatory
|
| Partizip I {n} [grammar]
|
:: synonym of Partizip Präsens (present participle)
|
| Partizipialkonstruktion {f} [linguistics]
|
:: participial construction
|
| Partizip II {n} [grammar]
|
:: past participle
|
| Partizipium {n} [dated]
|
:: alternative form of Partizip
|
| Partizipium präsentis {n} [grammar]
|
:: synonym of Partizip Präsens (present participle)
|
| Partizip Präsens {n} [grammar]
|
:: present participle
|
| Partner {m}
|
:: partner, associate (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Partnerin {f}
|
:: partner, associate (female)
|
| Partnerschaft {f}
|
:: partnership (state of joint association in conducting affairs)
|
| Partnerschaft {f}
|
:: partnership, relationship (state of being associated with another person)
|
| partnerschaftlich {adj}
|
:: as partners, in partnership, based on partnership, on a joint basis
|
| partout {adv}
|
:: absolutely [if an obstinate person refuses to do something]
|
| partout {adv}
|
:: constantly
|
| Partschins {prop}
|
:: Partschins (municipality)
|
| Party {f} [colloquial]
|
:: party (social gathering)
|
| Partyband {f}
|
:: partyband
|
| Partylöwe {m}
|
:: party animal (person known for frequent, enthusiastic attendance at parties)
|
| Parvenü {m}
|
:: parvenu
|
| parvenühaft {adj}
|
:: parvenu
|
| Parzelle {f} [division of land]
|
:: parcel
|
| parzellieren {v}
|
:: to parcel (divide and distribute by parts or portions) (land)
|
| Pascal {prop}
|
:: given name borrowed from French
|
| Pascal {n}
|
:: pascal (unit)
|
| Pasch {m} [dice]
|
:: doubles, doublets
|
| Pascha {m}
|
:: pasha (title)
|
| Paschalik {n}
|
:: pashalik
|
| Pasching {prop} {n}
|
:: Pasching (municipality)
|
| Paschtu {n}
|
:: language mainly spoken in Afghanistan; Pashto
|
| Paso Doble {m}
|
:: paso doble (dance)
|
| Paspel {f} [sewing]
|
:: piping, edging
|
| Paspelierung {f}
|
:: piping as an edge embellishment in sewing
|
| Pass {m}
|
:: pass (between mountains)
|
| Pass {m}
|
:: pass (document granting permission to pass)
|
| Pass {m}
|
:: passport
|
| Paß {m}
|
:: Pass (unofficial spelling)
|
| passabel {adj}
|
:: acceptable, fair
|
| Passage {f}
|
:: Passage; a leg of a journey
|
| Passagier {m}
|
:: passenger
|
| Passagierschiff {n}
|
:: passenger ship
|
| Passail {prop} {n}
|
:: Passail (municipality)
|
| Passant {m}
|
:: passer-by
|
| Passarge {prop} {f}
|
:: the Passarge
|
| Passargisch {adj} [rare]
|
:: pertaining in some way to the river or towns named Passarge
|
| Passat {m}
|
:: trade wind
|
| Passau {prop} {n}
|
:: Passau (independent city)
|
| Passbild {n}
|
:: passport photo
|
| Passe {f}
|
:: yoke (part of an item of clothing which fits around the shoulders)
|
| passé {adj}
|
:: past, over
|
| passee {adj}
|
:: Alternative spelling of passé
|
| passen {v}
|
:: (with dative) to fit
|
| passen {v}
|
:: (with dative) to suit, to be suitable
|
| passen {v} [with zu]
|
:: to go with (correspond or fit well with, to match)
|
| passen {v} [card games]
|
:: to pass
|
| passend {adj}
|
:: suitable, fitting, matching
|
| Passepartout {n} {m}
|
:: matte (thick paper or paperboard border used to inset and center the contents of a frame)
|
| Passepartout {n} {m} [chiefly Switzerland]
|
:: master key (a key that opens a set of several locks)
|
| Passepartout {n} {m} [chiefly Switzerland]
|
:: season ticket
|
| Passerelle {f} [especially, Switzerland]
|
:: footbridge
|
| passieren {v} [auxiliary sein]
|
:: to happen
|
| passieren {v} [formal, auxiliary haben]
|
:: to move beyond; pass
|
| passieren {v} [cooking, auxiliary haben]
|
:: to pass through a sieve, to strain
|
| Passierschein A38 {noun}
|
:: An imaginary permit that is impossible to get
|
| passiert {v}
|
:: past participle of passieren
|
| passiert {adj}
|
:: sieved
|
| Passion {f}
|
:: passion, fervor
|
| Passion {f} [Christianity]
|
:: Passion
|
| passioniert {adj}
|
:: passionate [as in: passionate hobbyist]
|
| Passionsfrucht {f}
|
:: passion fruit
|
| passiv {adj}
|
:: passive
|
| passiv {adj}
|
:: being a bottom
|
| Passiv {n} [grammar, no plural]
|
:: passive voice
|
| Passiv {n} [grammar]
|
:: passive verb
|
| passives Wahlrecht {noun}
|
:: the right to be voted for (the right to be a candidate for an office and possibly be elected to it)
|
| passivierend {adj}
|
:: passivating
|
| passiviert {v}
|
:: past participle of passivieren - passivated
|
| Passivierung {f}
|
:: passivation (formation of a corrosion-inhibiting film)
|
| passivisch {adj} [linguistics]
|
:: passive
|
| Passivität {f}
|
:: passivity
|
| Passivrauch {m}
|
:: second-hand smoke
|
| Passivrauchen {n}
|
:: passive smoking, second-hand smoking
|
| Passivschicht {f} [metallurgy]
|
:: passive layer
|
| Passus {m}
|
:: passage (section of text or music)
|
| Passwort {n} [chiefly computing]
|
:: password
|
| Paßwort {n}
|
:: alternative spelling of Passwort
|
| Pasta {f} [obsolete, except in compounds]
|
:: alternative form of Paste
|
| Pasta {f} [chiefly commercial]
|
:: Italian-style pasta
|
| Paste {f}
|
:: paste (a soft mixture)
|
| Pastell {n}
|
:: pastel
|
| pastellen {adj} [attributive]
|
:: pastel
|
| Pastete {f}
|
:: pâté
|
| Pasteurisation {f}
|
:: pasteurization
|
| pasteurisieren {v}
|
:: to pasteurize (to heat food in order to kill harmful organisms)
|
| Pasteurisierung {f}
|
:: pasteurization
|
| Pastille {f} [pharmacy]
|
:: pastille
|
| Pastinake {f}
|
:: parsnip
|
| Pastor {m} [regional, chiefly northern and central Germany]
|
:: pastor (clergyman who serves a parish)
|
| pastoral {adj}
|
:: pastoral
|
| Pastorin {f}
|
:: female pastor
|
| Pastorin {f}
|
:: wife of a pastor
|
| pastös {adj}
|
:: pasty
|
| Patchwork {n}
|
:: patchwork
|
| Patchworkfamilie {f} [colloquial]
|
:: blended family
|
| Pate {m}
|
:: godfather
|
| Patenkind {n}
|
:: godchild
|
| patent {adj}
|
:: clever
|
| patent {adj}
|
:: ingenious
|
| Patent {n}
|
:: patent
|
| Patentamt {n}
|
:: patent office
|
| Patentanmeldung {f} [legal]
|
:: caveat
|
| Patentanmeldung {f} [legal]
|
:: patent application
|
| patenter {adj}
|
:: comparative of patent
|
| patentesten {adj}
|
:: superlative of patent
|
| patentieren {v}
|
:: to patent (mostly used as in: to grant a patent; from the view of the applicant the passive form "patentieren lassen" is commonly used)
|
| Patentierung {f}
|
:: patenting
|
| patentrechtlich {adj} [legal]
|
:: patent law (attributive)
|
| Pater {m} [Roman Catholicsm]
|
:: father (monk who is a priest, as distinct from a Frater)
|
| Pater {m} [Roman Catholicism]
|
:: Father (address for a priest)
|
| paternalistisch {adj}
|
:: paternalistic
|
| Paternion {prop} {n}
|
:: Paternion (municipality)
|
| Paternoster {n}
|
:: Lord's Prayer
|
| Paternoster {n}
|
:: rosary
|
| Paternoster {m}
|
:: paternoster lift
|
| Paternoster {m} [fishing]
|
:: additional side lines on the line
|
| pathetisch {adj}
|
:: histrionic; gushing; pompous; grandiose (excessively emotional, dramatic, or solemn)
|
| -pathie {suffix}
|
:: -pathy
|
| -pathisch {suffix}
|
:: -pathic
|
| pathognomonisch {adj}
|
:: pathognomonic (beyond any doubt diagnostic for a particular disease)
|
| Pathologe {m}
|
:: pathologist
|
| Pathologie {f}
|
:: pathology
|
| pathologisch {adj}
|
:: pathological, pathologic
|
| Pathos {n}
|
:: pathos
|
| Patiens {n} [linguistics]
|
:: patient
|
| Patient {m} [medicine]
|
:: patient (male or of unspecified sex or female)
|
| Patientenverfügung {f} [medicine]
|
:: advance directive
|
| Patientin {f} [medicine]
|
:: patient (female)
|
| Patin {f}
|
:: godmother
|
| Patina {f}
|
:: patina
|
| Patio {m}
|
:: patio
|
| Patriarch {m}
|
:: patriarch
|
| patriarchalisch {adj}
|
:: patriarchal
|
| Patriarchat {noun}
|
:: patriarchate
|
| Patricia {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Patrick {prop}
|
:: given name borrowed from English
|
| Patrik {prop}
|
:: given name, a less common spelling of Patrick
|
| Patriot {m}
|
:: patriot (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| patriotisch {adj}
|
:: patriotic
|
| patriotischer {adj}
|
:: comparative of patriotisch
|
| patriotischsten {adj}
|
:: superlative of patriotisch
|
| Patriotismus {m}
|
:: patriotism
|
| Patrizia {prop}
|
:: given name borrowed from Italian, or a German spelling variant of Patricia
|
| Patrizier {m}
|
:: patrician (member of Roman aristocracy)
|
| patrologisch {adj}
|
:: patrologic, patrological
|
| Patron {m}
|
:: patron
|
| Patron {m} [religion]
|
:: patron saint
|
| Patronage {f}
|
:: patronage
|
| Patrone {f} [firearms]
|
:: cartridge, round (live ammunition for a gun)
|
| Patrone {f} [firearms, loosely]
|
:: cartridge case, casing (parts of a round of ammunition exclusive of the projectile)
|
| Patrone {f}
|
:: ink cartridge (for a printer)
|
| Patronit {m} [mineral]
|
:: patronite
|
| patronym. {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of patronymisch
|
| Patronym {n} [linguistics]
|
:: patronym, patronymic [noun]
|
| Patronymikon {n} [linguistics]
|
:: alternative form of Patronym
|
| Patronymikum {n} [linguistics]
|
:: alternative form of Patronym
|
| patronymisch {adj}
|
:: patronymic (of, pertaining to, or concerning a patronym)
|
| patronymisch {adj}
|
:: patronymic (derived from the name of the father)
|
| Patrouille {f}
|
:: patrol
|
| patrouillieren {v}
|
:: to patrol
|
| Patsche {f} [slang]
|
:: hand
|
| Patsche {f}
|
:: swatter, beater
|
| Patsche {f} [slang]
|
:: mud, mire
|
| Patsche {f} [slang]
|
:: jam, quagmire, predicament
|
| patschen {v}
|
:: to splash
|
| patschnass {adj}
|
:: soaked, soaking wet
|
| Patt {n} [chess]
|
:: stalemate
|
| Patt {n} [figurative]
|
:: stalemate; tie (situation where two sides are equally strong, often leading to stagnation)
|
| Pattigham {prop} {n}
|
:: Pattigham (municipality)
|
| Pattstellung {f} [chess]
|
:: stalemate
|
| patzen {v}
|
:: to blunder
|
| Patzer {m} [colloquial]
|
:: blunder
|
| Patzer {m} [colloquial]
|
:: someone who often makes blunders
|
| Patzer {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Patzerei {f} [colloquial]
|
:: hard-to-remove stain
|
| Patzerei {f} [Austria]
|
:: daub (soft coating of mud, plaster etc.)
|
| patzig {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: snotty, cheeky
|
| patzig {adj} [Austria, colloquial]
|
:: sticky, tacky, smudged
|
| Paudorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Paudorf (municipality)
|
| Pauke {f}
|
:: kettledrum; timpani
|
| pauken {v}
|
:: to beat a drum
|
| pauken {v} [with auf]
|
:: to drum in; to emphasize
|
| pauken {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to swot, cram (study with effort)
|
| Paukenröhrchen {n}
|
:: grommet (tympanostomy tube)
|
| Paul {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Paula {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Pauli {prop}
|
:: surname derived from the Latin genitive form of the given name Paulus
|
| Paulina {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Pauline {prop}
|
:: given name derived from Paulina
|
| paulinisch {adj} [religion]
|
:: Pauline
|
| Paulus {prop}
|
:: Paul (biblical character)
|
| Paulus {prop}
|
:: given name, rare in this form
|
| Pauperismus {m}
|
:: pauperism
|
| Paurisch {prop} {n}
|
:: the East Central German dialect of Jablonec nad Nisou and the surrounding Jizera Mountains
|
| Pausa {n} [linguistics]
|
:: pausa
|
| Pausbacke {f} [familiar, generally in the plural]
|
:: chubby facial cheek with a red/reddish complexion (especially of a child)
|
| pausbäckig {adj}
|
:: chubby-cheeked
|
| pauschal {adj}
|
:: in total, in a lump sum, all-inclusive, flat (with units of time, distance, etc.: not exceeding)
|
| pauschal {adj}
|
:: general, undifferentiated
|
| Pauschale {f} [finance]
|
:: lump sum
|
| Pauschale {f} [Austria]
|
:: flat rate
|
| pauschalieren {v}
|
:: to combine into a lump sum
|
| pauschalisieren {v}
|
:: to generalize
|
| Päuschen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Pause
|
| Pauschenpferd {n}
|
:: pommel horse
|
| Pause {f}
|
:: pause, break
|
| pausenlos {adj}
|
:: pauseless
|
| Pavian {m}
|
:: baboon (primate)
|
| Pavillon {m}
|
:: pavilion; gazebo
|
| Payerbach {prop} {n}
|
:: Payerbach (municipality)
|
| Pazifik {prop} {m}
|
:: the Pacific Ocean
|
| Pazifikinsel {f}
|
:: Pacific island
|
| pazifisch {adj}
|
:: pacific
|
| pazifisch {adj}
|
:: Pacific (pertaining to the Pacific Ocean)
|
| Pazifischer Ozean {prop} {m}
|
:: Pacific Ocean (the world's largest body of water)
|
| Pazifismus {m}
|
:: pacifism
|
| pazifistisch {adj}
|
:: pacifistic, pacifistically
|
| P.D. {m}
|
:: abbreviation of Privatdozent
|
| PD {m}
|
:: abbreviation of Privatdozent
|
| Peanuts {noun}
|
:: peanuts (a small amount of money, especially a salary)
|
| Pebibyte {n}
|
:: pebibyte (250 bytes)
|
| Pecannuss {f}
|
:: alternative form of Pekannuss
|
| Pech {n} [usually uncountable]
|
:: pitch (sticky substance)
|
| Pech {n} [uncountable]
|
:: bad luck, misfortune
|
| Pechblende {f}
|
:: pitchblende
|
| Pechnase {f}
|
:: machicolation, bretèche
|
| Pechnelke {f}
|
:: campion
|
| Pechnelke {f} [colloquial, jocular]
|
:: person who is often unlucky
|
| pechrabenschwarz {adj}
|
:: pitch-black
|
| pechschwarz {adj}
|
:: pitch black
|
| Pechvogel {m}
|
:: unlucky person
|
| Pedal {n}
|
:: pedal
|
| Pedant {m}
|
:: pedant (person who is overly concerned with formal rules and trivial points of learning)
|
| pedantisch {adj}
|
:: pedantic
|
| pedantisch {adj}
|
:: punctilious; meticulous
|
| Pedelec {n}
|
:: pedelec (motorized bicycle)
|
| Pediküre {f}
|
:: pedicure
|
| Pegel {m}
|
:: level (measurement of how high something is filled)
|
| Peggau {prop} {n}
|
:: Peggau (municipality)
|
| Pegida {prop}
|
:: acronym of Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the Occident
|
| Pegmatit {m} [mineralogy]
|
:: pegmatite
|
| peilen {vt} [nautical]
|
:: to take a bearing of, determine the direction, position, or depth of
|
| peilen {vt} [colloquial]
|
:: to understand, grasp
|
| Pein {f} [literary or religion]
|
:: torment; agony
|
| Pein {f} [archaic or dialectal]
|
:: pain
|
| peinigen {v}
|
:: to torment, harry
|
| Peiniger {m}
|
:: agent noun of peinigen; tormentor
|
| peinlich {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: Pertaining to torture
|
| peinlich {adj}
|
:: awkward (perverse; adverse; untoward)
|
| peinlich {adj}
|
:: embarrassing, cringeworthy
|
| peinlich {adj}
|
:: pathetic
|
| peinlich {adj}
|
:: meticulous
|
| peinsam {adj}
|
:: painful
|
| peinsam {adj}
|
:: embarrassing
|
| Peitsche {f}
|
:: whip
|
| peitschen {v}
|
:: to whip
|
| Peitschenhieb {m}
|
:: lash [from a whip]
|
| Peitschenriemen {m}
|
:: whiplash (lash of a whip)
|
| Pekannuss {f}
|
:: pecan (nut)
|
| Pekari {n}
|
:: peccary, javelina (Tayassuidae)
|
| pekig {adj} [colloquial, regional, northern Germany]
|
:: smudgy, mucky (covered with sticky dirt or fat residue)
|
| Peking {prop} {n}
|
:: Peking (direct-administered municipality/capital city)
|
| pektoral {adj}
|
:: pectoral
|
| pekuniär {adj}
|
:: pecuniary
|
| pekzieren {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to do something stupid
|
| pekziert {v}
|
:: past participle of pekzieren
|
| Pelagianismus {m} [Christianity]
|
:: Pelagianism
|
| pelagisch {adj}
|
:: pelagic
|
| Pelikan {m}
|
:: pelican
|
| Pelle {f}
|
:: skin, mostly with reference to sausages or vegetables, especially potatoes; peel
|
| pellen {vt}
|
:: to peel something (chiefly when the peel comes off in strips, as in a cooked potato rather than a raw one)
|
| pellen {vr}
|
:: to peel, to peel off (of skin, etc.)
|
| Pelopium {n}
|
:: pelopium
|
| peloponnesisch {adj}
|
:: Peloponnesian
|
| Peloton {n}
|
:: peloton
|
| Peloton {n}
|
:: platoon
|
| Peloton {n}
|
:: firing squad (a group of soldiers detailed to execute someone or to discharge weapons ceremonially)
|
| Peluschke {f}
|
:: field pea (Pisum sativum subsp. arvense syn. Pisum sativum convar. speciosum)
|
| Pelz {m} [uncountable]
|
:: fur
|
| Pelz {m}
|
:: fur (animal's pelt)
|
| Pelz {m}
|
:: fur (coat or other clothing item made from fur)
|
| Pelz {m} [rare, slang]
|
:: furry (member of furry fandom)
|
| Pelz {m} [heraldry]
|
:: fur
|
| Pelzhandschuh {m}
|
:: fur glove
|
| pelzig {adj}
|
:: furry, covered with fur
|
| Pelzkappe {f}
|
:: fur hat
|
| Pelzmantel {m}
|
:: fur coat
|
| Pelztier {n}
|
:: fur bearing animal
|
| Pendant {n}
|
:: counterpart
|
| Pendel {n}
|
:: pendulum
|
| Pendelkind {n}
|
:: child of separated parents living in the home of either on a rotating basis
|
| pendeln {v}
|
:: to commute across municipal boundaries
|
| pendeln {vi}
|
:: to oscillate [move back and forth]
|
| Pendeltür {f}
|
:: swing door
|
| Pendeluhr {f}
|
:: pendulum clock
|
| Pendler {m}
|
:: commuter
|
| penetrant {adj} [of a sound, voice, etc.]
|
:: piercing
|
| penetrant {adj} [of a smell, etc.]
|
:: penetrating
|
| penetrant {adj}
|
:: pushy, obtrusive
|
| Penetranz {f} [derogatory]
|
:: obtrusiveness, pushiness
|
| Penetranz {f} [genetics]
|
:: penetrance
|
| penetrieren {v}
|
:: to penetrate
|
| peng {interj}
|
:: bang (a verbal emulation of a sudden percussive sound)
|
| penibel {adj}
|
:: penible, meticulous
|
| penil {adj}
|
:: penile
|
| Penis {m}
|
:: penis
|
| Penisknochen {m}
|
:: baculum
|
| Penisneid {m}
|
:: penis envy
|
| Penizillin {n}
|
:: penicillin
|
| Pennäler {m}
|
:: student of a secondary school
|
| Penne {f} [colloquial, dated]
|
:: school
|
| Penne {f} [colloquial, derogatory]
|
:: dosshouse, flophouse
|
| Penne {f} [colloquial, derogatory]
|
:: prostitute
|
| pennen {v} [slang]
|
:: to sleep
|
| Penner {m} [colloquial, pejorative]
|
:: agent noun of pennen; bum (homeless person; lazy, incompetent, or annoying person)
|
| Pennewang {prop} {n}
|
:: Pennewang (municipality)
|
| Pennsylvaniadeutsch {n}
|
:: Pennsylvania Dutch
|
| Pennsylvanien {prop} {n}
|
:: Pennsylvania
|
| pennsylvanisch {adj}
|
:: Pennsylvanian
|
| Penny {m}
|
:: penny
|
| Pension {f}
|
:: boarding house, pension
|
| Pension {f}
|
:: (public service) retirement benefit, old age pension
|
| Pension {f} [uncountable]
|
:: retirement
|
| Pensionär {m}
|
:: pensioner [male or of unspecified sex]
|
| pensionieren {v} [public service]
|
:: to pension
|
| Pensum {n}
|
:: An allotted task
|
| Pensum {n}
|
:: The prescribed workload to be completed in a given period of time
|
| Pensum {n} [archaic]
|
:: Material to be learned at school
|
| Pentaborat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: pentaborate
|
| Pentacarbonyl {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: pentacarbonyl
|
| Pentachlorid {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: pentachloride
|
| Pentafluorid {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: pentafluoride
|
| Pentagon {n}
|
:: the headquarters of the United States of America's Department of Defense
|
| Pentagon {n}
|
:: pentagon (a polygon with five sides and five angles)
|
| Pentagramm {n}
|
:: pentagram, pentacle
|
| Pentakohlenstoffdioxid {n} [organic compound]
|
:: pentacarbon dioxide
|
| Pentamethylcyclopentadien {n} [organic compound]
|
:: pentamethylcyclopentadiene
|
| Pentamethylcyclopentadienyl {n} [organic chemistry]
|
:: pentamethylcyclopentadienyl
|
| Pentan {n} [organic compound]
|
:: pentane (aliphatic hydrocarbon: C5H12)
|
| Pentarchie {f}
|
:: pentarchy
|
| Pentarchie {prop} {f}
|
:: the Pentarchy
|
| pentarchisch {adj}
|
:: pentarchic
|
| Pentasulfid {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: pentasulfide
|
| pentelisch {adj}
|
:: Pentelic
|
| Penthouse {n}
|
:: penthouse
|
| Pentoxid {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: pentoxide
|
| Penumbra {f}
|
:: penumbra
|
| Penunze {f} [slang]
|
:: money
|
| Pep {n} [slang]
|
:: speed, (amphetamine)
|
| Peperoncino {mf} [Switzerland, South Tyrol]
|
:: chili pepper
|
| Peperoni {f}
|
:: chili pepper
|
| Peperoni {f} [Switzerland, South Tyrol]
|
:: bell pepper
|
| Pepsin {n}
|
:: pepsin (digestive enzyme)
|
| Peptid {n} [organic chemistry]
|
:: peptide
|
| Peptidhormon {n} [biochemistry]
|
:: peptide hormone
|
| per {prep}
|
:: per, via, by, in acccordance with
|
| Per {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| per Anhalter fahren {v}
|
:: to hitchhike
|
| Perborat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: perborate
|
| Perbromsäure {f} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: perbromic acid
|
| Percha {prop} {n}
|
:: Percha (municipality)
|
| Perchlorat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: perchlorate
|
| Perchlorsäure {f} [inorganic compound]
|
:: perchloric acid
|
| Perchtoldsdorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Perchtoldsdorf (municipality)
|
| perdu {adj}
|
:: lost
|
| peremptorisch {adj}
|
:: alternative form of peremtorisch
|
| peremtorisch {adj}
|
:: peremptory
|
| Peres {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Perestroika {f} [no plural]
|
:: perestroika (reform in the Soviet Union in 1980s)
|
| Perestrojka {f} [no plural]
|
:: alternative spelling of Perestroika
|
| perfekt {adj}
|
:: perfect
|
| Perfekt {n} [grammar]
|
:: perfect
|
| Perfektion {f}
|
:: perfection
|
| perfektionieren {v}
|
:: to bring to perfection, to perfect
|
| Perfektionismus {m}
|
:: perfectionism
|
| Perfektionist {m}
|
:: perfectionist
|
| perfektiv {adj}
|
:: perfective
|
| perfektivisch {adj}
|
:: synonym of perfektiv
|
| perfide {adj}
|
:: perfidious
|
| Perfidie {f}
|
:: perfidy
|
| perfluoriert {adj}
|
:: perfluorinated
|
| perforieren {v}
|
:: to perforate (to pierce or penetrate)
|
| Performance {f} [art]
|
:: performance
|
| performativ {adj}
|
:: performative
|
| Perg {prop} {n}
|
:: Perg (municipality)
|
| pergamenisch {adj}
|
:: Of or from Pergamum
|
| Pergament {n}
|
:: parchment (material)
|
| Pergament {n}
|
:: parchment (document made on such material)
|
| pergamenten {adj}
|
:: parchment (attributive)
|
| Periastron {n}
|
:: periastron
|
| Perigäum {n} [astronomy]
|
:: perigee
|
| Perihel {n} [astronomy]
|
:: perihelion
|
| Perikambium {n} [botany]
|
:: pericambium
|
| Periklas {m} [mineral]
|
:: periclase
|
| perimortal {adj}
|
:: perimortal
|
| perinatal {adj}
|
:: perinatal
|
| Perineum {n} [anatomy]
|
:: perineum
|
| Periodat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: periodate
|
| Periode {f}
|
:: period (length of time with start and end point)
|
| Periode {f}
|
:: age (particular period of time in history)
|
| Periode {f}
|
:: menstruation
|
| Periodennachbar {m} [chemistry]
|
:: neighbour in the periodic table
|
| Periodensystem {n}
|
:: periodic table
|
| periodisch {adj}
|
:: periodic (all senses)
|
| periostal {adj}
|
:: periosteal
|
| peripatetisch {adj}
|
:: peripatetic
|
| Peripetie {f} [drama]
|
:: peripeteia
|
| peripher {adj}
|
:: peripheral
|
| periphrastisch {adj}
|
:: periphrastic
|
| Perispomenon {n} [grammar]
|
:: perispomenon
|
| perkussiv {adj}
|
:: percussive
|
| perkutan {adj}
|
:: percutaneous
|
| Perl {f} [uncountable, printing, dated]
|
:: pearl: the small size of type standardized as 5 point
|
| Perle {f}
|
:: pearl (concretion from oysters or imitation thereof)
|
| Perle {f}
|
:: bead (any roundish object that is put on a string)
|
| perlenförmig {adj}
|
:: pearl-shaped
|
| Perlenkette {f}
|
:: pearl necklace
|
| Perlenmantel-Ameisenwürger {m}
|
:: spot-backed antshrike
|
| Perlen vor die Säue werfen {phrase} [idiomatic]
|
:: cast pearls before swine
|
| Perlhuhn {n}
|
:: guineafowl, guinea fowl, guineahen
|
| Perlin {prop} {n}
|
:: Perlin (municipality/small village)
|
| Perlmutt {n}
|
:: nacre (pearly substance on the interior of shells)
|
| Perlmutter {n} {f}
|
:: mother-of-pearl
|
| perlmuttern {adj}
|
:: mother-of-pearl
|
| perlokutionär {adj}
|
:: perlocutionary
|
| perlokutiv {adj}
|
:: perlocutive, perlocutionary
|
| Perlschulter-Ameisenwürger {m}
|
:: white-shouldered antshrike
|
| Perlustration {f} [dated, outside, Austria]
|
:: perlustration (act of perlustrating)
|
| Perlustration {f} [dated]
|
:: perlustration (thorough examination of a document or correspondence)
|
| Perlwein {noun}
|
:: semi-sparkling wine
|
| Perm {prop}
|
:: Perm (city/administrative center)
|
| Perm {prop} [geology]
|
:: the Permian
|
| Permafrostboden {m}
|
:: permafrost
|
| permanent {adj}
|
:: permanent
|
| permanent {adv}
|
:: permanently, incessantly
|
| Permanentmagnet {m}
|
:: permanent magnet
|
| Permanentmarker {m}
|
:: permanent marker
|
| Permanenz {f}
|
:: permanence (the state of being permanent)
|
| Permanganat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: permanganate
|
| permeabel {adj}
|
:: permeable
|
| Permeation {f}
|
:: permeation
|
| permissiv {adj}
|
:: permissive
|
| permutabel {adj}
|
:: permutable
|
| Permutation {f}
|
:: permutation
|
| Pernau {prop}
|
:: Pernau (city)
|
| Pernegg {prop} {n}
|
:: Pernegg (municipality)
|
| Pernersdorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Pernersdorf (municipality)
|
| Pernitz {prop} {n}
|
:: Pernitz (municipality)
|
| perniziös {adj} [medicine]
|
:: pernicious
|
| peroral {adj}
|
:: peroral
|
| Perowskit {m} [mineral]
|
:: perovskite
|
| Peroxid {n} [chemistry]
|
:: peroxide
|
| Peroxidase {f} [enzyme]
|
:: peroxidase
|
| peroxidieren {v}
|
:: To peroxide
|
| peroxidiert {v}
|
:: past participle of peroxidieren
|
| Peroxidradikal {n} [chemistry]
|
:: peroxide radical
|
| Peroxisom {n}
|
:: peroxisome
|
| Peroxodiphosphat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: peroxodiphosphate
|
| Peroxodiphosphorsäure {f} [inorganic compound]
|
:: peroxodiphosphoric acid
|
| Peroxomolybdat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: peroxymolybdate
|
| Peroxophosphat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: peroxophosphate
|
| Peroxophosphorsäure {f} [inorganic compound]
|
:: peroxophosphoric acid
|
| Perpendikel {n}
|
:: pendulum
|
| perpendikular {adj}
|
:: perpendicular
|
| perpetuell {adj}
|
:: perpetual
|
| Perpetuum mobile {n}
|
:: perpetual motion machine
|
| perplex {adj} [colloquial, rarely attributive]
|
:: confused, perplexed, puzzled
|
| Perron {m} [dated, outside, Austria and Switzerland]
|
:: train platform
|
| Perruthenat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: perruthenate
|
| pers. {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of persisch
|
| Perschling {prop} {f}
|
:: Perschling (river)
|
| Perschling {prop} {n}
|
:: Perschling (municipality)
|
| Persenning {f}
|
:: tarp, tarpaulin
|
| Perser {m}
|
:: Persian person
|
| Perser {m} [colloquial]
|
:: Persian carpet
|
| Perser {m} [colloquial]
|
:: Persian cat
|
| Perserkatze {f}
|
:: Persian cat
|
| Perserteppich {m}
|
:: Persian carpet
|
| Persien {prop} {n}
|
:: Persia
|
| Persiflage {f}
|
:: persiflage
|
| persiflieren {v}
|
:: to satirize
|
| persisch {adj}
|
:: Persian (pertaining to the Persian people, to the Persian language or to Persia)
|
| Persisch {prop}
|
:: Persian (Persian language)
|
| Perso {m} [colloquial]
|
:: clipping of Personalausweis
|
| Person {f}
|
:: person
|
| Personal {n}
|
:: staff, personnel, employees
|
| Personal {n} [colloquial]
|
:: short for Personalabteilung
|
| Personalabbau {m}
|
:: downsizing (laying off of personnel)
|
| Personalabteilung {f}
|
:: department of human resources
|
| Personalausweis {m}
|
:: identity card, ID card
|
| Personaler {m}
|
:: one who works in human resources
|
| Personalie {f} [mostly plural]
|
:: personal information
|
| Personalist {m} [philosophy]
|
:: personalist
|
| Personalist {m} [Austria]
|
:: head of an human resources department
|
| Personalkosten {noun}
|
:: labour / manpower costs
|
| Personalpronomen {n} [grammar]
|
:: personal pronoun
|
| Personalunion {f}
|
:: personal union
|
| Personalversammlung {f}
|
:: staff meeting
|
| Persona non grata {f}
|
:: persona non grata
|
| Persönchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Person, especially: a petite person, one of little height and weight
|
| personell {adj}
|
:: personal
|
| Personenfreizügigkeit {f}
|
:: people's freedom of movement across national borders, and right to reside and work in other countries
|
| Personenkraftwagen {m}
|
:: car; passenger car
|
| Personenschützer {m}
|
:: bodyguard (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Personenwagen {m} [railway]
|
:: passenger car
|
| Personifikation {f}
|
:: personification
|
| personifizieren {vt}
|
:: to personify
|
| Personifizierung {f}
|
:: personification
|
| persönlich {adj}
|
:: personal
|
| persönlich {adj}
|
:: friendly (atmosphere etc.)
|
| persönlich {adv}
|
:: personally, in person
|
| persönlicher {adj}
|
:: comparative of persönlich
|
| Persönlichkeit {f}
|
:: personality
|
| Persönlichkeit {f}
|
:: personage
|
| persönlichsten {adj}
|
:: superlative of persönlich
|
| Perspektive {f}
|
:: perspective
|
| Perspektive {f}
|
:: prospects
|
| perspektivlos {adj}
|
:: Without prospects for the future
|
| persuasiv {adj}
|
:: persuasive
|
| Pertechnetat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: pertechnetate
|
| Pertechnetiumsäure {f} [inorganic compound]
|
:: pertechnetic acid
|
| Peru {prop} {n}
|
:: Peru (country)
|
| Peruaner {m}
|
:: Peruvian (person from Peru)
|
| Peruanerin {f}
|
:: Peruvian (female person from Peru)
|
| peruanisch {adj}
|
:: Peruvian (pertaining to Peru)
|
| Perücke {f}
|
:: wig; periwig; peruke
|
| Perückentaube {f}
|
:: Jacobin or jacobin, Columba livia domestica (other names for this fancy pigeon are: the “Jacobin Pigeon”, “Jacobin pigeon”, “jacobin pigeon”; “Jacobine”, “Jacobine Pigeon”)
|
| pervasiv {adj}
|
:: pervasive
|
| pervers {adj}
|
:: perverse
|
| Perversling {m}
|
:: pervert
|
| Pervitin {noun} [dated]
|
:: methamphetamine; synonym of Methamphetamin
|
| perzeptiv {adj}
|
:: perceptive
|
| Pescher {m}
|
:: pesher
|
| Peschmerga {m}
|
:: Peshmerga (Kurdish fighter)
|
| Peschmerge {m}
|
:: alternative form of Peschmerga
|
| pesen {v} [chiefly colloquial]
|
:: to run quickly, usually implying haste or confusion
|
| Peso {m}
|
:: peso (currency)
|
| Pessimismus {m}
|
:: pessimism
|
| Pessimist {m}
|
:: pessimist
|
| pessimistisch {adj}
|
:: pessimistic
|
| pessimistischer {adj}
|
:: comparative of pessimistisch
|
| pessimistischsten {adj}
|
:: superlative of pessimistisch
|
| Pest {f}
|
:: plague
|
| Pestarzt {m}
|
:: Plague doctor
|
| pestilenzartig {adj}
|
:: pestilential
|
| Pestizid {n}
|
:: pesticide
|
| Pesto {n} {m}
|
:: pesto
|
| Pestwurz {f}
|
:: butterbur [plant]
|
| Petabyte {n}
|
:: petabyte (1,000,000,000,000,000 bytes)
|
| Petalit {m} [mineral]
|
:: petalite
|
| Peter {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Peter {prop} {mf}
|
:: A common surname
|
| Peters {prop}
|
:: surname common in northern Germany
|
| Petersfisch {m}
|
:: John Dory, St Pierre, Zeus faber (fish)
|
| Petersilie {f}
|
:: parsley, Petroselinum crispum
|
| Petersiliensoße {f}
|
:: parsley sauce
|
| Peterskirchen {prop} {n}
|
:: Peterskirchen (municipality)
|
| Petitesse {f}
|
:: bagatelle
|
| Petition {f}
|
:: petition (formal, written request made to a parliament or an official person)
|
| Petra {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Petrischale {f}
|
:: Petri dish
|
| Petrochemie {f}
|
:: petrochemistry
|
| Petroleum {n}
|
:: petroleum
|
| Petroleum {n}
|
:: paraffin, kerosene
|
| Petrologie {f}
|
:: petrology
|
| Petrus {prop}
|
:: Peter (Biblical character)
|
| Petrus {prop}
|
:: given name, rare in this form. Standard form: Peter
|
| Petschaft {n}
|
:: seal, stamp
|
| Pettenbach {prop} {n}
|
:: Pettenbach (municipality)
|
| Petting {n}
|
:: petting (kissing, stroking, etc., in a sexual manner)
|
| Pettnau {prop} {n}
|
:: Pettnau (municipality)
|
| Petunie {f}
|
:: petunia, Petunia
|
| Petze {f}
|
:: tattler, tattletale
|
| Petze {f} [dated]
|
:: she-bear
|
| Petze {f} [regional]
|
:: female dog
|
| petzen {v}
|
:: to tattle
|
| petzen {v}
|
:: to snitch
|
| Petzenkirchen {prop} {n}
|
:: Petzenkirchen (municipality)
|
| peu à peu {adv} [somewhat, dated]
|
:: bit by bit, little by little
|
| Peuerbach {prop} {n}
|
:: Peuerbach (municipality)
|
| Peugeot {prop} {n}
|
:: Peugeot (company)
|
| Peugeot {m}
|
:: Peugeot (car of that company)
|
| pexieren {v}
|
:: alternative form of pekzieren
|
| pexiert {v}
|
:: past participle of pexieren
|
| Pfad {m}
|
:: path
|
| Pfädchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Pfad
|
| Pfadfinder {m}
|
:: A boy scout, a scout (in the sense of member of the Scout Movement)
|
| Pfaffe {m} [now, derogatory]
|
:: cleric, clergyman
|
| Pfaffing {prop} {n}
|
:: Pfaffing (municipality)
|
| Pfaffing {prop} {n}
|
:: A municipality in Upper Bavaria, Germany
|
| Pfafflar {prop} {n}
|
:: Pfafflar (municipality)
|
| Pfaffstätt {prop} {n}
|
:: Pfaffstätt (municipality)
|
| Pfaffstätten {prop} {n}
|
:: Pfaffstätten (municipality)
|
| Pfahl {m}
|
:: (thick) stake, picket, pale
|
| Pfahl {m} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: pale
|
| Pfahl {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| Pfahlbau {m}
|
:: house/building on stilts
|
| Pfaltz {prop} {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of Pfalz
|
| Pfalz {prop} {f}
|
:: Palatinate (region of Germany, used with a definite article)
|
| Pfalz {f} [historic]
|
:: palace (of certain mediaeval emperors and kings)
|
| Pfalzen {prop} {n}
|
:: Pfalzen (municipality)
|
| Pfalzerzherzog {m} [medieval]
|
:: Archduke Palatine (created by and for Rudolf IV, Duke of Austria, in the forged charter, the Privilegium Maius, this title was similar to the Elector Palatine of the Rhine, holder of an electoral vote)
|
| Pfalzgräfin {f}
|
:: countess palatine
|
| pfälzisch {adj}
|
:: palatine
|
| Pfand {n} {m}
|
:: pawn
|
| Pfand {n} {m}
|
:: pledge
|
| Pfand {n} {m}
|
:: can or bottle deposit
|
| Pfandautomat {m}
|
:: reverse vending machine
|
| Pfandbrief {m}
|
:: covered bond
|
| pfänden {v} [legal]
|
:: to distrain
|
| Pfänder {prop} {m}
|
:: A mountain in Vorarlberg of Austria
|
| Pfandgeld {n}
|
:: deposit
|
| Pfandhaus {n}
|
:: pawn shop
|
| Pfanne {f} [generally]
|
:: frying pan
|
| Pfanne {f} [in context]
|
:: short for any of the compounds below having -pfanne as their last component
|
| Pfannekuchen {m} [colloquial, regional]
|
:: alternative form of Pfannkuchen
|
| Pfannenstiel {m}
|
:: panhandle
|
| Pfannenstiel {prop} {n}
|
:: a hamlet in the Bavarian municipality of Thierstein
|
| Pfannenstiel {prop} {m}
|
:: a mountain near Lake Zürich in Switzerland
|
| Pfannenwender {m}
|
:: spatula (kitchen utensil)
|
| Pfannkuchen {m}
|
:: a pancake
|
| Pfannkuchen {m} [regional, Eastern Germany, especially Brandenburg and Berlin]
|
:: a filled doughnut, a Berliner
|
| Pfannkuchengesicht {n} [mildly derogatory]
|
:: a very flat and broad face; pancake face (literal translation)
|
| Pfannkuchengesicht {n} [by extension]
|
:: a person with a very flat and broad face; a person with a pancake face
|
| Pfarrer {m} [Christianity]
|
:: pastor (clergyman who serves a parish)
|
| Pfarrerin {f} [Christianity]
|
:: female pastor (clergywoman who serves and heads a parish)
|
| Pfarrhaus {n}
|
:: clergy house
|
| Pfarrwerfen {prop} {n}
|
:: Pfarrwerfen (municipality)
|
| Pfatten {prop} {n}
|
:: Pfatten (municipality)
|
| Pfau {m}
|
:: peacock
|
| Pfau {m} [constellation]
|
:: the constellation Pavo
|
| pfauchen {v} [still sometimes in Austria, archaic also in southern Germany]
|
:: alternative form of fauchen
|
| Pfautaube {f}
|
:: [male or female] fantail / fantail pigeon (an old pigeon breed originally from India)
|
| Pfeffer {m}
|
:: pepper (plant of the family Piperaceae and spice made therefrom)
|
| Pfeffer {m} [figurative]
|
:: pep; intensity
|
| pfefferig {adj}
|
:: peppery
|
| Pfefferkorn {n}
|
:: peppercorn
|
| Pfefferkuchenmann {m}
|
:: gingerbread man
|
| Pfefferminze {f}
|
:: A sweet medicinal and culinary plant with strongly flavored leaves
|
| Pfeffermühle {f}
|
:: pepper mill
|
| pfeffern {vt}
|
:: to pepper (to add pepper to)
|
| pfeffern {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to envigorate
|
| pfeffern {vt} [colloquial]
|
:: to fling, to hurl (to throw with violence)
|
| Pfeffernuss {f}
|
:: A gingerbread biscuit served traditionally around Christmas time
|
| Pfefferoni {f} [Austria]
|
:: chili pepper
|
| Pfeffersack {n}
|
:: [northern] A rich trader
|
| Pfefferspray {n}
|
:: pepper spray
|
| Pfefferstreuer {m}
|
:: pepper shaker
|
| pfeffrig {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pfefferig
|
| Pfeifchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Pfeife
|
| Pfeife {f}
|
:: whistle
|
| Pfeife {f}
|
:: pipe (for smoking)
|
| pfeifen {vit}
|
:: to whistle (with one's mouth or a whistle)
|
| pfeifen {vit} [sports]
|
:: to act as referee
|
| pfeifen {v} [.colloquial, auf]
|
:: to be uninterested (in something or someone); to ignore; not to give a damn
|
| Pfeifenreiniger {m}
|
:: pipe cleaner
|
| Pfeifente {f}
|
:: widgeon, Anas penolope or Mareca penolope
|
| Pfeifente {f}
|
:: wigeon, some of the species of duck in the genus Anas or Mareca
|
| Pfeifer {m}
|
:: piper
|
| Pfeiffer {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| Pfeil {m}
|
:: arrow (missile)
|
| Pfeil {m}
|
:: arrow (sign)
|
| Pfeil {m} [computing]
|
:: mouse cursor [informally even when not in the form of an arrow]
|
| Pfeiler {m}
|
:: pillar
|
| pfeilförmig {adj}
|
:: sagittate (arrow-shaped)
|
| pfeilschnell {adj}
|
:: swift as an arrow
|
| Pfeilschuß {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of Pfeilschuss
|
| Pfeilspitze {f}
|
:: arrowhead
|
| Pfeiltaste {f}
|
:: arrow key
|
| Pfennig {m}
|
:: pfennig
|
| Pfennig {m}
|
:: penny
|
| Pfennigfuchser {m}
|
:: penny pincher
|
| pfenniggut {adj}
|
:: that has some monetary value
|
| Pferch {m}
|
:: a small, fenced-in plot of land, usually for livestock; a pen; a fold
|
| Pferd {n}
|
:: horse
|
| Pferd {n} [chess]
|
:: knight
|
| Pferdchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Pferd
|
| Pferdeantilope {f}
|
:: roan antelope
|
| Pferdeapfel {m}
|
:: road apple
|
| Pferdefleisch {n}
|
:: horsemeat
|
| Pferdefuss {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of Pferdefuß
|
| Pferdefuß {m}
|
:: horse foot
|
| Pferdegeschirr {n}
|
:: harness
|
| Pferdekuss {m} [colloquial]
|
:: a short, powerful kick (with the knee) to someone’s thigh
|
| Pferdekuss {m} [colloquial]
|
:: contusion, swelling caused by a short, powerful kick (with the knee) to someone’s thigh
|
| Pferdelein {n}
|
:: diminutive of Pferd
|
| Pferdeschwanz {m} [hair]
|
:: ponytail
|
| Pferdestall {m}
|
:: stable (for horses)
|
| Pferdestärke {f}
|
:: horsepower (non-metric, approximately equal to 735.5 watts)
|
| Pferdlein {n}
|
:: diminutive of Pferd
|
| Pfersich {m}
|
:: obsolete or dialectal form of Pfirsich
|
| Pfiff {m}
|
:: a whistle sound
|
| Pfiff {m} [colloquial]
|
:: particular appeal by some form of artifice
|
| Pfiff {m}
|
:: [Bavaria, Austria] a regionally varying liquid measure and form of glass for beer, smaller than the usual measure served
|
| Pfifferling {m}
|
:: chanterelle
|
| pfiffig {adj}
|
:: smart (clever)
|
| Pfingsten {n}
|
:: Pentecost
|
| Pfingstmontag {m}
|
:: Whit Monday, Pentecost Monday
|
| Pfingstochse {m} [regional, colloquial, pejorative]
|
:: to be dressed up to the nines
|
| Pfingstrose {f}
|
:: peony
|
| Pfingsttag {m} [Christianity]
|
:: Pentecost
|
| Pfirsich {m}
|
:: peach
|
| Pfirsichbaum {m}
|
:: peachtree
|
| pfirsichfarben {adj}
|
:: peach-coloured
|
| Pfirsichstein {m}
|
:: peach pit
|
| Pfitsch {prop} {n}
|
:: Pfitsch (municipality)
|
| Pflach {prop} {n}
|
:: Pflach (municipality)
|
| Pflanze {f}
|
:: plant
|
| pflanzen {v}
|
:: to plant
|
| Pflanzenart {f} [botany, taxonomy]
|
:: plant species
|
| Pflanzenfamilie {f} [botany, taxonomy]
|
:: plant family
|
| pflanzenfressend {adj}
|
:: herbivorous
|
| Pflanzenfresser {m}
|
:: herbivore, plant-eater
|
| Pflanzenkunde {f}
|
:: botany, phytology, plant lore
|
| Pflanzenöl {n}
|
:: vegetable oil
|
| Pflanzensaft {m}
|
:: sap (of a plant)
|
| Pflanzenschutz {m}
|
:: plant/crop protection
|
| Pflanzenschutzmittel {n}
|
:: pesticide
|
| Pflanzenstoff {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: phytochemical
|
| Pflanzenwachstum {n}
|
:: plant growth
|
| pflanzlich {adj}
|
:: herbal, vegetable
|
| pflanzlich {adj}
|
:: botanical
|
| Pflaster {n}
|
:: band-aid, sticking plaster (clipping of Heftpflaster)
|
| Pflaster {n}
|
:: plaster
|
| Pflaster {n}
|
:: (cobblestone) pavement
|
| pflastern {v}
|
:: to pave
|
| pflastern {v} [rare]
|
:: to bandage
|
| Pflasterstein {m}
|
:: paving stone
|
| Pflaume {f}
|
:: plum
|
| Pflaume {f} [colloquial, somewhat, vulgar]
|
:: vulva
|
| Pflaume {f} [colloquial]
|
:: fool; klutz
|
| Pflaumenbaum {m}
|
:: plum tree
|
| Pflaumenkuchen {m}
|
:: plum pie, plum cake
|
| Pflaumensaft {m}
|
:: plum juice
|
| Pflege {f}
|
:: care
|
| Pflege {f}
|
:: fostering (of a child)
|
| Pflege {f}
|
:: maintenance (i. e. of a machine)
|
| Pflege {f} [figurative]
|
:: cultivation (i. e. of art, language)
|
| pflegebedürftig {adj}
|
:: dependent (needing care)
|
| pflegebedürftig {adj}
|
:: high-maintenance
|
| Pflegeeltern {p}
|
:: foster parents
|
| Pflegeheim {n}
|
:: care home, nursing home
|
| Pflegekind {n}
|
:: foster child
|
| pflegeleicht {adj}
|
:: low-maintenance
|
| Pflegemutter {f}
|
:: foster mother
|
| pflegen {vt}
|
:: to look after; to care for
|
| pflegen {vt} [medicine]
|
:: to nurse
|
| pflegen {vi} [with “zu” followed by an infinitive verb]
|
:: to perform habitually; to be accustomed [to doing something]; to be in the habit [of doing something]
|
| Pfleger {m}
|
:: clipping of Krankenpfleger
|
| Pfleger {m}
|
:: clipping of Tierpfleger
|
| Pfleger {m} [law]
|
:: guardian
|
| Pfleger {m} [Swiss]
|
:: an elementary school administrator
|
| Pfleger {m} [Swiss]
|
:: organizer, supervisor
|
| Pfleger {m} [Swiss, boxing]
|
:: second (attendant of a duel or boxing match standing in for a contestant)
|
| Pflegerin {f}
|
:: feminine noun of Pfleger
|
| Pflegevater {m}
|
:: foster father
|
| Pflegeversicherung {f}
|
:: long-term (nursing) care insurance
|
| pfleglich {adj}
|
:: careful
|
| Pflegling {m}
|
:: foster child
|
| Pflicht {f}
|
:: duty
|
| pflichtbewusst {adj}
|
:: dutiful, conscientious
|
| Pflichtbewusstsein {n}
|
:: sense of duty
|
| Pflichterfüllung {f}
|
:: fulfillment of duty
|
| -pflichtig {suffix}
|
:: compulsory, obligatory
|
| pflichtig {adj}
|
:: liable
|
| pflichtig {adj}
|
:: obligatory, binding
|
| Pflichtlektüre {f}
|
:: required reading
|
| pflichtmäßig {adj}
|
:: dutiful
|
| pflichtmäßig {adj}
|
:: compulsory
|
| pflichtschuldig {adj}
|
:: dutiful
|
| Pflichtschule {f}
|
:: A school that children are required by law to attend, e.g. elementary school in many countries
|
| pflichtvergessen {adj}
|
:: neglectful, negligent, irresponsible
|
| pflichtversichert {adj}
|
:: compulsorily insured
|
| pflichtwidrig {adj}
|
:: undutiful
|
| Pflock {m}
|
:: stake or wooden peg used to fasten something
|
| pflücken {v}
|
:: to pick (fruit, flowers, cotton, etc.)
|
| Pflug {m}
|
:: plough, plow
|
| pflügen {v}
|
:: to plow, to plough
|
| Pflugschar {f} {n}
|
:: plowshare
|
| Pflugscharbein {n} [anatomy]
|
:: vomer
|
| Pfons {prop} {n}
|
:: Pfons (municipality)
|
| Pförtchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Pforte
|
| Pforte {f} [literary]
|
:: gate, large door
|
| Pforte {f}
|
:: reception area (especially in a hospital)
|
| Pförtner {m}
|
:: porter, concierge, custodian, doorman
|
| Pfosten {m}
|
:: post; pillar (long, fairly thick piece of wood or metal used to stabilise something)
|
| Pfosten {m} [less common]
|
:: post; pole; pale (such an object used for purposes other than stabilisation)
|
| Pfosten {m} [sports]
|
:: goalpost
|
| Pfötchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Pfote
|
| Pfote {f}
|
:: paw (soft foot/hand of a mammal)
|
| Pfote {f} [colloquial]
|
:: hand (of a human)
|
| Pfriem {m}
|
:: bodkin, awl
|
| pfriemeln {v} [less common]
|
:: alternative form of friemeln
|
| Pfropf {m}
|
:: alternative form of Pfropfen
|
| pfropfen {v}
|
:: to graft, engraft (insert scions from one tree, or kind of tree, etc.)
|
| pfropfen {v} [regional, northern and eastern Germany]
|
:: to stuff, plug
|
| Pfropfen {m} [regional]
|
:: plug; something intended to plug
|
| Pfropfen {m} [regional]
|
:: plug; clot; something that happens to plug
|
| Pfropfschizophrenie {f} [psychiatry]
|
:: Pfropfschizophrenie: schizophrenia in individuals with premorbid cognitive impairment
|
| Pfründe {f} [Christianity, historical]
|
:: benefice (income attached to an ecclesiastical function)
|
| Pfründe {f} [figurative, literary]
|
:: lucrative position or possession
|
| Pfuchahn {m} [obsolete]
|
:: great-great-grandfather (an ancestor of five generations ago or beyond)
|
| Pfuhl {m} [dated]
|
:: shallow pond, pool
|
| Pfühl {m} {n} [dated, poetic]
|
:: a big and soft pillow
|
| Pfuhlschnepfe {f}
|
:: bar-tailed godwit
|
| pfui {interj}
|
:: an exclamation of disgust, aversion, dislike, contempt, or annoyance
|
| Pfund {n}
|
:: 500 grams, half a kilogram
|
| Pfund {n}
|
:: any of the English (Anglophone) units of mass or currency called a "pound"
|
| Pfund {n} [colloquial, football]
|
:: a hard shot at the goal
|
| Pfund {prop} {n}
|
:: Fondo, Trentino, Italy
|
| pfundig {adj} [slang]
|
:: voluptuous, curvaceous, literally poundy
|
| Pfunds {prop} {n}
|
:: Pfunds (municipality)
|
| Pfundskerl {m} [colloquial]
|
:: great guy
|
| Pfusch {m} [colloquial, pejorative]
|
:: negligent work: botch; bodge
|
| Pfusch {m} [Austria]
|
:: illegal work
|
| pfuschen {vi}
|
:: to work unprofessionally; to botch
|
| pfuschen {vi} [regional, especially, western Germany]
|
:: to cheat; to avoid or break the rules (e.g. in school)
|
| Pfuschzettel {m} [regional, chiefly western Germany]
|
:: synonym of Spickzettel
|
| Pfütze {f}
|
:: puddle, shallow pool
|
| Phagozyt {m}
|
:: phagocyte
|
| phallisch {adj}
|
:: phallic
|
| Phallus {m}
|
:: phallus
|
| Phallussymbol {n}
|
:: phallic symbol
|
| phaneromer {adj}
|
:: phaneromeric
|
| Phanerozoikum {prop}
|
:: the Phanerozoic
|
| Phänomen {n}
|
:: phenomenon
|
| phänomenal {adj}
|
:: phenomenal
|
| phänomenologisch {adj}
|
:: phenomenological
|
| phänotypisch {adj}
|
:: phenotypic (phenotypical)
|
| phänotypisch {adv}
|
:: phenotypically
|
| Phantasie {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of Fantasie
|
| Phantasmagorie {f}
|
:: phantasmagoria (a dreamlike state)
|
| Phantastik {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of Fantastik
|
| phantastisch {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of fantastisch
|
| Phantom {n}
|
:: phantom
|
| Phantombild {n} [law enforcement]
|
:: identikit
|
| Pharao {m}
|
:: pharaoh
|
| Pharaoh {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of Pharao
|
| Pharisäer {m}
|
:: Pharisee (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Pharisäer {m} [Northern Germany]
|
:: Coffee with rum
|
| Pharmaindustrie {f}
|
:: pharmaceutical industry
|
| Pharmainformation {f}
|
:: pharmaceutical information / data
|
| Pharmakologie {f}
|
:: pharmacology
|
| pharmakologisch {adj}
|
:: pharmacological
|
| Pharmakon {n}
|
:: pharmacon, medicine, drug
|
| Pharmazeut {m} [academic]
|
:: pharmacist, druggist, apothecary [historical] (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Pharmazeutik {f} [uncountable]
|
:: pharmaceutics
|
| Pharmazeutik {f} [countable]
|
:: pharmaceutical (drug)
|
| pharmazeutisch {adj}
|
:: pharmaceutical
|
| pharmazeutische Chemie {f} [chemistry]
|
:: pharmaceutical chemistry
|
| Pharmazie {f} [medicine]
|
:: pharmacy (branch of medicine)
|
| pharyngalisieren {v} [linguistics]
|
:: to pharyngealize
|
| Pharyngalisierung {f} [linguistics]
|
:: pharyngealization
|
| Phase {f}
|
:: phase
|
| Phasendiagramm {n}
|
:: phase diagram
|
| Phasengrenze {f} [physics]
|
:: phase boundary
|
| Phasenhub {m}
|
:: phase deviation
|
| Phasenübergang {m} [physics]
|
:: phase transition
|
| Phasenumwandlung {f} [physics]
|
:: phase change / transformation
|
| Phasin {n} [biochemistry]
|
:: phasin
|
| Phenakit {m} [mineral]
|
:: phenakite
|
| Phenanthrolin {n} [organic compound]
|
:: phenanthroline
|
| Phenol {n} [organic compound]
|
:: phenol
|
| Phenolphthalein {n} [organic compound]
|
:: phenolphthalein
|
| Phenylalanin {f} [amino acid]
|
:: phenylalanine
|
| Pheromon {n}
|
:: pheromone
|
| Phi {n}
|
:: phi (Greek letter)
|
| -phil {suffix}
|
:: -philic
|
| Philanthrop {m}
|
:: philanthropist
|
| Philanthropie {f}
|
:: philanthropy
|
| philanthropisch {adj}
|
:: philanthropic
|
| Philatelie {f}
|
:: philately (stamp collecting)
|
| philatelistisch {adj}
|
:: philatelic
|
| Philerast {m}
|
:: philerast
|
| Philharmonie {f}
|
:: philharmony, a philharmonic orchestra
|
| -philie {suffix}
|
:: -philia
|
| Philip {prop}
|
:: given name, an English style variant of Philipp
|
| Philipp {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Philippinen {prop} {p}
|
:: Philippines
|
| Philippinenadler {m}
|
:: Philippine eagle
|
| Philippiner {m}
|
:: Filipino
|
| philippinisch {adj}
|
:: Filipino
|
| Philippus {prop}
|
:: Philip [biblical character]
|
| Philister {m} [derogatory, literary]
|
:: provincial
|
| Philister {m} [derogatory, literary]
|
:: Philistine (person who lacks appreciation of art or culture)
|
| Philister {m} [dated student slang]
|
:: nonacademic, nonstudent, townsperson
|
| philiströs {adj}
|
:: bigoted, narrow-minded
|
| philiströser {adj}
|
:: comparative of philiströs
|
| philiströsesten {adj}
|
:: superlative of philiströs
|
| Phillip {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Phillipp {prop}
|
:: given name, a less common spelling of Philipp
|
| Phillumenie {f}
|
:: phillumeny
|
| Phillumenist {m}
|
:: phillumenist
|
| Philogynie {f}
|
:: philogyny
|
| Philologe {m}
|
:: philologist (person who engages in philology)
|
| Philologie {f}
|
:: philology
|
| Philologin {f}
|
:: a female philologist
|
| philologisch {adj}
|
:: philological
|
| Philosoph {m}
|
:: philosopher
|
| Philosophaster {m}
|
:: philosophaster (a pretender to philosophy; a petty or charlatan philosopher)
|
| Philosophie {f}
|
:: philosophy, the study of thoughts
|
| Philosophie {f}
|
:: philosophy, one's manner of thinking
|
| philosophieren {v}
|
:: to philosophize
|
| Philosophin {f}
|
:: female philosopher
|
| philosophisch {adj}
|
:: philosophical
|
| Phiole {f}
|
:: vial
|
| phlegmatisch {adj}
|
:: phlegmatic
|
| phlegmatisiert {adj}
|
:: desensitized
|
| Phloem {n} [biology]
|
:: phloem
|
| Phloëm {n}
|
:: obsolete form of Phloem
|
| Phlogiston {n}
|
:: phlogiston
|
| Phlogistontheorie {f} [chemistry]
|
:: phlogiston theory
|
| Phlogopit {m} [mineral]
|
:: phlogopite
|
| -phob {suffix}
|
:: -phobic
|
| -phobie {suffix}
|
:: -phobia
|
| Phobie {f}
|
:: phobia
|
| Phonem {n} [linguistics]
|
:: phoneme
|
| phonematisch {adj}
|
:: phonematic
|
| Phonemik {f}
|
:: phonemics
|
| phonemisch {adj}
|
:: phonemic
|
| Phonetik {f}
|
:: phonetics (study of speech sounds and their representation by written symbols)
|
| phonetisch {adj}
|
:: phonetic (phonetic)
|
| phoniatrisch {adj}
|
:: phoniatric
|
| Phönix {m}
|
:: phoenix
|
| Phönix {m} [constellation]
|
:: the constellation Phoenix
|
| Phönizien {prop} {n}
|
:: Phoenicia
|
| Phönizier {m}
|
:: Phoenician (person from Phoenicia)
|
| Phönizierin {f}
|
:: female Phoenician (female person from Phoenicia)
|
| phönizisch {adj}
|
:: Phoenician (related to Phoenicia)
|
| Phönizisch {n}
|
:: Phoenician, the ancient language of Phoenicia
|
| phönizisches Alphabet {n}
|
:: Phoenician alphabet
|
| Phonologe {m}
|
:: phonologist (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Phonologie {f}
|
:: phonology (subfield of linguistics concerned with the way sounds function in languages)
|
| Phonologin {f}
|
:: phonologist (female)
|
| phonologisch {adj}
|
:: phonological
|
| phonotaktisch {adj}
|
:: phonotactic
|
| Phosgen {n} [organic compound]
|
:: phosgene
|
| Phosphan {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: phosphane
|
| Phosphat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: phosphate
|
| Phosphatase {f} [enzyme]
|
:: phosphatase
|
| Phosphatgestein {n} [geology]
|
:: phosphate rock
|
| phosphathaltig {adj}
|
:: phosphatic (containing phosphate)
|
| Phosphatierung {f}
|
:: phosphating
|
| Phosphazen {n} [chemistry]
|
:: phosphazene
|
| Phosphid {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: phosphide
|
| Phosphin {n} [chemistry]
|
:: phosphine
|
| Phosphinat {n} [organic chemistry]
|
:: phosphinate
|
| Phosphinoxid {n} [organic chemistry]
|
:: phosphine oxide
|
| Phosphinsäure {f} [chemistry]
|
:: phosphinic acid
|
| Phosphit {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: phosphite
|
| Phospholipid {n} [organic compound]
|
:: phospholipid
|
| Phosphonat {n} [chemistry]
|
:: phosphonate
|
| Phosphonsäure {f} [chemistry]
|
:: phosphonic acid
|
| Phosphor {m}
|
:: phosphorus
|
| Phosphor {m}
|
:: phosphor
|
| Phosphorbombe {f} [military]
|
:: phosphorus bomb
|
| Phosphoreszenz {f}
|
:: phosphorescence
|
| phosphorhaltig {adj}
|
:: phosphoric, phosphorous (containing phosphorus)
|
| Phosphorit {n} [geology]
|
:: phosphorite
|
| Phosphorkreislauf {n}
|
:: phosphorus cycle
|
| Phosphormolybdat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: phosphomolybdate
|
| Phosphornekrose {f} [pathology]
|
:: phosphonecrosis
|
| Phosphoroxid {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: phosphorus oxide
|
| Phosphorpentachlorid {n} [inorganic compound]
|
:: phosphorus pentachloride
|
| Phosphorpentasulfid {n} [inorganic compound]
|
:: phosphorus pentasulfide
|
| Phosphorpentoxid {n} [inorganic compound]
|
:: phosphorus pentoxide
|
| Phosphorsäure {f}
|
:: phosphoric acid (the colourless liquid; H3PO4)
|
| Phosphorsulfid {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: phosphorus sulfide
|
| Phosphorvergiftung {f} [pathology]
|
:: phosphorus poisoning
|
| Phosphorylierung {f} [chemistry]
|
:: phosphorylation
|
| Phosphorzyklus {m}
|
:: phosphorus cycle
|
| Photo {n}
|
:: obsolete spelling of Foto
|
| photoaktiv {adj}
|
:: photoactive
|
| photoaktiviert {v}
|
:: past participle of photoaktivieren
|
| photoaktiviert {adj}
|
:: photoactivated
|
| Photochemie {f} [chemistry]
|
:: photochemistry
|
| Photochemie {f} [photography, chemistry]
|
:: photographic chemistry
|
| photochemisch {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: photochemical
|
| Photodetektor {m}
|
:: photodetector
|
| Photogenität {f}
|
:: alternative form of Fotogenität
|
| Photograph {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of Fotograf ("photographer")
|
| Photographie {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of Fotografie
|
| Photolumineszenz {f}
|
:: photoluminescence
|
| Photolyse {f} [chemistry]
|
:: photolysis
|
| Photometrie {f}
|
:: photometry
|
| photometrisch {adj}
|
:: photometric
|
| Photon {n}
|
:: photon
|
| photonisch {adj}
|
:: photon (attributive), photonic
|
| Photooxidation {f} [physics, chemistry]
|
:: photooxidation
|
| Photopapier {n} [photography]
|
:: photographic paper
|
| Photorezeptor {m}
|
:: photoreceptor
|
| photospektrometrisch {adj}
|
:: photospectrometric
|
| Photosynthese {f}
|
:: photosynthesis
|
| Photosystem {n} [biochemistry]
|
:: photosystem
|
| phototroph {adj}
|
:: phototrophic
|
| Photovoltaik {f} [physics]
|
:: photovoltaics
|
| photovoltaisch {adj}
|
:: photovoltaic
|
| Phrase {f}
|
:: phrase
|
| Phraseologie {f} [linguistics]
|
:: phraseology (Study of set or fixed expressions.)
|
| Phraseologismus {m}
|
:: phraseology (A set or fixed expression.)
|
| phrenisch {adj}
|
:: phrenic
|
| Phrygien {prop} {n}
|
:: Phrygia
|
| phrygisch {adj}
|
:: Phrygian
|
| Phykologie {f}
|
:: algology (the scientific study of algae)
|
| Phykologie {f}
|
:: phycology
|
| phyletisch {adj}
|
:: phyletic
|
| phylogenetisch {adj}
|
:: phylogenetic
|
| Physalis {f}
|
:: physalis [plant]
|
| Physalis {f} [fruit]
|
:: goldenberry
|
| Physik {f}
|
:: physics
|
| physikalisch {adj} [physics]
|
:: physical; physics (attributive)
|
| physikalische Chemie {f} [chemistry]
|
:: physical chemistry
|
| physikalische organische Chemie {f} [chemistry]
|
:: physical organic chemistry
|
| Physiker {m}
|
:: physicist (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Physikerin {f}
|
:: physicist (female)
|
| Physiognomie {f}
|
:: physiognomy
|
| physiognomisch {adj}
|
:: physiognomic
|
| Physiologe {m}
|
:: physiologist (someone who studies or specializes in physiology)
|
| Physiologie {f}
|
:: physiology
|
| Physiologin {f}
|
:: physiologist (woman who studies or specializes in physiology)
|
| physiologisch {adj}
|
:: physiological
|
| physisch {adj} [body]
|
:: physical
|
| physisch {adj}
|
:: material
|
| Phytat {n} [organic chemistry]
|
:: phytate
|
| Phytinsäure {f} [organic compound]
|
:: phytic acid
|
| phyto- {prefix}
|
:: phyto-
|
| Phytomedizin {f}
|
:: phytomedicine
|
| Phytoplankton {n}
|
:: phytoplankton
|
| Phytosanierung {f}
|
:: phytoremediation
|
| phytosanitär {adj}
|
:: phytosanitary
|
| Phytotomie {f}
|
:: phytotomy (dissection or anatomy of plants)
|
| phytotoxisch {adj}
|
:: phytotoxic
|
| Pi {n}
|
:: pi (Greek letter)
|
| Pi {n} [mathematics]
|
:: pi, an important constant
|
| Pia {prop}
|
:: given name recently popular
|
| Pianist {m}
|
:: pianist
|
| Pianistin {f}
|
:: pianist (female piano player)
|
| Piano {n} [chiefly literary or exalted]
|
:: piano (musical instrument)
|
| Pianospieler {m}
|
:: piano player, pianist (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Pians {prop}
|
:: Pians (municipality)
|
| Piaster {m}
|
:: piastre (historical Spanish and Spanish-American currency)
|
| Piaster {m}
|
:: piastre (modern denomination in the Middle East)
|
| Piberbach {prop} {n}
|
:: Piberbach (municipality)
|
| picardisch {adj}
|
:: Picard (related to the region of Picardy, to its inhabitants or to the Picard language)
|
| Picardisch {n}
|
:: Picard (the Picard language)
|
| Piccolo {m}
|
:: piccolo (small bottle of wine, usually champagne)
|
| Piccoloflöte {f} [musical instruments]
|
:: piccolo
|
| picheln {v}
|
:: to tipple (to drink alcohol regularly, but not to excess)
|
| pichen {vt}
|
:: to cover with pitch
|
| Pichler {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pick {m} [but hardly likely in the plural]
|
:: alternative form of Pik
|
| Pick {m}
|
:: glue
|
| Pick {m}
|
:: a player picked for an event, pick
|
| Pickel {m}
|
:: pimple
|
| Pickel {m}
|
:: pickaxe
|
| Pickelhaube {f}
|
:: pickelhaube
|
| pickelig {adj}
|
:: pimply
|
| picken {v}
|
:: to peck, to pick, to transmit power through a cusp
|
| picken {v} [Austria, Bavaria, colloquial]
|
:: to adhere, to stick
|
| picklig {adj}
|
:: pimply
|
| Picknick {n}
|
:: picnic
|
| picknicken {v}
|
:: to picnic, to have a picnic
|
| Pickup {m}
|
:: a car with a loading space; pickup truck
|
| pico- {prefix}
|
:: pico-
|
| picobello {adj} [colloquial, usually only predicative]
|
:: spick-and-span; shipshape (in very good state, especially in terms of cleanliness)
|
| Picofarad
|
:: picofarad
|
| Picometer {n}
|
:: picometre / picometer
|
| Piëch {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Piedestal {n}
|
:: pedestal
|
| Piedestal {n}
|
:: circus platform
|
| piefig {adj} [colloquial, regional, chiefly northern and eastern Germany]
|
:: narrow-minded, square, petit bourgeois, outmoded
|
| piefig {adj} [colloquial, regional, chiefly western Germany]
|
:: disgruntled, (unjustifiedly) offended, surly, unfriendly
|
| Piefke {m} [regional, chiefly Northern Germany, offensive]
|
:: show-off, stuffed shirt
|
| Piefke {m} [Austria, derogatory, ethnic slur]
|
:: (Northern) German
|
| piekfein {adj} [colloquial, often mildly pejorative, otherwise dated]
|
:: posh; fancy
|
| pieksig {adj}
|
:: prickly
|
| Piemont {prop} {n}
|
:: Piemont (region)
|
| Piemontese {m}
|
:: A Piedmontese; a person from Piedmont
|
| Piemonteser {m}
|
:: A Piedmontese; a person from Piedmont
|
| piepegal {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: all the same, not mattering
|
| piepen {v}
|
:: to cheep (of a bird); to squeak (of a mouse)
|
| piepen {v}
|
:: to bleep (of machine etc.)
|
| Piepen {p} [slang]
|
:: money
|
| piepsen {v}
|
:: To squeak
|
| piepsen {v}
|
:: to peep; beep
|
| Pier {m}
|
:: pier
|
| Pierbach {prop} {n}
|
:: Pierbach (municipality)
|
| Piercing {n}
|
:: body piercing
|
| Piercingschmuck {m}
|
:: body piercing jewellery
|
| Pieria {prop}
|
:: Pieria
|
| piesacken {v}
|
:: to badger (annoy badly)
|
| Piesendorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Piesendorf (municipality)
|
| Pietà {f}
|
:: pietà (sculpture or painting of the Virgin Mary holding and mourning the dead body of Jesus)
|
| Pietät {f}
|
:: reverence, piety, respect
|
| pietätlos {adj}
|
:: impious (irreverent, disrespectful)
|
| Pietätlosigkeit {f}
|
:: impiety; irreverence; lack of respect
|
| Pietismus {m} [Christianity]
|
:: pietism
|
| pietistisch {adj} [Christianity]
|
:: pietistic
|
| Piezoelement {n}
|
:: piezo element (piezoelectric component)
|
| Pigment {n}
|
:: pigment
|
| Pik {n} [but hardly likely in the plural, card games]
|
:: spades
|
| Pik {m} [but hardly likely in the plural]
|
:: shrewdness, scoff, wont to be mean
|
| Pik {m} [hardly likely in the plural; also used as an interjection]
|
:: pinch, sting, pricking
|
| pikant {adj}
|
:: piquant
|
| Pikanterie {f}
|
:: piquancy
|
| pikaresk {adj}
|
:: picaresque
|
| pikarisch {adj}
|
:: picaresque
|
| Pikass {n}
|
:: ace of spades
|
| Pik-Ass {n}
|
:: alternative form of Pikass
|
| Pikbube {m}
|
:: jack of spades, knave of spades (playing card)
|
| Pike {f} [weapons]
|
:: pike
|
| Pike {f} [especially, football]
|
:: the tip of the foot or shoe
|
| piken {v}
|
:: to prick, to sting, to pinch
|
| pikieren {v} [gardening]
|
:: to pique
|
| pikieren {v} [fashion, textiles]
|
:: to pad
|
| pikiert {adj}
|
:: piqued, vexed (mildly annoyed)
|
| piko- {prefix}
|
:: alternative spelling of pico-
|
| Pikrinsäure {f}
|
:: picric acid
|
| Piks {m}
|
:: pinch, sting, prick
|
| piksen {v}
|
:: to prick, to sting, to pinch
|
| Piktogramm {n}
|
:: pictogram
|
| Pikzehn {f}
|
:: ten of spades (playing card)
|
| Pilger {m}
|
:: pilgrim
|
| Pilgerfahrt {f}
|
:: pilgrimage
|
| Pilgermuschel {f}
|
:: scallop, Pecten maximus (mollusc)
|
| pilgern {v}
|
:: to pilgrimage
|
| Pilgersdorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Pilgersdorf (municipality)
|
| Pilgersdorf {prop} {n} [historical]
|
:: Pielgrzymów, Poland
|
| Pill {prop} {n}
|
:: Pill (municipality)
|
| Pillchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Pille
|
| Pille {f}
|
:: pill, tablet
|
| Pille {f}
|
:: (die Pille) the (contraceptive) pill
|
| Pillepalle {n} [colloquial]
|
:: trifle, bagatelle
|
| Pillichsdorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Pillichsdorf (municipality)
|
| Pilot {m}
|
:: pilot
|
| Pilotprojekt {n}
|
:: pilot project or experiment
|
| Pils {n}
|
:: pilsner beer
|
| Pilsbach {prop} {n}
|
:: Pilsbach (municipality)
|
| Pilsen {prop} {n}
|
:: Pilsen (city)
|
| Pilsener {m} {n}
|
:: A particular style of lager beer, originally from the (former German) Bohemian city of Pilsen
|
| Pilz {m}
|
:: mushroom
|
| Pilz {m}
|
:: fungus
|
| Pilzart {f}
|
:: fungal species
|
| pilzartig {adj}
|
:: fungal
|
| pilzartig {adj}
|
:: mushroomlike
|
| Pilzflora {f}
|
:: mycoflora
|
| pilzförmig {adj}
|
:: mushroom-shaped
|
| Pilzkunde {f}
|
:: mycology
|
| Pilzrahmsuppe {f}
|
:: cream of mushroom soup
|
| Pilzsoße {f}
|
:: mushroom sauce
|
| Pilzsuppe {f}
|
:: mushroom soup
|
| Pilzwolke {f}
|
:: mushroom cloud (mushroom shaped cloud)
|
| Pi mal Daumen {adv} [colloquial]
|
:: roughly; according to an estimation or rule of thumb
|
| Piment {n} {m}
|
:: allspice
|
| Pimmel {m} [familiar, colloquial]
|
:: A penis
|
| pimpelig {adj}
|
:: namby-pamby
|
| pimpern {v} [vulgar]
|
:: to fuck
|
| Pimpf {m}
|
:: a boy who has not grown up yet
|
| Pimpf {m} [Nazism, historical]
|
:: member of the Hitler Youth
|
| Pinakol {n} [organic compound]
|
:: pinacol
|
| Piñata {f}
|
:: pinata, piñata
|
| pingelig {adj} [formerly regional, now almost general at least in Germany, mildly, colloquial]
|
:: finical; finicky; fussy; picky; nitpick; fastidious
|
| pingen {v} [networking]
|
:: to ping
|
| Pinggau {prop} {n}
|
:: Pinggau (municipality)
|
| Pingo {m}
|
:: a pingo
|
| Pinguin {m}
|
:: penguin (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Pinie {f}
|
:: stone pine (Pinus pinea)
|
| Pinienkern {m}
|
:: pine nut (edible seeds of evergreen pine)
|
| pink {adj}
|
:: coloured in a strong shade of pink
|
| Pink {n}
|
:: pink (color)
|
| Pinkafeld {prop} {n}
|
:: Pinkafeld (municipality)
|
| pinkeln {v}
|
:: to pee
|
| Pinkepinke {f} {n} [slang]
|
:: money
|
| Pinnchen {n} [regional, including western Germany]
|
:: shot glass (small glass for liquor)
|
| Pinnwand {f}
|
:: pinboard
|
| Pinöpel {m} [colloquial, regional, northern and central Germany]
|
:: a protrusion or stud of any kind, but especially one designed for some function (in devices, fasteners, packaging, etc.)
|
| Pinscher {m}
|
:: pinscher
|
| Pinsdorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Pinsdorf (municipality)
|
| Pinsel {m}
|
:: paintbrush
|
| Pinselstrich {m}
|
:: brushstroke
|
| Pinswang {prop} {n}
|
:: Pinswang (municipality)
|
| Pint {n}
|
:: pint (unit of volume)
|
| Pinte {f}
|
:: a pub
|
| Pinte {f}
|
:: a pint
|
| Pinzette {f}
|
:: tweezers; forceps (tool for plucking or gripping small objects, e.g. hairs)
|
| Pion {n}
|
:: pion
|
| Pionier {m}
|
:: pioneer, trailblazer [fig.] (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Pionier {m}
|
:: sapper, engineer (army engineer, combat engineer, military engineer) (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Piorkowski {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| Pipapo {n} [colloquial]
|
:: stuff
|
| Pipeline {f}
|
:: pipeline (conduit made of pipes used to convey petroleum or gas)
|
| Pipette {f}
|
:: pipette, pipet
|
| pipettieren {v}
|
:: to pipet
|
| Pipi {n} [childish]
|
:: urine (mostly child language)
|
| Pipifax {m} [colloquial, derogatory]
|
:: nonsense, tosh
|
| Pippau {m}
|
:: hawksbeard (Crepis gen. et spp.)
|
| Pique {n}
|
:: alternative spelling of Pik
|
| Piranha {m}
|
:: piranha (fish)
|
| Pirat {m}
|
:: pirate (a ciminal who plunders at sea)
|
| Pirat {m}
|
:: member of a pirate party
|
| Piratenflagge {f}
|
:: pirate flag, Jolly Roger
|
| Piratenschiff {n}
|
:: pirate ship
|
| Piratensender {m}
|
:: pirate radio station
|
| Piraterie {f}
|
:: piracy
|
| Piratin {f}
|
:: female pirate (a criminal who plunders at sea)
|
| Piratin {f}
|
:: female member of a pirate party
|
| Piringsdorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Piringsdorf (municipality)
|
| Pirmasens {prop} {n}
|
:: Pirmasens (independent city)
|
| Pirogge {f} [cuisine]
|
:: Any of a variety of Slavic (chiefly Russian, Ukrainian, Polish) pies, pasties, and dumplings; especially the ones called pirog, pierogi, pirozhki (and cognates thereof), but also somewhat similar kinds like pelmeni, vareniki, etc
|
| Pirol {m}
|
:: oriole
|
| Pirouette {f}
|
:: pirouette
|
| Pirsch {f}
|
:: [hunter′s jargon] hunting method for trying to track down, to spoor game, especially hoofed game, by stalking through a preserve/shoot and to approach it within range of fire; ≈ deerstalking, stalking
|
| Pisa {prop} {n}
|
:: Pisa (city/and/province)
|
| Pisidien {prop} {n}
|
:: Pisidia
|
| Pisse {f} [vulgar]
|
:: urine
|
| pissen {v} [colloquial, slightly, vulgar]
|
:: to piss (urinate)
|
| pissen {v} [colloquial, slightly, vulgar]
|
:: to piss down (rain heavily)
|
| Pisser {m}
|
:: agent noun of pissen
|
| Pisser {m} [slang]
|
:: the penis
|
| Pisser {m} [vulgar]
|
:: general insult to a (male) person, used like asshole
|
| Pissoir {n}
|
:: urinal
|
| pisswarm {adj} [vulgar, slang]
|
:: piss-warm
|
| Pistazie {f}
|
:: pistachio (nut)
|
| Piste {f} [skiing]
|
:: piste
|
| Piste {f} [airport]
|
:: runway
|
| Piste {f} [racing]
|
:: track
|
| Pistole {f} [weaponry]
|
:: pistol, gun
|
| Pistole {f}
|
:: gun (device operated by a trigger)
|
| pithekoid {adj}
|
:: pithecoid
|
| pitschen {v} [regional, western Germany]
|
:: to hurt someone with one’s fingers by pinching, twinging, flicking, flipping, or the like
|
| pitschen {v} [regional, Ruhrgebiet, usually with reflexive dative]
|
:: to drink; to booze
|
| pitschepatschenass {adj}
|
:: very wet
|
| pitschnass {adj}
|
:: soaking wet
|
| Pitten {prop} {f}
|
:: Pitten (river)
|
| Pitten {prop} {n}
|
:: Pitten (municipality)
|
| pittoresk {adj} [especially of architecture, villages]
|
:: picturesque
|
| pittoresker {adj}
|
:: comparative of pittoresk
|
| pittoreskesten {adj}
|
:: superlative of pittoresk
|
| Pitzenberg {prop} {n}
|
:: Pitzenberg (municipality)
|
| Pixel {n}
|
:: pixel
|
| pixelig {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: pixelated
|
| Pizza {f}
|
:: pizza
|
| Pizzateig {m}
|
:: pizza dough
|
| Pizzeria {f}
|
:: pizzeria
|
| Pjöngjang {prop} {n}
|
:: Pjöngjang (capital)
|
| PKK {prop}
|
:: PKK (Kurdistan Workers Party)
|
| Pkw {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of PKW
|
| PKW {m}
|
:: passenger car (abbreviation of Personenkraftwagen)
|
| Placebo {n}
|
:: placebo
|
| Placeboeffekt {m}
|
:: placebo effect
|
| placieren {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of platzieren
|
| placiert {v}
|
:: past participle of placieren
|
| Plackerei {f}
|
:: drudgery, difficult labor
|
| plädieren {v}
|
:: to plead
|
| Plädoyer {n} [law]
|
:: closing argument
|
| Plädoyer {n} [figuratively]
|
:: plea
|
| Plafond {m} [regional, outside, Austria]
|
:: flat ceiling
|
| Plafond {m} [economics]
|
:: maximum (in granting loans, etc.)
|
| Plage {f}
|
:: plague (affliction or hardship, particularly when seen as a divine punishment)
|
| Plage {f}
|
:: plague; epidemic
|
| Plage {f} [colloquial]
|
:: nuisance; annoyance; something annoying
|
| plagen {v}
|
:: to plague
|
| Plagiat {n}
|
:: plagiarism (a copying of someone's ideas, text or other creative work and claiming it as one's own)
|
| Plagiator {m}
|
:: plagiarist
|
| Plagiatorin {f}
|
:: (female) plagiarist
|
| plagiieren {v}
|
:: to plagiarize
|
| Plakat {n}
|
:: poster (piece of printed paper)
|
| plakativ {adj}
|
:: graphic, slogan-like
|
| Plakette {f}
|
:: sticker, tag
|
| Plakette {f}
|
:: plaque
|
| plan {adj} [technical]
|
:: planar, flat
|
| plan {adj} [archaic]
|
:: plain, forthright
|
| Plan {m}
|
:: project
|
| Plan {m}
|
:: plan (way of procedure)
|
| Plan {m}
|
:: technical drawing or diagram
|
| Plan {m}
|
:: detailed map
|
| Plan {m} [colloquial]
|
:: idea, clue (insight or understanding)
|
| Planalto-Tropfenameisenwürger {m}
|
:: Planalto slaty antshrike
|
| planar {adj}
|
:: planar
|
| Plane {f}
|
:: tarpaulin
|
| Plane {f}
|
:: awning
|
| planen {v}
|
:: to plan
|
| Planen {n}
|
:: action of the verb planen
|
| Planer {m}
|
:: planner
|
| Planer {m}
|
:: organizer
|
| Planer {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Planet {m} [astronomy]
|
:: planet
|
| planetar {adj}
|
:: planetary
|
| planetarischer Nebel {m} [astronomy]
|
:: planetary nebula
|
| Planetarium {n}
|
:: planetarium
|
| Planetensystem {n}
|
:: planetary system
|
| Planetoid {m}
|
:: planetoid
|
| Planetologie {f} [planetology]
|
:: planetology
|
| Planierraupe {f}
|
:: bulldozer (tractor)
|
| Planke {f}
|
:: plank (big or thick board of wood)
|
| Planken {prop} {n}
|
:: Planken (municipality)
|
| Planktologie {f}
|
:: planktology
|
| Plankton {n}
|
:: plankton
|
| planlos {adj}
|
:: without a plan, haphazard
|
| planlos {adj} [slang]
|
:: clueless
|
| planmäßig {adj}
|
:: on schedule
|
| Planschbecken {n}
|
:: paddling pool
|
| planschen {v}
|
:: to plash, to splash
|
| Planspiel {n}
|
:: simulation game
|
| Planspiel {n} [military]
|
:: war game
|
| Plansprache {f}
|
:: constructed language (an artificially created language)
|
| planstellenneutral {adj}
|
:: not needing planning permission
|
| Plantage {f}
|
:: plantation
|
| Plantschbecken {n}
|
:: alternative spelling of Planschbecken
|
| plantschen {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of planschen
|
| Planung {f}
|
:: planning
|
| Planungshorizont {m}
|
:: planning horizon
|
| Planwagen {m}
|
:: covered wagon
|
| Planwirtschaft {f} [economics]
|
:: planned economy
|
| plappern {v}
|
:: to babble
|
| Plaque {f} [dentistry or medicine]
|
:: plaque
|
| plärren {v} [of babies, sometimes animals]
|
:: to cry or weep in a shrill and continuous manner
|
| plärren {v}
|
:: to sing unmelodiously or cacophonously
|
| Pläsier {n} [dated]
|
:: pleasure
|
| Pläsierchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Pläsier
|
| Plasma {n}
|
:: plasma
|
| Plasmabegrenzung {f}
|
:: plasma confinement
|
| Plasmabrenner {m}
|
:: plasma torch
|
| Plasmaphysik {f} [physics]
|
:: plasma physics
|
| Plasmaspiegel {m}
|
:: plasma level
|
| Plast {m} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic
|
| Plastbecher {m} [Eastern Germany, colloquial, rare]
|
:: plastic cup
|
| Plastbesteck {n} [East Germany, colloquial, rare]
|
:: plastic cutlery
|
| Plastbeutel {m} [East Germany, colloquial, uncommon]
|
:: plastic bag
|
| Plastdeckel {m} [East Germany, colloquial, rare]
|
:: plastic lid
|
| Plaste {f} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic
|
| Plastebecher {m} [colloquial, Eastern Germany]
|
:: plastic cup
|
| Plastebehälter {m} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic container
|
| Plastebesteck {n} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic cutlery
|
| Plastebeutel {m} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic bag
|
| Plastedeckel {m} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic lid
|
| Plasteeimer {m} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic bucket
|
| Plastefolie {f} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic wrap, cling film
|
| Plastegabel {f} [East Germany, colloquial, uncommon]
|
:: plastic fork
|
| Plastegehäuse {n} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic case
|
| Plastegeschirr {n} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic tableware
|
| Plasteimer {m} [East Germany, colloquial, uncommon]
|
:: plastic bucket
|
| Plasteindustrie {f} [East Germany, colloquial, very rare]
|
:: plastics industry
|
| Plastekrug {m} [East Germany, colloquial, rare]
|
:: plastic jug
|
| Plastelöffel {m} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic spoon
|
| Plastemesser {n} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic knife
|
| Plasteproduktion {f} [East Germany, colloquial, rare]
|
:: plastic production
|
| Plastepuppe {f} [East Germany, colloquial, uncommon]
|
:: plastic doll
|
| Plasterähmchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Plasterahmen
|
| Plasterahmen {m} [East Germany, colloquial, rare]
|
:: plastic (picture) frame
|
| Plasterohr {n} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic tube, plastic pipe
|
| Plasterzeugung {f} [East Germany, colloquial, very rare]
|
:: plastic manufacturing
|
| Plastetasche {f} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic bag
|
| Plastetrinkbecher {m} [East Germany, colloquial, rare]
|
:: plastic drinking-cup
|
| Plastetüte {f} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic bag
|
| Plastewanne {f} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic tub
|
| Plastfolie {f} [East Germany, colloquial, rare]
|
:: plastic wrap, cling film
|
| Plastgehäuse {n} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic case
|
| Plastgeschirr {n} [East Germany, colloquial, rare]
|
:: plastic tableware
|
| Plastik {n}
|
:: plastic
|
| Plastik {f} [arts]
|
:: sculpture
|
| Plastikbecher {m}
|
:: plastic cup
|
| Plastikbesteck {n}
|
:: plastic cutlery
|
| Plastikbeutel {m}
|
:: plastic bag
|
| Plastikflasche {f}
|
:: plastic bottle
|
| Plastikgabel {f}
|
:: plastic fork
|
| Plastikgäbelchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Plastikgabel
|
| Plastikgeld {n}
|
:: plastic money; credit card or debit card
|
| Plastikgeschirr {n}
|
:: plastic tableware
|
| Plastiklöffel {m}
|
:: plastic spoon
|
| Plastiklöffelchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Plastiklöffel
|
| Plastikmesser {n}
|
:: plastic knife
|
| Plastikmesserchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Plastikmesser
|
| Plastikschwanz {m}
|
:: dildo
|
| Plastiktasche {f}
|
:: plastic bag
|
| Plastikteller {m}
|
:: plastic plate
|
| Plastiktüte {f}
|
:: plastic bag
|
| Plastindustrie {f} [East Germany, colloquial, uncommon]
|
:: plastics industry
|
| plastisch {adj}
|
:: plastic
|
| plastisch {adj}
|
:: malleable
|
| plastisch {adj}
|
:: vivid
|
| Plastizität {f}
|
:: plasticity
|
| Plastlöffel {m} [East Germany, colloquial, very rare]
|
:: plastic spoon
|
| Plastproduktion {f} [East Germany, colloquial, rare]
|
:: plastic production
|
| Plastrahmen {m} [East Germany, colloquial, rare]
|
:: plastic (picture) frame
|
| Plastrohr {n} [East Germany, colloquial, rare]
|
:: plastic tube, plastic pipe
|
| Plasttüte {f} [East Germany, colloquial, rare]
|
:: plastic bag
|
| Plastwanne {f} [East Germany, colloquial]
|
:: plastic tub
|
| Platane {f}
|
:: plane, planetree
|
| Plateau {n}
|
:: plateau
|
| Platin {n}
|
:: platinum
|
| Platine {f}
|
:: printed circuit board, PCB
|
| Platinelektrode {f}
|
:: platinum electrode
|
| Platinerz {n}
|
:: platinum ore
|
| platinfarben {adj}
|
:: A silvery-white color, like the color of platinum; platinum-colored
|
| platinhaltig {adj}
|
:: platiniferous
|
| platiniert {adj}
|
:: platinized
|
| Platinkatalysator {m}
|
:: platinum catalyst
|
| Platinmetall {n}
|
:: platinum metal
|
| Platinmetallgruppe {f}
|
:: platinum metal group (of the periodic table :- platinum, palladium, iridium, osmium, rhodium and ruthenium)
|
| Platinoid {n}
|
:: platinoid
|
| Platintiegel {m}
|
:: platinum crucible
|
| Platitüde {f}
|
:: Old spelling of Plattitüde
|
| Platon {prop} {m}
|
:: Plato (Greek philosopher)
|
| platonisch {adj}
|
:: platonic
|
| platonischer Körper {m} [geometry]
|
:: Platonic solid
|
| platschen {v}
|
:: to plash
|
| plätschern {v}
|
:: to trickle
|
| plätschern {v}
|
:: to babble (said of a river)
|
| platt {adj}
|
:: flat
|
| platt {adj}
|
:: (of a building or structure; by extension also of immaterial things) completely destroyed, razed to the ground
|
| platt {adj}
|
:: bromidic, banal
|
| platt {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: very tired, exhausted
|
| platt {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: astonished, dumbstruck
|
| Platt {n}
|
:: Low German
|
| Platt {n} [regional, chiefly northern and central Germany]
|
:: a dialect (regional language), usually a German (or Dutch) one
|
| Plattbauchspinne {f}
|
:: ground spider (Gnaphosidae)
|
| Plättchen {n}
|
:: platelet
|
| plättchenförmig {adj}
|
:: platelike
|
| plattdeutsch {adj}
|
:: Low German
|
| Plattdeutsch {n}
|
:: Low German, Plattdeutsch
|
| Plattdeutsch {n} [rare, nonstandard]
|
:: any German lect, especially if seen as a debased form of standard German
|
| Platte {f}
|
:: flat, thin, regularly (not necessarily circular) shaped object
|
| Platte {f}
|
:: Various short forms:
|
| Platte {f} [colloquial, computer]
|
:: clipping of Festplatte
|
| Platte {f} [music]
|
:: clipping of Schallplatte
|
| Platte {f} [photography]
|
:: clipping of Fotoplatte
|
| Platte {f} [printing]
|
:: clipping of Druckplatte
|
| Platte {f}
|
:: clipping of Grabplatte
|
| Platte {f}
|
:: clipping of Tischplatte
|
| Platte {f}
|
:: clipping of Herdplatte
|
| Platte {f}
|
:: A flat, ceramic serving plate, or the food served on it
|
| Platte {f} [geology]
|
:: tectonic plate
|
| Platte {f} [climbing]
|
:: smooth rock with no hand- or footholds
|
| Platte {f} [numismatics]
|
:: planchet
|
| Platte {f} [Austria]
|
:: gang (criminal gang)
|
| Platte {f}
|
:: bivouac; overnight camp
|
| Platte {f}
|
:: A fixed outdoor sleeping place of a person or people of a nomadic group
|
| Plätte {f} [regional]
|
:: iron (for pressing clothes)
|
| Plätte {f} [Austria]
|
:: A type of flat (cargo) ship
|
| Platten {m} [colloquial]
|
:: flat tire
|
| Platten {prop} {n}
|
:: Platten (municipality)
|
| Platten {prop} {n}
|
:: Platten (village)
|
| plätten {v} [northern and central Germany]
|
:: to iron (clothes)
|
| Plattenbau {m}
|
:: residental building made with precast concrete slabs
|
| Plattenladen {m}
|
:: record store
|
| Plattenspieler {m}
|
:: record player
|
| Plattentektonik {f} [geology]
|
:: plate tectonics
|
| Plattfisch {m}
|
:: flatfish (fish of the order Pleuronectiformes)
|
| Plattform {f}
|
:: platform
|
| plattformabhängig {adj} [computing]
|
:: platform-dependent
|
| plattformübergreifend {adj} [computing]
|
:: cross-platform, multiplatform
|
| plattformunabhängig {adj} [computing]
|
:: platform-independent
|
| Plattfuss {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of Plattfuß
|
| Plattfuß {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: flatfoot
|
| Plattfuß {m} [colloquial]
|
:: flat tyre
|
| plattfüssig {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of plattfüßig
|
| plattfüßig {adj}
|
:: flat-footed
|
| Plattfüssigkeit {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of Plattfüßigkeit
|
| Plattfüßigkeit {f}
|
:: flat-footedness
|
| Plattieren {n}
|
:: plating
|
| Plattieren {n}
|
:: cladding
|
| Plattitüde {f}
|
:: platitude
|
| plattmachen {v}
|
:: to flatten
|
| plattmachen {v}
|
:: to destroy
|
| Plattner {m}
|
:: A blacksmith who specialised in making armour
|
| Platz {m} [architecture]
|
:: square, plaza, piazza
|
| Platz {m} [architecture]
|
:: circus
|
| Platz {m}
|
:: space, room
|
| Platz {m}
|
:: place, seat, spot, position (precise location someone or something occupies)
|
| Platz {m} [chiefly colloquial]
|
:: place, location, site (in general)
|
| Platz {m}
|
:: spot, place (position in a hierarchy or sequence)
|
| Platz {m} [sports]
|
:: court, field, pitch, course
|
| Platz {m} [archaic, except in fixed phrases]
|
:: village; town; municipality
|
| Platz {m}
|
:: place (rank in a competition)
|
| Platz {interj}
|
:: down! (command to lie down, especially for a dog)
|
| Platzangebot {n}
|
:: placements, places, room, seating capacity, seats, space
|
| Platzangst {f} [colloquial]
|
:: claustrophobia
|
| Platzangst {f}
|
:: agoraphobia
|
| Plätzchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Platz
|
| Plätzchen {n}
|
:: cookie, (chiefly british) biscuit
|
| Platzdeckchen {n}
|
:: place mat
|
| platzen {v}
|
:: to burst
|
| platzen {v}
|
:: to make an emotional outburst, "to explode"
|
| platzen {v}
|
:: (of a plan, a transaction or similar) to be suddenly or unexpectedly canceled
|
| platzen {v} [banking, of cheque]
|
:: to bounce
|
| Platzhalter {m}
|
:: placeholder
|
| Platzhalter {m} [computing]
|
:: wildcard
|
| Platzhalter {m} [linguistics]
|
:: placeholder
|
| platzieren {v}
|
:: to place, plant
|
| platziert {v}
|
:: past participle of platzieren
|
| platziert {adj}
|
:: placed, seated
|
| Platzkarte {f}
|
:: seat reservation ticket (ticket for a special seat in a bus)
|
| Platzkarte {f}
|
:: table reservation card (ticket for a special place at a table)
|
| platzmäßig {adj}
|
:: spacewise (in terms of space)
|
| Platzregen {m}
|
:: downpour
|
| plaudern {v}
|
:: to chat
|
| Plaudertasche {f} [jocular, derogatory]
|
:: chatterbox
|
| Plauderton {m}
|
:: conversational tone, casual tone, chatty tone
|
| Plauen {prop}
|
:: Plauen (independent city)
|
| Plaus {prop}
|
:: Plaus (municipality)
|
| Plausch {m}
|
:: chat
|
| Pläuschchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Plausch
|
| plauschen {v} [regional, especially Southern Germany, Austria]
|
:: to chat casually with a friend
|
| plauschen {v} [Austria]
|
:: to exaggerate, lie
|
| plauschen {v} [Austria]
|
:: to blab, gossip; to tell secrets
|
| Plautdietsch {prop} {n}
|
:: Plautdietsch, Mennonite Low German
|
| Playlist {f}
|
:: playlist
|
| Plazebo {n}
|
:: alternative spelling of Placebo
|
| Plazenta {f} [anatomy]
|
:: placenta
|
| plazieren {v}
|
:: dated spelling of platzieren
|
| plaziert {v}
|
:: past participle of plazieren
|
| plebejisch {adj}
|
:: plebeian
|
| Plebiszit {n} {m} [chiefly formal, learned]
|
:: referendum (direct vote on a proposed law or other political decision)
|
| pleistozän {adj}
|
:: Pleistocene
|
| Pleistozän {prop} {n}
|
:: Pleistocene
|
| pleite {adj}
|
:: broke
|
| Pleite {f}
|
:: bankruptcy
|
| Pleite {f} [by extension]
|
:: flop, failure
|
| Plejaden {prop} {p}
|
:: Pleiades, Messier 45 (star cluster)
|
| Plektron {n}
|
:: synonym of Plektrum
|
| Plektrum {n} [music]
|
:: plectrum
|
| plempern {v}
|
:: to dawdle
|
| plempern {v}
|
:: to spill
|
| plemplem {adj}
|
:: nuts, crazy
|
| Plenarsaal {m}
|
:: plenary chamber
|
| Plenk {n}
|
:: inappropriate double space
|
| Plenk {n}
|
:: inappropriate space before punctuation
|
| Pleochroismus {m} [mineralogy]
|
:: pleochroism
|
| Pleonasmus {m} [rhetoric]
|
:: pleonasm
|
| Pleroma {n} [gnosticism]
|
:: Pleroma
|
| plerophor {adj}
|
:: plerophoric
|
| Plethysmografie {f} [healthcare]
|
:: plethysmography
|
| Pleuel {m}
|
:: connecting rod, conrod
|
| plinianisch {adj}
|
:: Plinian
|
| Plinius {prop}
|
:: Pliny
|
| Plinse {f} [in Saxony and historically also Prussia]
|
:: A thin, flat cake made from a dough of milk, eggs and either flour or potatoes
|
| Plissee {n} [window blind]
|
:: pleated blind
|
| Plissee {n} [textiles]
|
:: pleated fabric
|
| plissieren {v} [textiles]
|
:: to pleat
|
| PLK {noun}
|
:: initialism of Postlagerkarte
|
| Plodarisch {prop} {n}
|
:: the Plodarisch or Sappadino lect
|
| Plombe {f}
|
:: seal, lead seal
|
| Plombe {f}
|
:: (dental) filling
|
| Plörre {f} [regional, northern and central Germany]
|
:: an unappetizing or disgusting liquid, often said pejoratively of a drink
|
| plosiv {adj}
|
:: plosive
|
| Plosiv {m} [phonetics]
|
:: plosive
|
| Plötze {f}
|
:: roach (Rutilus rutilus)
|
| plötzlich {adj}
|
:: sudden
|
| plötzlich {adj}
|
:: abrupt
|
| plötzlich {adj}
|
:: brusque
|
| plötzlich {adv}
|
:: suddenly
|
| Pluderhose {f}
|
:: plush trousers
|
| plump {adj}
|
:: crude, clumsy
|
| plump {adj}
|
:: squat, stumpy
|
| plumpesten {adj}
|
:: superlative of plump
|
| plumpfen {v} [dated]
|
:: to flop, to plump
|
| plumps {interj}
|
:: plop!, flop!, bump!
|
| Plumps {m}
|
:: bump, plop, flop
|
| plumpsen {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to flop, to plump
|
| Plumpuddingmodell {n} [physics]
|
:: synonym of Rosinenkuchenmodell (Used for the first atom model of Thompson (1903))
|
| Plunder {m} [uncountable]
|
:: junk, rubbish
|
| Plunder {m} [countable]
|
:: Danish pastry
|
| Plünderer {m}
|
:: agent noun of plündern; looter
|
| Plünderin {f}
|
:: female looter
|
| plündern {vti}
|
:: to loot; to plunder; to pillage; to raid (to steal large amounts (from), especially in a state of war or catastrophe)
|
| plündern {vt} [colloquial]
|
:: to take or buy a lot from (e.g. a refrigerator, a shop)
|
| Plünderung {f}
|
:: looting
|
| Plur. {m}
|
:: abbreviation of Plural
|
| plural {adj}
|
:: pluralistic
|
| Plural {m} [grammar]
|
:: plural
|
| Pluraletantum {n} [grammar]
|
:: plurale tantum (a noun without a singular form)
|
| pluralisch {adj}
|
:: plural
|
| Pluralismus {m}
|
:: pluralism
|
| pluralistisch {adj}
|
:: pluralistic
|
| Pluralwort {n} [grammar]
|
:: plurale tantum
|
| plurizentrisch {adj}
|
:: pluricentric
|
| plus {adv}
|
:: plus, increased by
|
| Plus {n}
|
:: plus
|
| Plus {n}
|
:: positive pole
|
| Plus {n}
|
:: increase
|
| Plüsch {m}
|
:: plush
|
| Plüschdecke {f}
|
:: plush cover
|
| plüschen {adj}
|
:: plush
|
| Plüschkissen {n}
|
:: plush pillow
|
| Plüschtier {n}
|
:: plush animal
|
| Plusenergiehaus {n}
|
:: energy-plus house
|
| Pluspunkt {m}
|
:: advantage, plus point, plus
|
| Plusquamperfekt {n} [grammar]
|
:: pluperfect tense
|
| Pluszeichen {n} [mathematics]
|
:: plus sign
|
| Pluto {prop} {m} [Roman mythology]
|
:: Pluto (Roman god)
|
| Pluto {prop} {m}
|
:: Pluto (dwarf planet)
|
| Plutokratie {f}
|
:: plutocracy
|
| plutonisch {adj}
|
:: plutonic (igneous rock that cooled and hardened below the surface of the Earth)
|
| Plutonium {n}
|
:: plutonium
|
| Pluvialzeit {f}
|
:: pluvial period
|
| PLZ {noun}
|
:: abbreviation of Postleitzahl
|
| PM {noun}
|
:: initialism of Pressemitteilung
|
| PM {noun}
|
:: initialism of Papiermaschine
|
| Pneu {m} [chiefly Switzerland]
|
:: tyre
|
| pneumatisch {adj}
|
:: pneumatic
|
| pneumatologisch {adj}
|
:: pneumatological
|
| Pneumaturie {f} [pathology]
|
:: pneumaturia
|
| Pneumologe {m}
|
:: pulmonologist (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Pneumologie {f}
|
:: pneumology, pulmonology
|
| pneumologisch {adj}
|
:: pneumological, pulmonological
|
| Pneumonie {f}
|
:: pneumonia
|
| Pneumonitis {f} [pathology]
|
:: pneumonitis
|
| Po {m}
|
:: buttocks
|
| Po {prop} {m}
|
:: Po (river)
|
| Pobacke {f} [vulgar]
|
:: asscheek
|
| Pöbel {m}
|
:: mob
|
| Pöbel {m}
|
:: riffraff
|
| Pöbelherrschaft {f}
|
:: mob rule, ochlocracy
|
| pöbeln {v}
|
:: to swear
|
| Pobolitze {f} [rare]
|
:: a pobołłitsə, a sort of strudel-like cake traditionally baked by the Gottscheers
|
| pochen {v}
|
:: to thump, to throb
|
| pochen {v}
|
:: to insist
|
| pochieren {v}
|
:: to poach (cook in simmering water)
|
| Pöchlarn {prop} {n}
|
:: Pöchlarn (municipality)
|
| Pocke {f}
|
:: pock
|
| Pocken {fp}
|
:: smallpox (disease)
|
| Pockenvirus {m} {n}
|
:: poxvirus
|
| pockmas {interj} [nonstandard, uncommon]
|
:: let's go; let's start
|
| Podcast {m}
|
:: podcast
|
| Podest {n}
|
:: podium
|
| Podex {m}
|
:: posterior, behind [human buttocks]
|
| Podium {n}
|
:: podium
|
| Podiumsdiskussion {f}
|
:: panel discussion
|
| Podiumsgespräch {n}
|
:: panel discussion
|
| poemisch {adj}
|
:: eloquent, poetic
|
| Poesie {f}
|
:: poetry
|
| Poesie {f}
|
:: poem
|
| Poesie {f}
|
:: poetic mood
|
| Poet {m} [literary or humorous]
|
:: poet
|
| poetisch {adj}
|
:: poetic
|
| Poetry-Slam {m}
|
:: poetry slam
|
| Pogatsche {f} [Austria]
|
:: A type of small pancake
|
| Poggersdorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Poggersdorf (municipality)
|
| Pöggstall {prop} {n}
|
:: Pöggstall (municipality)
|
| Pogo {m} [dance]
|
:: pogo
|
| Pogrom {m} {n}
|
:: pogrom (riot)
|
| Pohl {m} [colloquial, regional, chiefly North Rhine-Westphalia]
|
:: a post or pole, particularly a traffic bollard
|
| Pöhla {prop}
|
:: Poehla
|
| pöhlen {vt} [soccer, regional, North-Rhine Westphalia]
|
:: to kick the ball hard and long, as a way of defending or inapt playmaking
|
| pöhlen {vi} [soccer, regional, more restricted, chiefly Ruhrgebiet]
|
:: to play football, especially on a small ground in a residential area (Bolzplatz)
|
| poikilohydrisch {adj}
|
:: (biology, ecology) poikilohydric (plants that cannot prevent desiccation)
|
| Pointe {f}
|
:: punch line
|
| Pointer {m}
|
:: pointer (dog)
|
| Pointer {m} [graphical user interface]
|
:: pointer, cursor
|
| Pointer {m} [programming]
|
:: pointer
|
| Pointer {m} [colloquial]
|
:: clipping of Laserpointer
|
| pointiert {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: pointed
|
| Poissonzahl {f}
|
:: Poisson's ratio
|
| Pokal {m}
|
:: goblet
|
| Pokal {m}
|
:: cup, trophy
|
| Poker {n}
|
:: poker (card game)
|
| Pol {m}
|
:: pole (geographical, electrical, magnetical)
|
| polabisch {adj}
|
:: Polabian (related to the Polabians or to the Polabian language)
|
| Polabisch {n}
|
:: Polabian (the Polabian language)
|
| Polacke {m} [derogatory, ethnic slur]
|
:: (male) Polack (Pole, person from Poland)
|
| polar {adj}
|
:: polar
|
| Polarbär {m} [zoology]
|
:: polar bear (Ursus maritimus)
|
| Polarfuchs {m}
|
:: arctic fox, (Alopex lagopus)
|
| Polarhase {m}
|
:: arctic hare
|
| Polarisation {f}
|
:: polarization
|
| polarisieren {v}
|
:: To create electrical or magnetic poles. (Chemistry)
|
| polarisieren {v}
|
:: To create a fixed direction of vibration from irregular transverse vibrations in natural light. (Physics)
|
| polarisieren {v}
|
:: To polarize / polarise
|
| polarisiert {adj}
|
:: polarised / polarized
|
| Polarisierung {f}
|
:: polarization / polarisation
|
| Polarlicht {n}
|
:: aurora; polar light
|
| Polarnacht {f}
|
:: polar night
|
| Polarografie {f} [chemistry]
|
:: polarography
|
| Polarographie {f} [chemistry, physics]
|
:: polarography
|
| polarographisch {adj}
|
:: polarographic
|
| Polarregion {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: polar region(s)
|
| Polarstern {prop} {m}
|
:: pole star, Pole Star, Polaris
|
| Polder {m}
|
:: polder (land reclaimed from the sea by means of dikes)
|
| Pole {m}
|
:: Pole
|
| Polemik {f}
|
:: polemics
|
| Polemiker {m}
|
:: polemicist (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| polemisch {adj}
|
:: polemical, polemic
|
| polemogen {adj}
|
:: polemic
|
| polen {vt}
|
:: to polarize
|
| Polen {prop} {n}
|
:: Poland, a country in Central Europe
|
| Polente {f} [slang, derogatory]
|
:: police
|
| Polentum {n}
|
:: the character and culture of Poland
|
| Police {f}
|
:: insurance policy
|
| Policinello {m}
|
:: dated form of Pulcinell
|
| Polier {m}
|
:: foreman
|
| polieren {v}
|
:: to shine (to polish)
|
| Poliermittel {n}
|
:: polish
|
| Polierstahl {m}
|
:: polished steel
|
| Poliklinik {f} [DDR]
|
:: polyclinic; hospital
|
| Polin {f}
|
:: Pole (female)
|
| Poliomyelitis {f} [pathology]
|
:: poliomyelitis
|
| Polis {f} [historical]
|
:: polis (Greek city-state)
|
| Politbüro {n}
|
:: politburo
|
| Politesse {f}
|
:: female traffic warden, traffic directrix
|
| Politik {f}
|
:: politics
|
| Politiker {m}
|
:: politician
|
| Politikerin {f}
|
:: a female politician
|
| Politikum {n}
|
:: political issue
|
| politikverdrossen {adj}
|
:: apolitical (disenchanted with politics)
|
| Politikwissenschaft {f}
|
:: political science
|
| Politikwissenschaftler {m}
|
:: political scientist
|
| Politikwissenschaftlerin {f}
|
:: female political scientist
|
| politikwissenschaftlich {adj}
|
:: Pertaining to political science
|
| politisch {adj}
|
:: political
|
| politischer {adj}
|
:: comparative of politisch
|
| politischsten {adj}
|
:: superlative of politisch
|
| politkorrekt {adj} [pejorative]
|
:: politically correct
|
| Politologe {m}
|
:: political scientist
|
| Politologie {f}
|
:: political science
|
| Politologin {f}
|
:: female political scientist
|
| politologisch {adj}
|
:: Pertaining to political science
|
| Politur {f}
|
:: polish
|
| Polizei {f} [law enforcement]
|
:: police
|
| polizeiähnlich {adj}
|
:: policelike
|
| Polizeiangabe {f} [almost always in plural]
|
:: details (of an incident) released by the police
|
| Polizeiauto {n}
|
:: police car
|
| Polizeibeamter {m}
|
:: policeman, police officer
|
| Polizeibeamtin {m}
|
:: policewoman, female police officer
|
| polizeibekannt {adj}
|
:: known to the police
|
| Polizeibericht {m}
|
:: police report
|
| Polizeifunk {m}
|
:: police radio
|
| Polizeihund {m}
|
:: police dog
|
| Polizeikessel {m}
|
:: kettling, a police tactic to surround and contain demonstrators
|
| polizeilich {adj}
|
:: of the police, by the police
|
| Polizeischutz {m}
|
:: police protection
|
| Polizeisprecher {m}
|
:: police spokesman
|
| Polizeisprecherin {f}
|
:: police spokeswoman
|
| Polizeistaat {m}
|
:: police state
|
| polizeitaktisch {adj}
|
:: police tactics (attributive)
|
| Polizeiwache {f}
|
:: police station (building of police force)
|
| Polizist {m}
|
:: police officer (male or female); policeman
|
| Polizistenmörder {m}
|
:: police murderer, cop killer
|
| Polizistin {f}
|
:: policewoman, female police officer
|
| Polka {f}
|
:: polka (genre of dance and music)
|
| Pölla {prop} {n}
|
:: Pölla (municipality)
|
| Pöllau {prop} {n}
|
:: Pöllau (municipality)
|
| Pöllauberg {prop} {n}
|
:: Pöllauberg (municipality)
|
| Polle {f} [colloquial]
|
:: A single grain or lump of pollen
|
| pollen {v} [computing]
|
:: to poll, to periodically check the status of a device or variable
|
| Pollen {m}
|
:: pollen
|
| Pollenallergie {f}
|
:: pollen allergy
|
| Poller {m}
|
:: bollard (short post or pole, typically used to prevent vehicle access)
|
| Poller {m} [nautical]
|
:: mooring post; bollard
|
| Pollham {prop} {n}
|
:: Pollham (municipality)
|
| Pollution {f}
|
:: nocturnal emission
|
| polnisch {adj}
|
:: Polish (of Poland or its language)
|
| Polnisch {n}
|
:: the Polish language
|
| Polo {n}
|
:: polo (ball game)
|
| Polohemd {n}
|
:: polo shirt
|
| Polonaise {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of Polonäse
|
| Polonäse {f} [dance]
|
:: polonaise
|
| Polonistik {f}
|
:: Polish studies (academic study of Polish language and literature)
|
| Polonium {n}
|
:: polonium
|
| Poloshirt {n}
|
:: polo shirt
|
| Pölstal {prop} {n}
|
:: Pölstal (municipality)
|
| Polster {n} {m}
|
:: pad
|
| Polster {n} {m}
|
:: cushion
|
| Polster {n} {m}
|
:: upholstery
|
| poltawisch {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to Poltava; Poltavian
|
| Polterabend {m}
|
:: wedding-eve party
|
| Poltergeist {m}
|
:: poltergeist
|
| poltern {v}
|
:: to rumble
|
| poltern {v} [figuratively, ]
|
:: to rant (To speak or shout at length in an uncontrollable anger.)
|
| Polterplatz {m}
|
:: log landing
|
| Polung {f}
|
:: polarity
|
| poly- {prefix}
|
:: poly-
|
| Polyamid {n} [chemistry]
|
:: polyamide
|
| Polyamorie {f}
|
:: polyamory (practices involving relationships with multiple partners)
|
| polybromiert {adj}
|
:: polybrominated
|
| polychloriert {adj}
|
:: polychlorinated
|
| polycyclisch {adj}
|
:: alternative form of polyzyklisch
|
| Polydeismus {m} [archaic]
|
:: polydeism
|
| Polydeist {m}
|
:: polydeist
|
| Polydeistin {f}
|
:: female polydeist
|
| polydeistisch {adj}
|
:: polydeistic
|
| polydispers {adj}
|
:: polydisperse
|
| Polyeder {n} [geometry]
|
:: polyhedron
|
| polyedrisch {adj}
|
:: polyhedral
|
| Polyester {noun}
|
:: polyester
|
| Polyethylen {n} [chemistry]
|
:: polythene [UK]; polyethylene [US]
|
| Polyethylenterephthalat {n} [organic compound]
|
:: polyethylene terephthalate
|
| polygam {adj}
|
:: polygamous
|
| Polygamie {f}
|
:: polygamy
|
| Polygon {n}
|
:: polygon
|
| Polygynie {f}
|
:: polygyny (marriage with several wives)
|
| Polyhalit {m} [mineral]
|
:: polyhalite
|
| Polykarbonat {noun}
|
:: polycarbonate
|
| polykristallin {adj}
|
:: polycrystalline
|
| Polylux {noun}
|
:: overhead projector
|
| polymer {adj}
|
:: polymeric
|
| Polymer {n}
|
:: polymer
|
| Polymerase {f} [enzyme]
|
:: polymerase
|
| Polymerchemie {f} [chemistry]
|
:: polymer chemistry
|
| Polymerisat {n} [chemistry]
|
:: polymerizate, polymer
|
| Polymerisation {f} [chemistry]
|
:: polymerization
|
| polymerisieren {v} [chemistry]
|
:: To polymerize
|
| polymerisiert {v}
|
:: past participle of polymerisieren
|
| polymerisiert {adj}
|
:: polymerized
|
| polymorph {adj}
|
:: polymorphous
|
| Polymorphie {f} [computing]
|
:: polymorphism
|
| Polynesien {prop} {n}
|
:: Polynesia
|
| polynesisch {adj}
|
:: Polynesian
|
| Polynom {n} [mathematics]
|
:: A polynomial
|
| Polynucleotid {n}
|
:: polynucleotide
|
| Polyolefin {n} [organic chemistry]
|
:: polyolefin
|
| Polyp {m}
|
:: polyp
|
| Polyp {m}
|
:: (derogative) policeman
|
| Polyphosphat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: polyphosphate
|
| polyphyletisch {adj}
|
:: polyphyletic
|
| Polypropylen {n}
|
:: polypropylene
|
| polysem {adj}
|
:: polysemous
|
| Polysem {n} [linguistics]
|
:: polyseme
|
| Polysemie {f}
|
:: polysemy
|
| Polysilan {n} [organic chemistry]
|
:: polysilane
|
| Polysilicium {n}
|
:: polysilicon
|
| Polystickstoff {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: polynitrogen
|
| Polysulfan {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: polysulfane
|
| Polysulfid {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: polysulfide
|
| Polysyndeton {n} [rhetoric]
|
:: polysyndeton
|
| polysynthetisch {adj}
|
:: polysynthetic
|
| polytechnisch {adj}
|
:: polytechnic
|
| Polytetrafluorethen {n}
|
:: alternative form of Polytetrafluorethylen
|
| Polytetrafluorethylen {n}
|
:: polytetrafluoroethylene
|
| Polytheismus {m}
|
:: polytheism
|
| Polytheist {m}
|
:: polytheist
|
| Polytheistin {f}
|
:: female polytheist
|
| polytheistisch {adj}
|
:: polytheistic
|
| polytoxikoman {adj}
|
:: polytoxicomane (attributive)
|
| polytrop {adj}
|
:: polytropic
|
| polyurisch {adj}
|
:: polyuric
|
| Polyvanadat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: polyvanadate
|
| Polyvinylchlorid {n} [organic compound]
|
:: polyvinyl chloride
|
| polyzentrisch {adj}
|
:: polycentric
|
| polyzyklisch {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: polycyclic
|
| Pomade {f}
|
:: pomade
|
| pomadig {adj}
|
:: pomaded
|
| Pomelo {f}
|
:: pomelo
|
| Pomeranze {f}
|
:: bitter orange
|
| pomm. {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of pommersch, referring especially to either of the German or Slavic lects called Pomeranian
|
| pommerisch {adj}
|
:: Of or from Pommern
|
| Pommern {prop} {n}
|
:: Pomerania (region of Europe on the southern shores of the Baltic Sea)
|
| pommersch {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pommerisch
|
| Pommes {f} [plural]
|
:: fries, French fries, chips [UK]
|
| Pommes {f} [singular, colloquial]
|
:: a single fry, a single chip [UK]
|
| Pommes {f} [singular, colloquial]
|
:: a portion of fries
|
| Pommes frites {p}
|
:: french fries, chips
|
| Pomologe {m}
|
:: pomologist
|
| Pomologie {f} [botany]
|
:: pomology
|
| Pomologin {f}
|
:: feminine noun of Pomologe
|
| pomologisch {adj}
|
:: pomological
|
| Pomp {m}
|
:: pomp
|
| Pompon {m} [prop for cheerleeding]
|
:: pompon
|
| Pompon {m} [clothing accessoire]
|
:: pompon, bobble
|
| pompös {adj}
|
:: pompous
|
| ponderabel {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: weighable, able to be weighed; computable
|
| Pöndorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Pöndorf (municipality)
|
| Poniatowski {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| Pontifikat {m} {n}
|
:: pontificate (state of a pontifex)
|
| Ponton {m}
|
:: pontoon (floating structure supporting a bridge or dock)
|
| Pony {n}
|
:: pony (horse)
|
| Pony {m}
|
:: bangs, fringe (haircut; portion of the hair)
|
| Pop {noun}
|
:: pop music
|
| Popanz {m}
|
:: A bogeyman, bugbear, often something not to be taken too seriously, such as an apparition, funny figure, straw doll, or scarecrow
|
| Popanz {m}
|
:: A being without will
|
| Popanz {m}
|
:: A person that is scared of others
|
| Popanz {m}
|
:: Bragger, fool
|
| Popcorn {n}
|
:: popcorn
|
| Popel {m}
|
:: booger, boogers, bogey (piece of solid or semisolid mucus in or removed from the nostril)
|
| Popel {m}
|
:: hickey (printing defect caused by foreign matter on the printing surface)
|
| Popel {m}
|
:: miserable person
|
| popelig {adj}
|
:: shabby, crummy (of poor quality)
|
| popeln {v}
|
:: to pick one's nose
|
| poplig {adj}
|
:: measly, half-assed
|
| popliger {adj}
|
:: comparative of poplig
|
| popligsten {adj}
|
:: superlative of poplig
|
| Popo {m} [childish]
|
:: bottom, buttocks, bum
|
| poppen {v} [regional, colloquial, mildly vulgar, ]
|
:: to have sex; to fuck
|
| poppen {v} [Swiss]
|
:: to play with dolls
|
| poppen {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to pop; to surprise; to impress
|
| poppen {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to pop as popcorn does
|
| Poppersch {adj}
|
:: Popperian
|
| Popsicle {n} {m}
|
:: ice lolly
|
| populär {adj} [beloved or approved by the people]
|
:: popular
|
| populärer {adj}
|
:: comparative of populär
|
| popularisieren {v}
|
:: to popularize
|
| Popularität {f}
|
:: popularity
|
| populärsten {adj}
|
:: superlative of populär
|
| Populärwissenschaft {f}
|
:: popular science
|
| populärwissenschaftlich {adj}
|
:: popular science (attributive)
|
| Population {f} [biology]
|
:: population (collection of organisms)
|
| Populismus {m}
|
:: populism [usually in a negative sense, opportunistically taking advantage of current popular opinions or emotions]
|
| Populist {m}
|
:: populist [usually in a negative sense, one who opportunistically takes advantage of current popular opinions or emotions]
|
| populistisch {adj}
|
:: populist
|
| Pore {f}
|
:: pore
|
| porig {adj}
|
:: porous
|
| Porigkeit {f}
|
:: porosity
|
| porno- {prefix}
|
:: porn-
|
| Porno {m} [slang]
|
:: porn / a porn movie
|
| Pornodarsteller {m} [film, pornography]
|
:: pornstar
|
| Pornodarstellerin {f}
|
:: feminine noun of Pornodarsteller
|
| Pornografie {f}
|
:: pornography
|
| pornografisch {adj}
|
:: pornographic
|
| Pornographie {f}
|
:: alternative form of Pornografie
|
| pornographisch {adj}
|
:: pornographic
|
| Pornokratie {f}
|
:: pornocracy
|
| porös {adj}
|
:: porous (permeable)
|
| Porphyrie {f} [disease]
|
:: porphyria
|
| Porphyrin {n}
|
:: porphyrin
|
| Porree {m}
|
:: leek
|
| Porsche {prop} {m}
|
:: surname
|
| Porst {m}
|
:: [archaic] gale (Myrica gale)
|
| Porst {m}
|
:: marsh rosemary (Rhododendron tomentosum)
|
| Porst {m}
|
:: [archaic] hogweed (Heracleum gen. et spp.)
|
| Port {m} [poetic, obsolete]
|
:: haven (place of safety)
|
| Port {m} [obsolete]
|
:: harbor, port
|
| Port {m} [computer hardware, networking]
|
:: port
|
| portabel {adj}
|
:: portable
|
| Portable Executable {m} [software]
|
:: portable executable
|
| Portal {n} [architecture]
|
:: portal
|
| Portefeuille {n}
|
:: portfolio
|
| Portemonnaie {n}
|
:: wallet, purse
|
| Portier {m}
|
:: porter, doorman
|
| Portion {f}
|
:: portion
|
| portionsweise {adv}
|
:: in portions
|
| Portmonee {n}
|
:: alternative spelling of Portemonnaie
|
| Porto {n}
|
:: postage (charge)
|
| portofrei {adj}
|
:: postage-free
|
| Portokasse {f}
|
:: petty cash
|
| Portrait {n}
|
:: obsolete spelling of Porträt
|
| portraitieren {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of porträtieren
|
| Porträt {n}
|
:: portrait
|
| porträtieren {v}
|
:: to paint a portrait of
|
| porträtieren {v}
|
:: to portray
|
| Portugal {prop} {n}
|
:: Portugal (country)
|
| Portugiese {m}
|
:: male person from Portugal
|
| Portugiesin {f}
|
:: female person from Portugal
|
| portugiesisch {adj}
|
:: Portuguese
|
| Portugiesisch {n}
|
:: the Portuguese language
|
| portugiesischer Wasserhund {m}
|
:: Portuguese Water Dog
|
| Portwein {m}
|
:: port wine
|
| Porz {prop} {f}
|
:: A borough of Cologne, Germany
|
| Porzellan {n}
|
:: porcelain
|
| porzellanen {adj}
|
:: porcelain
|
| Porzeln {p}
|
:: fried balls of dough (flour, yeast, milk, butter, sugar) with raisins and often apples in them; a sweet Prussian dish, which among the Mennonites in Russia and America developed into portzelky
|
| porzin {adj}
|
:: porcine
|
| Pos. {noun} [music]
|
:: abbreviation of Posaune
|
| Pos 1 {noun} [computing]
|
:: Home
|
| Posaune {f}
|
:: trombone
|
| posaunen {v}
|
:: to play the trumpet
|
| Posaunenchor {m}
|
:: trombone choir
|
| Posaunenklang {m}
|
:: trombone sound
|
| Posaunenspiel {n}
|
:: trombone playing, trombone play
|
| Posaunenspieler {m}
|
:: trombone-player, tromboner, trombonist
|
| Pöschl {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pose {f} [human body]
|
:: pose
|
| Poseidon {prop} {m} [Greek god]
|
:: Poseidon
|
| Posen {prop} {n}
|
:: Posen (city)
|
| posieren {v} [to assume or maintain a pose]
|
:: to pose
|
| Position {f}
|
:: position
|
| Positionierung {f}
|
:: positioning
|
| positiv {adj}
|
:: positive
|
| Positiv {m} [grammar]
|
:: positive
|
| positivistisch {adj}
|
:: positivistic
|
| Positron {n}
|
:: positron
|
| Posse {f} [theater or figuratively]
|
:: farce, burlesque
|
| Possen {m} [dated]
|
:: joke, practical joke, antics
|
| possessiv {adj}
|
:: possessive
|
| Possessivkompositum {n} [linguistics]
|
:: bahuvrihi
|
| Possessivpronomen {n}
|
:: possessive pronoun
|
| Possessivsuffix {n}
|
:: possessive suffix (suffix indicating possession)
|
| possierlich {adj}
|
:: cute and comical (especially of small animals)
|
| post- {prefix}
|
:: post-
|
| Post {f} [uncountable]
|
:: post (method of sending mail)
|
| Post {f} [uncountable]
|
:: post (mail)
|
| Post {f} [countable]
|
:: post office
|
| Post {m}
|
:: post (individual message in an Internet forum)
|
| Post {m} [basketball]
|
:: post (location on the court)
|
| Post {m}
|
:: obsolete form of Porst
|
| postalisch {adj}
|
:: postal
|
| postalveolar {adj}
|
:: postalveolar
|
| Postalveolar {m} [phonetics]
|
:: postalveolar
|
| Postamt {n}
|
:: post office, postal service
|
| postamtlich {adj}
|
:: postal service (attributive)
|
| postapokalyptisch {adj}
|
:: postapocalyptic
|
| Postauto {n}
|
:: mail truck
|
| Postauto {n} [Switzerland]
|
:: postbus (public bus operated by local mail delivery to provide public transport in rural areas)
|
| Postbote {m}
|
:: mailman, postman, postie, mail carrier, letter carrier, mailperson (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| posten {v} [Internet]
|
:: to post
|
| Posten {m}
|
:: post, station
|
| Posten {m}
|
:: job, position
|
| Posten {m} [trade or accounting]
|
:: lot, position
|
| Posten {m} [mining]
|
:: batch of ore for smelting
|
| Posten {m} [firearms]
|
:: buckshot, big dot
|
| Poster {n}
|
:: poster (A picture of a celebrity, an event etc., intended to be attached to a wall.)
|
| Poster {m}
|
:: Someone who writes something in a social network
|
| Postfach {n}
|
:: post-office box
|
| postfaktisch {adj}
|
:: postfact
|
| postfaktisch {adj}
|
:: post-truth
|
| postfrisch {adj}
|
:: mint (unused stamp)
|
| Posthorn {n}
|
:: post horn
|
| Posthornschnecke {f}
|
:: great ramshorn, Planorbarius corneus, a freshwater air-breathing snail
|
| posthum {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of postum
|
| Postille {f}
|
:: rag (a newspaper or magazine comprising only a few pages; often used disparagingly for any printed materials of little journalistic value, such as advertising brochures)
|
| Postille {f}
|
:: book of prayers, sermons, postil, homily
|
| Postillion {m}
|
:: postilion
|
| Postillion {m} [butterfly]
|
:: Dark Clouded Yellow
|
| Postillon {m}
|
:: alternative form of Postillion
|
| Postkarte {f}
|
:: postcard
|
| postkommunistisch {adj}
|
:: postcommunist
|
| postkranial {adj}
|
:: postcranial
|
| Postkutsche {f}
|
:: stage-coach, post chaise
|
| Postlagerkarte {f} [historical]
|
:: German postal service that enabled customers to receive mail anonymously, without providing any identification documents
|
| postlagernd {adj}
|
:: poste restante (attributive)
|
| Postleitzahl {f}
|
:: postal code
|
| Pöstler {m} [Swiss]
|
:: postman
|
| Postludium {n}
|
:: postlude
|
| postmenopausal {adj}
|
:: postmenopausal
|
| postmortal {adj}
|
:: post mortem
|
| postnatal {adj}
|
:: postnatal
|
| postoperativ {adj}
|
:: postoperative
|
| Postposition {f}
|
:: postposition
|
| postpostmodern {adj}
|
:: postpostmodern
|
| postsexuell {adj}
|
:: postsexual
|
| Postskriptum {n}
|
:: postscriptum
|
| postsynaptisch {adj}
|
:: postsynaptic
|
| posttraumatisch {adj}
|
:: posttraumatic
|
| posttraumatische Belastungsstörung {f}
|
:: post-traumatic stress disorder
|
| Postulat {n}
|
:: postulate
|
| postulationsfähig {adj} [legal]
|
:: postulatory
|
| postulieren {v}
|
:: to postulate
|
| postum {adj}
|
:: posthumous
|
| postvulkanisch {adj}
|
:: postvolcanic
|
| postwendend {adj}
|
:: by return mail
|
| Potemkinsches Dorf {n}
|
:: Potemkin village (any false construct devised to disguise a shortcoming or improve appearances)
|
| potent {adj}
|
:: potent
|
| Potential {n}
|
:: alternative spelling of Potenzial
|
| Potentialdifferenz {f} [physics]
|
:: potential difference
|
| potentiell {adj}
|
:: potential
|
| potentiell {adv}
|
:: alternative form of potenziell
|
| Potentiometer {n}
|
:: potentiometer
|
| Potentiometrie {f} [chemistry, physics]
|
:: potentiometry
|
| potentiometrisch {adj}
|
:: potentiometric
|
| Potenz {f}
|
:: potency
|
| Potenz {f}
|
:: virility
|
| Potenz {f}
|
:: power (maths)
|
| Potenzial {n}
|
:: potential
|
| potenziell {adj}
|
:: potential
|
| potenziell {adv}
|
:: potentially
|
| potenzsteigernd {adj}
|
:: (sexual) potency-enhancing
|
| Pöter {m} [colloquial]
|
:: buttocks
|
| Potitze {f} [Austria]
|
:: potica (a sweet cake made with yeast-leavened dough and a filling often with nuts or poppy)
|
| Potpourri {n}
|
:: potpourri
|
| Potsdam {prop} {n}
|
:: Potsdam (city close to Berlin, Germany)
|
| Potsdamer {m}
|
:: A native or resident of Potsdam
|
| Pott {m} [regional]
|
:: large cup
|
| Pott {m} [regional]
|
:: pot (cooking vessel)
|
| Pott {m} [regional]
|
:: pot; jar (storage vessel)
|
| Pott {m} [colloquial]
|
:: large ship
|
| Pott {m} [colloquial]
|
:: cup (sports trophy)
|
| Pott {m} [gambling]
|
:: pot
|
| Pott {m} [colloquial]
|
:: toilet
|
| Pott {prop} {m} [colloquial, short for Kohlenpott]
|
:: the Ruhr Area
|
| Pottasche {f}
|
:: potash
|
| Pöttelsdorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Pöttelsdorf (municipality)
|
| Pottendorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Pottendorf (municipality)
|
| Pottenstein {prop} {n}
|
:: Pottenstein (municipality)
|
| Pottenstein {prop} {n}
|
:: Pottenstein (municipality)
|
| Pöttgen {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| potthässlich {adj}
|
:: very ugly
|
| Pötting {prop} {n}
|
:: Pötting (municipality)
|
| Pottsau {f} [vulgar]
|
:: ~ 'filthy pig'
|
| Pöttsching {prop} {n}
|
:: Pöttsching (municipality)
|
| Pottwal {m}
|
:: sperm whale
|
| potz {interj} [minced oath]
|
:: gosh
|
| potz Blitz {interj}
|
:: gosh darn
|
| Poule {f} [obsolete]
|
:: bet sum, wager
|
| Poule {f} [obsolete]
|
:: a kind of pool, billiards
|
| Poulet {n} [Switzerland]
|
:: chicken (meat)
|
| power {adj} [regional, colloquial]
|
:: poor, miserable
|
| Power {f} [colloquial]
|
:: strength, energy, physical power
|
| Power {f} [statistics]
|
:: power
|
| Powidl {m} [Austria]
|
:: plum jam
|
| Poysdorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Poysdorf (municipality)
|
| PPS {noun}
|
:: Produktionsplanung und -steuerung
|
| PPS {noun}
|
:: Produktions-Planungs-System (ERP)
|
| prä- {prefix}
|
:: pre-, prae-
|
| Präambel {f}
|
:: preamble (a short statement or remark, especially an explanatory introduction to a formal document or statute)
|
| Präantepänultima {f} [rare]
|
:: preantepenult
|
| Präarchaikum {prop}
|
:: synonym of Hadaikum; the Hadean
|
| Pracht {f}
|
:: splendor, magnificence
|
| Pracht {f}
|
:: resplendence
|
| Pracht {prop}
|
:: Pracht (municipality)
|
| prächtig {adj}
|
:: splendid, wonderful
|
| prächtiger {adj}
|
:: comparative of prächtig
|
| prächtigsten {adj}
|
:: superlative of prächtig
|
| Prachtkerl {m}
|
:: handsome man, hunk
|
| Prachtstraße {f}
|
:: avenue, boulevard
|
| prachtvoll {adj}
|
:: resplendent, gorgeous
|
| Prachtweib {n}
|
:: beautiful woman
|
| Prädation {f} [biology]
|
:: predation (the preying of one animal on others)
|
| Prädator {m} [ecology]
|
:: predator (any organism that feeds on other organisms)
|
| Prädestination {f} [theology]
|
:: predestination
|
| prädestinieren {v}
|
:: To predestine
|
| prädestiniert {v}
|
:: past participle of prädestinieren
|
| prädestiniert {adj}
|
:: predestined
|
| prädial {adj}
|
:: praedial
|
| Prädialadel {m}
|
:: nobility whose positions derived from granted land, landed gentry
|
| Prädikat {n} [grammar]
|
:: predicate
|
| Prädikat {n}
|
:: (positive) valuation of an object or a performance; Example: Prädikatswein (superior quality wine)
|
| Prädikatenlogik {f}
|
:: predicate logic
|
| prädikativ {adj}
|
:: predicative
|
| prädiktabel {adj}
|
:: predictable
|
| Praeantepaenultima {noun}
|
:: dated spelling of Präantepänultima
|
| Praeteritio {f} [rhetoric, linguistics]
|
:: paralipsis
|
| präfaschistisch {adj}
|
:: prefascist
|
| Präfekt {m}
|
:: prefect
|
| Präfektur {f}
|
:: prefecture
|
| präferabel {adj}
|
:: preferable
|
| Präferenz {f}
|
:: preference
|
| präferieren {v}
|
:: to prefer
|
| präfigieren {v}
|
:: to prefix
|
| Präfigierung {f}
|
:: prefixation
|
| Präfix {n}
|
:: prefix
|
| Prag {prop} {n}
|
:: Prag (capital city)
|
| Prägeanstalt {f}
|
:: mint
|
| prägen {v}
|
:: to mint
|
| prägen {v}
|
:: to characterize
|
| Prager {m}
|
:: Praguer; native or resident of Prague
|
| Pragmatik {f}
|
:: pragmatics
|
| Pragmatiker {m}
|
:: pragmatist (practical person)
|
| Pragmatiker {m} [philosophy]
|
:: pragmatist
|
| Pragmatiker {m} [linguistics]
|
:: pragmatist
|
| pragmatisch {adj}
|
:: pragmatic
|
| Pragmatismus {m}
|
:: pragmatism
|
| prägnant {adj}
|
:: meaningful and concise; to the point; apposite; pithy
|
| Prags {prop} {n}
|
:: Prags (municipality)
|
| Prägung {f}
|
:: coinage
|
| Prägung {f}
|
:: imprinting
|
| prähistorisch {adj}
|
:: prehistoric
|
| prahlen {v}
|
:: to brag
|
| Prahlerei {f}
|
:: bragging
|
| Prahlhans {m} [colloquial]
|
:: braggart, blowhard, showoff
|
| Prahm {m}
|
:: a large flat-bottomed boat, having broad, square ends; scow
|
| präjudiziell {adj}
|
:: prejudicial
|
| präkambrisch {adj}
|
:: Precambrian
|
| Präkambrium {prop}
|
:: the Precambrian
|
| Präkognition {f}
|
:: precognition
|
| präkolumbisch {adj}
|
:: pre-Columbian
|
| präkomatös {adj}
|
:: precomatose
|
| Praktik {f}
|
:: practice, method, procedure
|
| Praktik {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: practice, habit, custom
|
| praktikabel {adj}
|
:: practicable
|
| Praktikant {m} [education]
|
:: trainee
|
| Praktikantin {f} [education]
|
:: A female trainee
|
| Praktikum {n}
|
:: internship (job taken by a student)
|
| Praktikum {n}
|
:: work placement, practicum
|
| praktisch {adj}
|
:: practical
|
| praktisch {adj}
|
:: applied
|
| praktisch {adj}
|
:: convenient
|
| praktisch {adv}
|
:: virtually (almost but not quite)
|
| praktiziert {v}
|
:: past participle of praktizieren
|
| praktiziert {adj}
|
:: practiced / practised
|
| präliminär {adj}
|
:: preliminary
|
| Praline {f}
|
:: praline
|
| prall {adj}
|
:: full; firm; tight
|
| prallen {v} [with sein]
|
:: to collide, hit
|
| prallen {v} [with haben]
|
:: to shine
|
| Pram {prop} {n}
|
:: Pram (municipality)
|
| Pram {prop} {n}
|
:: Pram (river)
|
| prämarital {adj}
|
:: premarital
|
| Prambachkirchen {prop} {n}
|
:: Prambachkirchen (municipality)
|
| Pramet {prop} {n}
|
:: Pramet (municipality)
|
| Prämie {f}
|
:: bonus (extra earnings)
|
| Prämie {f}
|
:: premium (contribution to insurance)
|
| prämiert {adj}
|
:: award-winning
|
| Prämisse {f}
|
:: premise
|
| prämonetär {adj}
|
:: premonetary
|
| pränatal {adj}
|
:: prenatal, antenatal
|
| prangen {v}
|
:: to resplend
|
| prangen {v}
|
:: to show off, to flaunt
|
| Pranger {m}
|
:: pillory
|
| Pranke {f}
|
:: paw of a large predator, especially felines (compare Tatze);
|
| Pranke {f} [colloquial]
|
:: large, coarse hand ;
|
| präoperativ {adj} [surgery]
|
:: preoperative
|
| Präordnung {f} [mathematics]
|
:: preorder
|
| Präparat {n}
|
:: preparation
|
| Präparat {n}
|
:: prepared specimen
|
| Präparation {f}
|
:: dissection
|
| Präparation {f}
|
:: preparation
|
| präparativ {adj}
|
:: preparative
|
| Präparator {m}
|
:: dissector
|
| Präparator {m}
|
:: A person who prepares biological specimens
|
| präplanetar {adj}
|
:: preplanetary
|
| Präposition {f} [grammar, broad sense]
|
:: adposition, preposition (broad sense)
|
| Präposition {f} [grammar, narrow sense]
|
:: preposition (narrow sense)
|
| präpositional {adj}
|
:: prepositional
|
| Präpositionalphrase {f} [linguistics]
|
:: prepositional phrase
|
| Präpositiv {m} [grammar]
|
:: prepositional case
|
| präpostmodern {adj}
|
:: prepostmodern
|
| präpotent {adj}
|
:: prepotent
|
| präpotent {adj} [Austria, obsolete]
|
:: pushy, cheeky, arrogant
|
| Präpotenz {f}
|
:: prepotency
|
| Präpotenz {f} [Austria, obsolete]
|
:: obtrusiveness, impudence, arrogance
|
| präprandial {adj}
|
:: preprandial
|
| präpubertär {adj}
|
:: prepubescent
|
| präpubertierend {adj}
|
:: prepubescent
|
| Prärie {f}
|
:: prairie
|
| prärogativ {adj}
|
:: prerogative
|
| Präsens {n} [grammar, uncountable]
|
:: present tense
|
| Präsens {n} [grammar, countable]
|
:: verb in the present tense
|
| präsent {adj}
|
:: present
|
| Präsent {n}
|
:: gift (something given to another voluntarily, without charge)
|
| Präsentation {f}
|
:: presentation
|
| präsentieren {vt}
|
:: present
|
| präsentieren {vr}
|
:: introduce
|
| präsentieren {vt} [military]
|
:: present arms
|
| präsentiert {v}
|
:: past participle of präsentieren
|
| präsentisch {adj} [linguistcs]
|
:: present
|
| Präsenz {f}
|
:: presence, attendance
|
| Praseodym {n}
|
:: praseodymium
|
| Präservativ {n} [formal]
|
:: condom
|
| Präsident {m}
|
:: president; chairman, chairperson, chair (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Präsidentenwahl {f}
|
:: presidential election, election of a president
|
| Präsidentin {f}
|
:: president (female); chairman, chairperson, chair (female), chairwoman
|
| Präsidentschaft {f}
|
:: presidency
|
| Präsidentschaftskandidat {m}
|
:: presidential candidate, candidate for president, candidate for a presidency
|
| Präsidentschaftskandidatin {f}
|
:: presidential candidate, candidate for president, candidate for a presidency (female)
|
| präsidiabel {adj}
|
:: presidential
|
| präsidial {adj}
|
:: presidential (pertaining to a president)
|
| Präsidium {n}
|
:: presidium
|
| Präsidium {n}
|
:: headquarters
|
| präskriptiv {adj}
|
:: prescriptive
|
| prasseln {v}
|
:: to clatter
|
| prasseln {v}
|
:: to crackle
|
| prasseln {v} [figuratively]
|
:: to rain down, hail down
|
| prassen {vi}
|
:: to splurge, to live extravagantly
|
| präsumtiv {adj}
|
:: presumptive
|
| prätentiös {adj}
|
:: pretentious
|
| Prater {prop} {m}
|
:: Prater (large public park in Vienna)
|
| präterital {adj}
|
:: preterite
|
| Präteritopräsens {n}
|
:: preterite-present verb, preterite-present
|
| Präteritum {n} [grammar]
|
:: preterite (preterite tense; past tense)
|
| Präteritumperfekt {n} [grammar]
|
:: pluperfect
|
| Prävalenz {f}
|
:: prevalence
|
| Prävention {f}
|
:: prevention (the act of preventing or hindering)
|
| präventiv {adj}
|
:: preventive
|
| Präverb {n} [grammar]
|
:: preverb
|
| Praxis {f}
|
:: practice, praxis (opposite of theory)
|
| Praxis {f}
|
:: surgery (UK), doctor's office (US), practice (South Africa) (workplace of a self-employed doctor)
|
| praxisfern {adj}
|
:: theoretical (rather than practical)
|
| praxisfremd {adj}
|
:: theoretical (rather than practical)
|
| praxisnah {adj}
|
:: practical (rather than theoretical)
|
| Präzedenzfall {m} [legal]
|
:: precedent
|
| präzis {adj}
|
:: alternative form of präzise
|
| präzise {adj}
|
:: precise
|
| Präzision {f}
|
:: precision
|
| Prechtl {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| predigen {v}
|
:: to preach
|
| Prediger {m}
|
:: preacher
|
| Prediger {m}
|
:: Ecclesiastes
|
| Predigerin {f}
|
:: feminine noun of Prediger
|
| Predigt {f}
|
:: sermon; preaching
|
| Predigt {f} [archaic]
|
:: proclamation
|
| Preding {prop} {n}
|
:: Preding (municipality)
|
| Pregarten {prop} {n}
|
:: Pregarten (municipality)
|
| Prehnit {m} [mineral]
|
:: prehnite
|
| Preis {m}
|
:: price
|
| Preis {m}
|
:: prize, award
|
| Preisanstieg {m} [economics]
|
:: inflation (price increase)
|
| preisbewusst {adj}
|
:: price-conscious
|
| Preiselbeere {f}
|
:: lingonberry, cowberry (Vaccinium vitis-idaea)
|
| preisen {v}
|
:: to hail, to laud, to praise
|
| Preisgabe {f}
|
:: abandonment
|
| preisgeben {v}
|
:: to abandon, to forsake or betray
|
| preisgeben {v}
|
:: to disclose, to reveal, to no longer keep secret
|
| preisgegeben {v}
|
:: past participle of preisgeben
|
| preisgekrönt {adj}
|
:: award-winning, prizewinning
|
| preisgünstig {adj}
|
:: inexpensive
|
| preislich {adj}
|
:: price (attributive)
|
| preislich {adj}
|
:: praiseworthy
|
| Preisnachlass {m}
|
:: discount
|
| Preisschild {n}
|
:: price label, price tag
|
| Preisträger {m}
|
:: prize winner, laureate
|
| preisverdächtig {adj}
|
:: possibly award-winning
|
| preiswert {adj}
|
:: [more originally] worth its price
|
| preiswert {adj}
|
:: [commonly] inexpensive, cheap
|
| Preitenegg {prop} {n}
|
:: Preitenegg (municipality)
|
| prekär {adj}
|
:: precarious
|
| prekärer {adj}
|
:: comparative of prekär
|
| Prekariat {n}
|
:: (sociology) (neologism) precariat
|
| Prekarisierung {f}
|
:: precarity
|
| prekärsten {adj}
|
:: superlative of prekär
|
| prellen {v}
|
:: to bruise
|
| prellen {v}
|
:: to bilk
|
| prellen {v} [electronics]
|
:: to bounce
|
| Prellenkirchen {prop} {n}
|
:: Prellenkirchen (municipality)
|
| Prellung {f}
|
:: bruise
|
| Premier {m}
|
:: premier, prime minister
|
| Premiere {f}
|
:: premiere
|
| Premierminister {m}
|
:: prime minister
|
| Premierministerin {f}
|
:: female prime minister
|
| Premstätten {prop} {n}
|
:: Premstätten (municipality)
|
| Prenzlau {prop}
|
:: Prenzlau (city)
|
| Prenzlauer {m}
|
:: A native or resident of Prenzlau
|
| presbyterianisch {adj}
|
:: Presbyterian
|
| preschen {v}
|
:: to rush
|
| Pressbaum {prop} {n}
|
:: Pressbaum (municipality)
|
| Pressburg {prop} {n}
|
:: Pressburg (capital city)
|
| Preßburg {prop} {n}
|
:: obsolete spelling of Pressburg
|
| Presse {f}
|
:: press (device used to apply pressure)
|
| Presse {f} [uncountable]
|
:: press (printed media)
|
| Pressefreiheit {f}
|
:: freedom of the press
|
| Pressehaus {n}
|
:: press building
|
| Pressekonferenz {f}
|
:: press conference
|
| Pressemitteilung {f}
|
:: press release (an official written statement)
|
| pressen {vt}
|
:: to press
|
| pressen {vi} [at birth]
|
:: to push
|
| pressen {vi} [at constipation]
|
:: to strain oneself
|
| Presseschau {f}
|
:: press review
|
| pressesprachlich {adj}
|
:: journalese (attributive)
|
| Pressesprecher {m}
|
:: press officer / press secretary
|
| pressieren {v} [impersonal, + dative, chiefly southern Germany, Austria, Switzerland]
|
:: to be pressing and urgent (for)
|
| pressieren {v} [chiefly southern Germany, Austria, Switzerland]
|
:: to rush, to be in a hurry
|
| Pressluft {f}
|
:: compressed air
|
| Pressluftbohrer {m}
|
:: pneumatic drill
|
| Presslufthammer {m}
|
:: jackhammer (powered by compressed air)
|
| Presssack {m} [Bavaria]
|
:: brawn, a type of sausage
|
| Presssack {m}
|
:: draining bag for grated potatoes
|
| Pressstempelkanne {f}
|
:: cafetière
|
| Prestige {n}
|
:: prestige
|
| prestigeträchtig {adj}
|
:: prestigious
|
| Prettau {prop} {n}
|
:: Prettau (municipality)
|
| preuß. {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of preußisch
|
| Preuße {m}
|
:: Prussian
|
| Preuße {m} [Southern Germany, derogatory]
|
:: Northern German
|
| Preussen {prop} {n}
|
:: alternative spelling of Preußen
|
| Preußen {prop} {n}
|
:: Prussia (European kingdom and component part of Germany)
|
| preußisch {adj}
|
:: Prussian
|
| priapeisch {adj}
|
:: related to Priapus
|
| priapeisch {adj}
|
:: (dated) lewd, obscene
|
| priapisch {adj}
|
:: alternative form of priapeisch
|
| Priapismus {m} [medicine]
|
:: priapism
|
| Priapswurm {m}
|
:: penis worm
|
| prickeln {v}
|
:: to prickle
|
| prickeln {v}
|
:: to sparkle
|
| prickelnd {adj}
|
:: prickling, tingling
|
| Priel {m}
|
:: tidal creek
|
| Priester {m} [religion, generally]
|
:: priest
|
| Priester {m} [Roman Catholicism]
|
:: priest; presbyter (man who has received the sacrament of ordination)
|
| Priester {m} [Christianity, chiefly Protestantism]
|
:: priest (every believer)
|
| Priesterin {f}
|
:: (religion) priestess (female priest); churchwoman
|
| priesterlich {adj}
|
:: priestly, clerical
|
| Priesterschaft {f}
|
:: priesthood
|
| Priestertum {n}
|
:: priesthood
|
| Prigglitz {prop} {n}
|
:: Prigglitz (municipality)
|
| prima {adj}
|
:: great, super
|
| Prima {f} [obsolete]
|
:: Collectively, the final and penultimate classes of Gymnasium
|
| Prima {f} [Austria, dated]
|
:: first class of Gymnasium
|
| Prima {m} [finance]
|
:: first of exchange
|
| Primadonna {f}
|
:: prima donna
|
| primär {adj}
|
:: primary
|
| Primärenergie {f}
|
:: primary (source of) energy (i.e. natural, not converted to another form)
|
| Primarius {m} [music]
|
:: first violinist
|
| Primarius {m} [Austria]
|
:: primary care physician
|
| Primärkunststoff {m}
|
:: primary plastics
|
| Primärreaktion {f}
|
:: primary reaction
|
| Primärreaktion {f} [immunology]
|
:: primary immune response
|
| Primas {m} [ecclesiastical, title]
|
:: primacy
|
| Primas {m} [ecclesiastical, position]
|
:: primate
|
| Primas {m} [music]
|
:: The head fiddler of a Sinti music group
|
| Primat {m} [ecclesiastical]
|
:: primate
|
| Primat {m} [zoology]
|
:: primate
|
| Primat {n} {m}
|
:: primacy, supremacy
|
| Primat {n} {m} [ecclesiastical]
|
:: primacy
|
| Primat {n} {m} [wine]
|
:: Primat
|
| Primatologe {m}
|
:: primatologist
|
| Primatologin {f}
|
:: female primatologist
|
| Primel {f}
|
:: primrose, primula
|
| Primfaktor {m} [math]
|
:: prime factor (number contained in the set of prime numbers)
|
| Primgeiger {m}
|
:: first violinist, especially in a string quartet
|
| Primgeiger {m} [Austria, sports]
|
:: star player, top scorer
|
| primitiv {adj}
|
:: primitive
|
| Primiz {f} [Catholicism]
|
:: first mass of a newly ordained priest
|
| primordial {adj}
|
:: primordial
|
| Primzahl {f} [number theory]
|
:: prime number
|
| Primzahllücke {f} [mathematics]
|
:: prime gap
|
| Prinz {m}
|
:: prince
|
| Prinzersdorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Prinzersdorf (municipality)
|
| Prinzess {f}
|
:: obsolete form of Prinzessin
|
| Prinzeß {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of Prinzess obsolete form of Prinzessin
|
| Prinzessin {f}
|
:: princess (female member of a royal family other than a queen, especially a daughter or granddaughter)
|
| Prinzip {n}
|
:: principle
|
| Prinzip der geringsten Überraschung {n} [software, user interface, design]
|
:: principle of least astonishment
|
| prinzipiell {adv}
|
:: fundamental, in principle, on principle, of principle
|
| prinzipiell {adv}
|
:: principled
|
| prinzipiell {adv}
|
:: as a matter of principle
|
| prinzipienfrei {adj}
|
:: devoid of principles, unprincipled
|
| Prion {m}
|
:: prion (etiologic agent of TSE)
|
| Prior {m}
|
:: prior (high-ranking member of a monastery)
|
| Priorat {n}
|
:: priory
|
| Priorei {f}
|
:: priory
|
| priorisieren {v}
|
:: to prioritize
|
| prioritär {adj}
|
:: priority
|
| Priorität {f}
|
:: priority
|
| Prise {f}
|
:: A pinch (of salt, flour, ...), a dash
|
| Prise {f}
|
:: A prize (captured ship)
|
| Prisma {n}
|
:: prism
|
| prismenförmig {adj}
|
:: prismatic (shaped like a prism)
|
| Pritsche {f}
|
:: plank bed, cot
|
| Pritsche {f}
|
:: loading platform
|
| privat {adj}
|
:: private
|
| Privatangelegenheit {f}
|
:: private matter, private affair
|
| Privatbesitz {m}
|
:: private property; private ownership
|
| Privatdetektiv {m}
|
:: private investigator
|
| Privatdozent {m} [academia]
|
:: privatdozent (an academic who holds all formal qualifications to become a tenured university professor)
|
| Privateigentum {n}
|
:: private property
|
| Privatier {m}
|
:: independent gentleman, man of independent means
|
| privatisieren {v}
|
:: to privatize
|
| Privatisierung {f}
|
:: privatization
|
| Privatleben {n}
|
:: personal life, private life
|
| Privatmesse {f}
|
:: Low Mass [i.e. without a congregation]
|
| Privatpatient {m} [Germany, healthcare, colloquial]
|
:: A patient who is member of a private health insurance, as opposed to a member of an insurance that belongs to the national health insurance system
|
| Privatpatientin {f}
|
:: feminine noun of Privatpatient
|
| Privatperson {f}
|
:: private individual
|
| Privatsache {f}
|
:: private matter, private affair
|
| Privatsender {m}
|
:: commercial broadcaster
|
| Privatsphäre {f}
|
:: privacy
|
| Privatsträßchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Privatstraße
|
| Privatstrasse {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of Privatstraße
|
| Privatstraße {f}
|
:: private road
|
| Privatsträßlein {n}
|
:: diminutive of Privatstraße
|
| Privatunterricht {m}
|
:: private lessons, private classes, private tuition, private education
|
| Privatwirtschaft {f} [economics]
|
:: private sector
|
| Priv.-Doz. {m}
|
:: abbreviation of Privatdozent
|
| Privileg {n}
|
:: privilege
|
| privilegieren {v}
|
:: to privilege
|
| privilegiert {adj}
|
:: privileged
|
| pro {prep}
|
:: per, each
|
| proaktiv {adj}
|
:: proactive (acting in advance)
|
| probabilistisch {adj}
|
:: probabilistic
|
| Proband {m}
|
:: experimentee, guinea pig
|
| Proband {m}
|
:: proband
|
| probat {adj}
|
:: appropriate; suitable; proven
|
| Probe {f}
|
:: trial
|
| Probe {f}
|
:: test
|
| Probe {f}
|
:: rehearsal
|
| Probe {f}
|
:: sample
|
| Probebohrung {f}
|
:: test drilling
|
| Probeexemplar {n}
|
:: sample copy
|
| Probefahrt {f}
|
:: test drive
|
| Probelösung {f}
|
:: test solution
|
| Probelösung {f}
|
:: sample solution
|
| proben {v}
|
:: to rehearse
|
| probieren {v}
|
:: to try
|
| probieren {v}
|
:: to taste
|
| probieren {v}
|
:: to sample
|
| Probieren geht über Studieren {proverb}
|
:: the proof of the pudding is in the eating
|
| Problem {n}
|
:: problem
|
| Problematik {f}
|
:: problematics (problems, set of problems, problematic aspect or concern)
|
| problematisch {adj}
|
:: problematic, problematical
|
| problematischsten {adj}
|
:: superlative of problematisch
|
| Problemchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Problem
|
| Problemkind {n}
|
:: problem child
|
| problemlos {adj}
|
:: easily, trouble-free, hasslefree, without a hitch, without problems, smoothly
|
| Problemlösen {n}
|
:: problem solving
|
| Problemlöser {noun}
|
:: problem solver
|
| Problemlösung {f}
|
:: troubleshooting (problem solving)
|
| Procedere {n}
|
:: alternative form of Prozedere
|
| prodromal {adj}
|
:: prodromal
|
| producieren {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of produzieren
|
| Produkt {n} [manufacturing]
|
:: product
|
| Produkt {n} [mathematics]
|
:: product
|
| Produktion {f}
|
:: production
|
| Produktionsanlage {f}
|
:: manufacturing plant
|
| Produktionskapazität {f}
|
:: production / manufacturing capacity
|
| Produktionsland {n}
|
:: country of production
|
| Produktionsmittel {n} [economics, Marxism]
|
:: means of production
|
| Produktionsort {m}
|
:: production site
|
| Produktionsverfahren {n}
|
:: manufacturing / production process
|
| produktiv {adj}
|
:: productive
|
| Produktivität {f}
|
:: productivity
|
| Produktregistrierung {f}
|
:: product registration
|
| Produktvergleich {m}
|
:: product comparison
|
| Produzent {m} [also biology]
|
:: producer
|
| Produzentin {f}
|
:: feminine noun of Produzent
|
| produzieren {v}
|
:: to produce
|
| produzierend {adj}
|
:: producing
|
| produzierend {adj}
|
:: productive
|
| produzierend {adj}
|
:: secreting
|
| produziert {adj} [especially, in combination]
|
:: produced
|
| proeuropäisch {adj}
|
:: pro-European
|
| Prof {m} [colloquial]
|
:: clipping of Professor
|
| profan {adj}
|
:: profane
|
| Profession {f}
|
:: profession
|
| Professionalismus {m}
|
:: professionalism
|
| professionell {adj}
|
:: professional
|
| Professionelle {mf}
|
:: professional, pro
|
| Professionelle {mf} [euphemistic]
|
:: prostitute
|
| Professioneller {noun}
|
:: Inflected form of Professionelle
|
| Professor {m}
|
:: professor
|
| professoral {adj}
|
:: professorial
|
| Professorchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Professor
|
| Professorin {f}
|
:: female professor
|
| Professorin {f} [dated]
|
:: professor’s wife
|
| Professorlein {n}
|
:: diminutive of Professor
|
| Professur {f}
|
:: professorship, chair
|
| Profi {m} [colloquial]
|
:: pro
|
| Profil {n}
|
:: profile
|
| Profit {m}
|
:: profit
|
| profitabel {adj}
|
:: profitable
|
| Profitänzer {m}
|
:: professional dancer
|
| Profitänzerin {f}
|
:: female professional dancer
|
| Profitchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Profit
|
| Profiteur {m}
|
:: profiteer
|
| profitieren {v}
|
:: To benefit
|
| profitieren {v}
|
:: To profit
|
| profitiert {v}
|
:: past participle of profitieren
|
| pro forma {adj}
|
:: pro forma
|
| pro forma {adv}
|
:: pro forma
|
| profund {adj}
|
:: profound
|
| prognath {adj}
|
:: prognathous
|
| Prognose {f}
|
:: prediction, forecast, prognosis
|
| Prognose {f} [meteorology]
|
:: forecast
|
| Prognose {f} [finance, economics]
|
:: projection
|
| prognostizierbar {adj}
|
:: predictable
|
| prognostizieren {v}
|
:: to predict
|
| prognostizieren {v} [medicine]
|
:: to prognose
|
| Programm {n}
|
:: program (set of structured ideas or activities; a list thereof)
|
| Programm {n} [TV, radio]
|
:: schedule; programming (whole of a station’s shows; their chronological order; a list thereof)
|
| Programm {n} [loosely also]
|
:: the station itself; a network; channel
|
| Programm {n} [loosely also]
|
:: a single item of this schedule; a program; show
|
| Programm {n} [computer]
|
:: program
|
| programmatisch {adj}
|
:: According to a predefined programme
|
| programmatisch {adj}
|
:: goal-setting
|
| programmatisch {adj} [computing]
|
:: programmatic
|
| programmatisch {adv} [software]
|
:: programmatically
|
| programmierbar {adj}
|
:: programmable
|
| programmieren {v}
|
:: to program (enter a program or other instructions into a computer)
|
| Programmieren {n} [software]
|
:: programming
|
| Programmierer {m}
|
:: programmer, one who designs software
|
| Programmiererin {f}
|
:: female programmer, one who designs software
|
| Programmiergerüst {n} [software]
|
:: software framework
|
| Programmierprinzip {n} [software]
|
:: programming principle
|
| Programmierschnittstelle {f}
|
:: application programming interface
|
| Programmiersprache {f}
|
:: programming language
|
| Programmierung {f}
|
:: programming (a computer)
|
| progressiv {adj}
|
:: progressive (favoring or promoting progress; advanced)
|
| progressiv {adj} [medicine]
|
:: progressive (gradually advancing in extent; increasing; advancing in severity)
|
| progressiv {adj} [politics]
|
:: progressive (promoting or favoring progress towards improved conditions; liberal)
|
| progressiv {adj} [finance]
|
:: progressive (increasing in rate as the taxable amount increases)
|
| Prohibition {f}
|
:: prohibition of alcohol / drugs
|
| Prohibition {f} [history]
|
:: Prohibition
|
| proinflammatorisch {adj}
|
:: proinflammatory
|
| proiranisch {adj}
|
:: pro-Iranian
|
| Projekt {n}
|
:: project
|
| projektieren {vt} [economics]
|
:: to plan
|
| Projektil {n}
|
:: projectile
|
| Projektion {f}
|
:: projection
|
| Projektor {m}
|
:: projector
|
| Projektstörung {f}
|
:: disturbance to the project
|
| projicieren {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of projizieren
|
| projizieren {v}
|
:: to project (cast (image/shadow))
|
| Prokonsulat {n}
|
:: proconsulate
|
| pro Kopf {phrase}
|
:: per capita
|
| prokrastinieren {v}
|
:: To put off; to delay taking action; to wait until later, to procrastinate
|
| Prokuratur {f} [Austria]
|
:: procurator (agent or attorney)
|
| Prokuratur {f} [Ancient Rome]
|
:: procuracy (office of a governor of a small province)
|
| Proleb {prop} {n}
|
:: Proleb (municipality)
|
| Prolet {m}
|
:: proletarian
|
| Prolet {m} [derogatory]
|
:: prole, pleb
|
| Proletariat {n}
|
:: proletariat
|
| Proletarier {m}
|
:: proletarian, worker
|
| Proletarier aller Länder, vereinigt euch {phrase}
|
:: Workers of all nations, unite!
|
| proletarisch {adj}
|
:: proletarian
|
| prollig {adj}
|
:: chavish
|
| Promenade {f}
|
:: promenade
|
| Promenadenmischung {f}
|
:: mongrel (mixed-breed dog)
|
| promenieren {v}
|
:: to promenade
|
| prometheisch {adj}
|
:: Promethean
|
| Prometheus {prop} {m} [mythology]
|
:: Prometheus
|
| Promethium {n}
|
:: promethium
|
| Promi {m} [colloquial]
|
:: celeb
|
| promigeil {adj}
|
:: starstruck
|
| Promille {n}
|
:: permille
|
| Promille {n} [blood alcohol content]
|
:: permille
|
| prominent {adj}
|
:: prominent
|
| Prominenter {noun}
|
:: celebrity
|
| promisk {adj}
|
:: promiscuous
|
| promiskuitiv {adj}
|
:: promiscuous
|
| promoten {v}
|
:: to promote
|
| Promoter {m}
|
:: An organizer of professional sports competitions, especially boxing, wrestling and cycling
|
| Promoter {m}
|
:: An organizer of music concerts, tours, festivals, etc
|
| promotieren {v} [chemistry]
|
:: To promote (a catalyst)
|
| promotiert {v}
|
:: past participle of promotieren
|
| Promotion {f}
|
:: granting of a doctorate, Ph.D.
|
| Promotion {f} [Austria]
|
:: celebration at which a doctorate is granted
|
| Promotion {f} [Swiss]
|
:: promotion
|
| Promotion {f}
|
:: the act of moving up to the next school grade
|
| Promotion {f} [sports]
|
:: the act of advancing to the next round
|
| Promotor {m}
|
:: promoter
|
| Promotor {m} [chemistry]
|
:: promotor
|
| Promotor {m} [Austria]
|
:: promotor (a professor that acts as a doctoral advisor)
|
| promovieren {v} [education]
|
:: to promote
|
| promovieren {v} [university]
|
:: to do a PhD
|
| promoviert {adj}
|
:: holding a PhD
|
| promyelozytär {adj}
|
:: promyelocytic
|
| Pronom {n} [grammar, rare]
|
:: pronoun
|
| Pronomen {n} [grammar]
|
:: pronoun (sensu lato); pronoun (sensu stricto), or pronominal adjective or determiner
|
| prononciert {adj}
|
:: pronounced
|
| pronunzieren {v} [rare, formal]
|
:: to pronounce
|
| Propädeutik {f}
|
:: propaedeutic
|
| propädeutisch {adj}
|
:: propaedeutic (providing preparatory or introductory teaching)
|
| Propaganda {f}
|
:: propaganda
|
| propagandistisch {adj}
|
:: propagandist, propagandistic
|
| propagieren {v}
|
:: to propagate
|
| Propan {n}
|
:: propane
|
| Propanol {n} [organic compound]
|
:: propanol
|
| Propeller {m}
|
:: propeller
|
| Propellerflügel {m}
|
:: propeller blade, vane
|
| Propellerflugzeug {n}
|
:: propeller plane
|
| proper {adj} [somewhat, colloquial]
|
:: in good condition: clean; neat; well-kept; developed
|
| proper {adj} [colloquial, euphemism]
|
:: overweight; chubby
|
| Prophet {m}
|
:: prophet (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Prophetentum {n}
|
:: prophethood
|
| Prophetenzitat {n}
|
:: a quotation from a prophet
|
| prophezeien {v}
|
:: to prophesy
|
| Prophezeiung {f}
|
:: prophecy
|
| prophylaktisch {adj}
|
:: prophylactic, preventive
|
| Prophylaxe {f}
|
:: prophylaxis
|
| Propionat {n} [organic chemistry]
|
:: propionate
|
| Propleure {f} [entomology]
|
:: propleuron
|
| proponieren {v}
|
:: to propose
|
| Proportion {f}
|
:: proportion
|
| proportional {adj}
|
:: proportional
|
| Proposition {f}
|
:: proposition
|
| propositional {adj}
|
:: propositional
|
| Proppen {m} [colloquial, regional]
|
:: alternative form of Pfropfen
|
| proppenvoll {adj}
|
:: overcrowded, congested, jammed
|
| proppenvoll {adj}
|
:: full up
|
| proppevoll {adj}
|
:: synonym of proppenvoll
|
| proprietär {adj} [legal]
|
:: proprietary, copyrighted
|
| proprietär {adj} [software]
|
:: proprietary
|
| proprietäre Software {f} [software]
|
:: proprietary software
|
| propriozeptiv {adj}
|
:: proprioceptive
|
| Propst {m} [Christianity]
|
:: provost
|
| Propylen {n} [organic compound]
|
:: propylene
|
| Propylenoxid {n} [organic compound]
|
:: propylene oxide
|
| prorussisch {adj}
|
:: pro-Russian
|
| Prosa {f}
|
:: prose
|
| prosaisch {adj}
|
:: prosaic
|
| Proselyt {m}
|
:: proselyte
|
| prosit {interj}
|
:: A toast used when drinking in company; cheers
|
| Prosodie {f}
|
:: prosody
|
| Prosodie {f} [linguistics]
|
:: prosody (study of rhythm and other attributes in speech)
|
| prosodisch {adj}
|
:: prosodic
|
| Prosopagnosie {f}
|
:: prosopagnosia
|
| prosopografisch {adj}
|
:: prosopographic
|
| Prospekt {m} {n}
|
:: brochure
|
| Prospektion {f}
|
:: prospecting
|
| Prospektion {f}
|
:: survey
|
| prospektiv {adj}
|
:: prospective
|
| prost {interj}
|
:: cheers (the usual toast when drinking alcohol)
|
| Prostata {f} [anatomy]
|
:: prostate
|
| Prostatakrebs {m} [pathology]
|
:: prostate cancer
|
| Prostatakrebshäufigkeit {f}
|
:: incidence of prostate cancer
|
| Prostatamassage {f}
|
:: prostate massage, digital stimulation of the prostate
|
| prosten {v}
|
:: to raise one's glass, to toast
|
| prosthetisch {adj}
|
:: prosthetic
|
| prostituieren {vtr}
|
:: to prostitute
|
| Prostituierte {f}
|
:: prostitute (female)
|
| Prostitutierte {f}
|
:: prostitute
|
| Prostitution {f}
|
:: prostitution
|
| Prostylos {m}
|
:: prostyle (building)
|
| Protactinium {n}
|
:: protactinium
|
| Protagonist {m}
|
:: protagonist (main character in a literary work or drama)
|
| Protagonistin {f}
|
:: protagonist (female)
|
| Protegé {m} [chiefly learned]
|
:: protégé
|
| protegieren {v}
|
:: to sponsor
|
| Proteid {n}
|
:: proteid
|
| Protein {n} [biochemistry, nutrition]
|
:: protein
|
| proteinogen {adj} [biochemistry]
|
:: proteinogenic
|
| Proteinurie {f} [pathology]
|
:: proteinuria
|
| proteisch {adj}
|
:: protean, Protean
|
| protektionistisch {adj}
|
:: protectionist
|
| protektiv {adj}
|
:: protective
|
| Protektorat {n}
|
:: protectorate
|
| Proteobakterie {f}
|
:: proteobacterium
|
| Proterozoikum {prop}
|
:: the Proterozoic
|
| Protest {m}
|
:: protest
|
| Protestant {m}
|
:: Protestant (person)
|
| Protestant {m}
|
:: protester
|
| protestantisch {adj}
|
:: protestant
|
| Protestantismus {m}
|
:: Protestantism
|
| Protestbewegung {f}
|
:: a protest movement
|
| protestieren {v}
|
:: to protest (to make a strong objection)
|
| Protestzug {m}
|
:: protest march
|
| Prothese {f} [medicine]
|
:: prosthesis (artificial replacement for a body part)
|
| Prothese {f} [linguistics]
|
:: prosthesis, prothesis (addition of a letter in the beginning of a word)
|
| Protist {m}
|
:: protist
|
| Protium {n}
|
:: protium
|
| proto-indogermanisch {adj}
|
:: Proto-Indo-Germanic
|
| Protokoll {n}
|
:: protocol
|
| Protokoll {n}
|
:: minutes (of a meeting)
|
| protokollieren {v}
|
:: to record, protocol, take minutes of
|
| protokolliert {v}
|
:: past participle of protokollieren
|
| Protolyse {f} [chemistry]
|
:: protolysis
|
| Protomärtyrer {m}
|
:: protomartyr
|
| Protomärtyrerin {f}
|
:: protomartyress; female equivalent of Protomärtyrer
|
| Proton {n}
|
:: proton
|
| Protoneneinfang {m} [physics]
|
:: proton capture
|
| Protonengradient {m}
|
:: proton gradient
|
| Protonenzahl {f} [physics]
|
:: proton number, atomic number
|
| Protonierung {f} [chemistry]
|
:: protonation
|
| Protostern {m}
|
:: protostar
|
| prototürkisch {adj}
|
:: Proto-Turkic
|
| Prototyp {m}
|
:: prototype
|
| Prototyp {m} [programming]
|
:: The prototype pattern
|
| Prototypenentwicklung {f}
|
:: synonym of Prototyping
|
| Prototyping {n}
|
:: prototyping
|
| prototypisch {adj}
|
:: prototypic
|
| Protozoon {n}
|
:: protozoan
|
| Prottes {prop} {n}
|
:: Prottes (municipality)
|
| Protuberanz {f}
|
:: protuberance
|
| Protz {m} [pejorative]
|
:: splendor, magnificence, splurge
|
| protzen {v}
|
:: to flaunt, to show off
|
| protzig {adj}
|
:: pompous, pretentious
|
| Proustit {m} [mineral]
|
:: proustite
|
| prov. {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of provenzalisch
|
| Prov. {noun} [apartment listing]
|
:: abbreviation of Provision
|
| Proveis {prop}
|
:: Proveis (municipality)
|
| Provenienz {f}
|
:: provenance
|
| provenzalisch {adj}
|
:: Provençal
|
| Proviant {m}
|
:: provisions
|
| proviantieren {v}
|
:: to provision
|
| Provinz {f}
|
:: province (administrative subdivision)
|
| Provinz {f}
|
:: hinterland; backwater (remote area unaffected by new fashions and ideas)
|
| Provinzler {m}
|
:: provincial
|
| Provision {f}
|
:: commission [remuneration]
|
| provisorisch {adj}
|
:: provisional
|
| Provisorium {n}
|
:: provisional solution
|
| provokant {adj}
|
:: provocative, provoking
|
| Provokateur {m}
|
:: provocateur, agitator
|
| Provokateurin {f}
|
:: female provocateur, agitator
|
| Provokation {f}
|
:: provocation
|
| provokativ {adj}
|
:: provocative
|
| Provost {m}
|
:: provost
|
| provozieren {v}
|
:: to provoke
|
| prowestlich {adj}
|
:: pro-western
|
| Proxyserver {m} [software]
|
:: The proxy
|
| Prozedere {n}
|
:: procedure
|
| Prozedur {f}
|
:: usually cumbersome and disagreeable procedure or way of doing things
|
| Prozent {n}
|
:: percent
|
| -prozentig {suffix}
|
:: -percent
|
| Prozentpunkt {m}
|
:: percentage point
|
| Prozentsatz {m}
|
:: percentage
|
| prozentual {adj}
|
:: percent
|
| Prozess {m}
|
:: process
|
| Prozess {m}
|
:: lawsuit
|
| Prozeß {noun}
|
:: alternative spelling of Prozess
|
| Prozessablauf {m}
|
:: process operation
|
| prozessieren {v}
|
:: to litigate (to go to law)
|
| Prozession {f}
|
:: procession
|
| Prozessor {m} [computing]
|
:: processor, CPU
|
| prüde {adj}
|
:: prudish
|
| Prüderie {f}
|
:: prudery, prudishness
|
| Prüfbericht {m}
|
:: test report, inspection report, audit report
|
| prüfen {v}
|
:: to examine
|
| prüfend {adj}
|
:: searching
|
| prüfend {adj}
|
:: shrewd
|
| Prüfgegenstand {m}
|
:: test object, test item
|
| Prüfling {m}
|
:: examinee
|
| Prüfling {m}
|
:: specimen
|
| Prüfstein {m}
|
:: touchstone
|
| Prüfung {f}
|
:: a test or examination
|
| Prügel {p}
|
:: swats, a beating, notably as corporal punishment
|
| Prügelei {f}
|
:: fight, ruckus, brawl, scuffle
|
| Prügelknabe {m}
|
:: whipping boy
|
| prügeln {v}
|
:: to beat (up), to strike
|
| Prügelstrafe {f}
|
:: A corporal punishment
|
| Prüll {m} [colloquial, regional, western Germany]
|
:: worthless stuff; junk
|
| Prunk {m}
|
:: magnificence, luxury, splendor
|
| prunken {v}
|
:: to flaunt, show off
|
| Prunksaal {m} [of a castle or palace]
|
:: splendor hall
|
| prunksüchtig {adj}
|
:: addicted to luxury
|
| prunkvoll {adj}
|
:: magnificent, sumptuous
|
| Prusikknoten {m}
|
:: prusik, friction hitch
|
| Prusse {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of Pruße
|
| Prußen {prop} {n}
|
:: Prussia (former Baltic country)
|
| prußisch {adj}
|
:: Prussian, Old Prussian
|
| prusten {v}
|
:: to snort (especially with laughter)
|
| prusten {v}
|
:: to splutter
|
| Prütt {m} [regional, western Germany, chiefly Westphalia]
|
:: waste; grounds; residue
|
| Prutz {prop} {n}
|
:: Prutz (municipality)
|
| Przewalski-Pferd {n}
|
:: Przewalski's horse (Equus ferus przewalskii)
|
| PS {noun}
|
:: abbreviation of Pferdestärke
|
| PS {noun}
|
:: abbreviation of Postskriptum
|
| Psalm {m}
|
:: psalm
|
| Psephologie {f}
|
:: psephology
|
| pseudo- {prefix}
|
:: pseudo-
|
| Pseudoargument {n}
|
:: fallacious argument, incorrect argument
|
| Pseudoephedrin {n}
|
:: pseudoephedrine
|
| Pseudogetreide {n}
|
:: pseudocereal
|
| pseudonym {adj}
|
:: pseudonymous
|
| Pseudonym {n}
|
:: pseudonym
|
| Pseudophilosophie {f}
|
:: pseudophilosophy
|
| pseudo-riemannsche Mannigfaltigkeit {f}
|
:: pseudo-Riemannian manifold
|
| Pseudoskorpion {m}
|
:: pseudoscorpion
|
| Pseudowissenschaft {f}
|
:: pseudoscience (any body of knowledge purported to be scientific or supported by science but which fails to comply with the scientific method)
|
| pseudowissenschaftlich {adj}
|
:: pseudoscientific
|
| Psi {n}
|
:: psi (Greek letter)
|
| Psilocybin {n}
|
:: psilocybin
|
| Psoriasis {f}
|
:: psoriasis
|
| Psyche {f}
|
:: psyche, mind
|
| Psyche {prop} {f} [Greek mythology, Roman mythology]
|
:: Psyche, ancient god of the soul
|
| psychedelisch {adj}
|
:: psychedelic
|
| Psychiater {m}
|
:: psychiatrist (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Psychiaterin {f}
|
:: psychiatrist (female)
|
| Psychiatrie {f}
|
:: psychiatry
|
| Psychiatrie {f}
|
:: mental hospital
|
| psychiatrisch {adj}
|
:: psychiatric
|
| psychiatrische Anstalt {f}
|
:: psychiatric hospital
|
| psychisch {adj}
|
:: psychical
|
| psycho- {prefix}
|
:: psycho- (relating to the soul, the mind, or to psychology)
|
| psychoaktiv {adj}
|
:: psychoactive
|
| Psychoanalyse {f}
|
:: psychoanalysis (family of psychological theories)
|
| Psychoanalytiker {m}
|
:: psychoanalyst
|
| psychoanalytisch {adj}
|
:: psychoanalytical
|
| psychogen {adj}
|
:: psychogenic
|
| Psychologe {m}
|
:: psychologist (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Psychologie {f}
|
:: psychology
|
| Psychologin {f}
|
:: psychologist (female)
|
| psychologisch {adj}
|
:: psychological
|
| psychometrisch {adj}
|
:: psychometric
|
| Psychopath {m}
|
:: psychopath
|
| Psychopathie {f}
|
:: psychopathy
|
| Psychopathin {f}
|
:: feminine noun of Psychopath
|
| psychopathisch {adj}
|
:: psychopathic
|
| psychopatisch {adj}
|
:: psychopathic
|
| Psychopharmakologie {f}
|
:: psychopharmacology
|
| Psychopharmakon {n}
|
:: psychoactive drug (psychiatric medication)
|
| Psychophysik {f}
|
:: psychophysics
|
| Psychose {f} [psychiatry]
|
:: psychosis
|
| psychosomatisch {adj}
|
:: psychosomatic
|
| psychosozial {adj}
|
:: psychosocial
|
| Psychospielchen {n} [mildly colloquial]
|
:: head game
|
| psychotaktisch {adj}
|
:: psychotactical
|
| Psychotherapeut {m}
|
:: psychotherapist (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| Psychotherapeutin {f}
|
:: psychotherapist (female)
|
| Psychotherapie {f}
|
:: psychotherapy
|
| Psychothriller {m}
|
:: psychothriller
|
| Psychotiker {m}
|
:: psychotic
|
| Psychotikerin {f}
|
:: (female) psychotic
|
| psychotisch {adj}
|
:: psychotic
|
| psychrophil {adj}
|
:: psychrophilic
|
| PTBS {f}
|
:: initialism of posttraumatische Belastungsstörung
|
| ptolemäisch {adj}
|
:: Ptolemaic
|
| Ptolemäus {m}
|
:: Ptolemy
|
| Ptosis {f}
|
:: ptosis
|
| Pub {n} {m}
|
:: pub, bar
|
| pubertär {adj}
|
:: pubescent, pubertal
|
| Pubertät {f}
|
:: puberty (age at which a person becomes capable of sexual reproduction)
|
| pubertieren {v}
|
:: to go through puberty
|
| pubertierend {adj}
|
:: pubescent
|
| pubertiert {v}
|
:: past participle of pubertieren
|
| pubisch {adj}
|
:: pubic
|
| Public Viewing {n}
|
:: A public showing of a sports match or other event on a large television screen
|
| Publikation {f}
|
:: publication
|
| publikmachen {v}
|
:: to make public, publicize
|
| Publikum {n}
|
:: audience, crowd, readership, group of people seeing/hearing a performance or work
|
| Publikum {n}
|
:: public
|
| publizieren {v}
|
:: to publish
|
| publiziert {v}
|
:: past participle of publizieren
|
| Publizistik {f}
|
:: media studies
|
| publizistisch {adj}
|
:: journalistic
|
| Puchenau {prop} {n}
|
:: Puchenau (municipality)
|
| Puchenstuben {prop} {n}
|
:: Puchenstuben (municipality)
|
| Puck {m} [ice hockey]
|
:: puck
|
| Pucking {prop} {n}
|
:: Pucking (municipality)
|
| puddeln {v}
|
:: To puddle
|
| Puddelverfahren {n}
|
:: puddling
|
| Pudding {m} [obsolete]
|
:: cake with meat or fish laid into it, pide
|
| Pudding {m} [obsolete]
|
:: cake-dessert laid with fruits
|
| Pudding {m}
|
:: thick custard; milk pudding, crème or mousse
|
| Pudel {m}
|
:: poodle
|
| Pudelhund {m}
|
:: poodle
|
| pudelnackt {adj}
|
:: stark naked
|
| pudelnass {adj}
|
:: drenched, soaked through
|
| Puder {m} {n}
|
:: powder (for cosmetic purposes)
|
| pudern {v}
|
:: to powder
|
| Puderzucker {m}
|
:: powdered sugar
|
| pueril {adj}
|
:: puerile
|
| Puerperium {n} [medicine]
|
:: puerperium
|
| Puff {m}
|
:: thud, wham
|
| Puff {n}
|
:: a kind of dice game, anterior to backgammon
|
| Puff {m} {n}
|
:: brothel, bordello
|
| Puff {m} [archaic]
|
:: puff, a bulge in drapery
|
| Puff {m}
|
:: a kind of beanbag chair, a large cushion ball used as a seat, Sitzpuff
|
| Puff {m}
|
:: laundry basket, Wäschepuff
|
| Puff {m} [genetics]
|
:: a chromosome puff
|
| Puffe {f}
|
:: alternative form of Puff
|
| puffen {v}
|
:: to puff
|
| puffen {v}
|
:: to nudge
|
| Puffer {m} [computing]
|
:: buffer
|
| Puffersystem {n} [chemistry]
|
:: buffer system
|
| Puffmais {m}
|
:: popcorn
|
| Puffmutter {f}
|
:: woman who owns or looks after a brothel; a madam
|
| Puffotter {f}
|
:: puffadder
|
| Puffreis {m}
|
:: puffed rice
|
| puh {interj}
|
:: phew!
|
| Pühret {prop} {n}
|
:: Pühret (municipality)
|
| Pulcinell {m}
|
:: Pulcinella, Punchinello (Italian theatrical character)
|
| Pulcinella {m}
|
:: alternative form of Pulcinell
|
| pulen {v}
|
:: to pick, pick out
|
| Pulk {n}
|
:: an unorganized group of people, typically between ±7 and 100; a mob, but not necessarily aggressive
|
| Pulk {n} [sports]
|
:: main group of competitors in a race, e.g. of cycling or long-distance running; peloton
|
| Pulkau {prop} {n}
|
:: Pulkau (municipality)
|
| Pulkau {prop} {f}
|
:: Pulkau (river)
|
| Pulle {f} [colloquial]
|
:: bottle
|
| Pullermann {m} [regional]
|
:: the male genital; penis, willy
|
| pullern {v} [regional]
|
:: to pee
|
| Pulli {m} [colloquial]
|
:: alternative form of Pullover
|
| Pullover {m}
|
:: sweater; pullover; jumper [UK]
|
| Pullunder {m}
|
:: sweater vest; sleeveless sweater
|
| pulmologisch {adj}
|
:: pulmonological
|
| Puls {m}
|
:: pulse
|
| Pulsader {f}
|
:: artery
|
| Pulsar {m} [astronomy]
|
:: pulsar
|
| pulsieren {v}
|
:: to pulsate
|
| Pulsverlangsamung {f} [pathology]
|
:: bradycardia
|
| Pult {n}
|
:: lectern; pulpit (desk or stand for a speaker, typically raised and with a tilted top)
|
| Pult {n}
|
:: teacher's or student's desk in a classroom or lecture theatre, sometimes raised
|
| Pult {n}
|
:: music stand, conductor's stand
|
| Pult {n}
|
:: control panel
|
| Pultmikrofon {n}
|
:: lectern microphone
|
| Pulver {n}
|
:: powder (in most of its senses)
|
| Pulver {n} [colloquial]
|
:: money
|
| Pulverfass {n}
|
:: powder keg
|
| Pulverfass {n} [figurative]
|
:: powder keg
|
| Pulverfaß {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of Pulverfass
|
| Pulverform {f}
|
:: powder form
|
| pulverförmig {adj}
|
:: powdery
|
| pulverig {adj}
|
:: powdery
|
| Pulverkaffee {m}
|
:: instant coffee
|
| Pulvermetallurgie {f}
|
:: powder metallurgy
|
| Pulvermühle {f}
|
:: powder mill, mill that manufactures black powder
|
| Pulverschnee {m}
|
:: powder snow
|
| Pulverturm {m}
|
:: powder tower, gunpowder magazine
|
| pulvrig {adj}
|
:: powdery
|
| Puma {m}
|
:: cougar (mountain lion)
|
| pummelig {adj}
|
:: tubby, chubby, plump
|
| pummlig {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pummelig
|
| Pumpe {f}
|
:: pump
|
| Pumpe {f} [colloquial]
|
:: heart
|
| Pumpellyit {m} [mineral]
|
:: pumpellyite
|
| pumpen {v}
|
:: to pump
|
| pumperlgesund {adj}
|
:: perfectly healthy
|
| pumperlgsund {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pumperlgesund
|
| Pumpernickel {m}
|
:: A type of sourdough rye bread, strongly flavored, dense, and dark in color
|
| Pumps {m}
|
:: pump (rather high-heeled women’s shoe which leaves the instep uncovered)
|
| punisch {adj}
|
:: Punic, Carthaginian
|
| Punischer Krieg {m}
|
:: Punic War
|
| punitiv {adj}
|
:: punitive
|
| Punk {m}
|
:: punk (social movement)
|
| Punk {m}
|
:: punk (member of the punk movement)
|
| Punk {m}
|
:: punk; punk rock (music genre)
|
| Punker {m}
|
:: punk (member of the punk movement)
|
| Punker {m}
|
:: punk rocker (musician)
|
| Punkt {m}
|
:: dot (marking an abbreviation)
|
| Punkt {m}
|
:: full stop, period (indicating end of sentence)
|
| Punkt {m}
|
:: decimal point, point, spot (marking the boundary between integer and decimal numbers)
|
| Punkt {m}
|
:: point
|
| Punkt {m}
|
:: spot
|
| Punkt {m}
|
:: item (on a list)
|
| punkten {v}
|
:: to score
|
| punktförmig {adj}
|
:: punctate, punctiform
|
| pünktlich {adj}
|
:: punctual, on time
|
| pünktlicher {adj}
|
:: comparative of pünktlich
|
| Pünktlichkeit {f}
|
:: punctuality
|
| pünktlichsten {adj}
|
:: superlative of pünktlich
|
| Punktschweißen {n}
|
:: spot welding
|
| punktuell {adj}
|
:: pointwise
|
| punktuell {adj}
|
:: selective
|
| punktuell {adj}
|
:: (linguistics) semelfactive
|
| Punsch {m}
|
:: [beverage] punch
|
| Punzierung {f}
|
:: hallmark (official marking)
|
| Punzierung {f} [Austria]
|
:: prejudice, stigmatization
|
| pupen {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to break wind, fart, flatulate
|
| Pupille {f} [anatomy]
|
:: pupil
|
| Püppchen {n}
|
:: diminutive of Puppe
|
| Püppchen {n} [colloquial]
|
:: An attractive, slight-built women
|
| Puppe {f} [toy]
|
:: doll
|
| Puppe {f} [zoology]
|
:: pupa
|
| Puppe {f} [slang]
|
:: girl
|
| Puppe {f}
|
:: dummy
|
| Puppenkernkeule {f}
|
:: scarlet caterpillarclub, caterpillar fungus, caterpillar killer, (Cordyceps militaris)
|
| Puppenspieler {m}
|
:: puppeteer
|
| Puppenspielerin {f}
|
:: female puppeteer
|
| Puppenstube {f}
|
:: dollhouse
|
| Pupping {prop} {n}
|
:: Pupping (municipality)
|
| pupsen {v}
|
:: To fart (to emit flatulent gases), to pass wind
|
| pur {adj}
|
:: pure, mere, sheer (nothing other than)
|
| pur {adj}
|
:: pure (not mixed with another ingredient)
|
| pur {adj} [rare]
|
:: pure (not polluted or sullied)
|
| Püree {n}
|
:: puree
|
| purgieren {v} [dated]
|
:: to purify, to cleanse
|
| purgieren {v} [medicine]
|
:: to purge (the bowels)
|
| purgieren {vr} [dated, legal]
|
:: to refute, under oath, a claim; to clear oneself of an accusation via oath
|
| purgiert {v}
|
:: past participle of purgieren
|
| pürieren {v}
|
:: to puree
|
| Pürierstab {m}
|
:: immersion blender
|
| Purismus {m}
|
:: purism
|
| puristisch {adj}
|
:: puristic
|
| puritanisch {adj}
|
:: puritan, puritanical
|
| Puritanismus {m}
|
:: puritanism
|
| Purkersdorf {prop} {n}
|
:: Purkersdorf (municipality)
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| Purpur {m} {n}
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:: the colour purple
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| Purpur {m} {n} [heraldry]
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:: purpure; purple in heraldry
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| purpurfarben {adj}
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:: crimson
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| purpurn {adj}
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:: purple (colour)
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| Purpurreiher {m}
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:: purple heron (bird of the species Ardea purpurea)
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| purpurrot {adj}
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:: crimson
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| Purpurschnecke {f}
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:: A marine gastropod mollusk, banded dye-murex, Hexaplex trunculus, Murex trunculus
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| Purzelbaum {m} [colloquial]
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:: somersault
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| puschen {v}
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:: alternative form of pushen
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| Puschen {m} [regional, northern Germany]
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:: house or bedroom slipper
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| pushen {v}
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:: to push, promote
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| pusselig {adj}
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:: fussy, careful in detail
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| Pußta {f}
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:: obsolete spelling of Puszta
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| Pusteblume {f}
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:: dandelion
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| Pustekuchen {interj}
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:: it's not going to happen!, on the contrary!, forget about this!
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| Pustel {f}
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:: pimple
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| Pustel {f}
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:: papule
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| Pustel {f}
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:: spot
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| pusten {v}
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:: to blow (usually with one’s mouth)
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| Pusterwald {prop} {n}
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:: Pusterwald (municipality)
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| Puszta {f}
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:: pusta
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| putativ {adj}
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:: putative
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| Pute {f}
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:: female turkey
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| Pute {f} [by extension]
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:: turkey (the bird species)
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| Pute {f}
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:: turkey (the meat of this bird)
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| Puter {m}
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:: a male turkey
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| Puthenne {f} [childish]
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:: hen, female chicken
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| Puthenne {f} [rare]
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:: female turkey
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| Putsch {m}
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:: coup d'état, armed uprising, putsch
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| putschen {v}
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:: to organize a coup d'état
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| Putschist {m}
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:: coupist (one taking part in a putsch / coup d'état)
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| Putschversuch {m}
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:: attempted coup
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| Putt {m} [golf]
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:: putt
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| Pütt {m} [regional, western Germany, particularly Ruhrgebiet]
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:: mine shaft, pit
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| Pütt {m} [regional, by extension]
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:: mine
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| Putz {m}
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:: anything adding to outer comeliness, especially:
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| Putz {m}
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:: groomed appearance of a human body
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| Putz {m}
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:: plaster, render applied to buildings (mixture for coating walls and ceilings)
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| Putze {f} [colloquial]
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:: charwoman, housekeeper
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| putzen {vti}
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:: to clean, especially by rubbing with something wet
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| putzen {vr} [of an animal]
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:: to groom oneself
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| putzen {vr} [dated, of a person]
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:: to beautify oneself by washing, styling, and putting on fancy clothes
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| Putzerei {f} [colloquial, colloquial]
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:: cleaning that is viewed as an inconvenience
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| Putzerei {f} [Austria]
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:: dry cleaning
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| Putzfrau {f}
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:: charwoman
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| putzig {adj}
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:: cute, sweet
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| putzig {adj}
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:: funny, comical
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| Putzigkeit {f}
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:: cuteness
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| Putzlappen {m}
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:: cloth, floorcloth
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| Putzleinsdorf {prop} {n}
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:: Putzleinsdorf (municipality)
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| Putzmann {m}
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:: male cleaner
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| Putzmittel {n}
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:: cleaning agent
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| Putztuch {n}
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:: cloth, polishing cloth, cleaning cloth, rag, cleaning rag
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| Puwo {m}
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:: an experimental hybrid of poodle and wolf
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| Puzzle {n} [game]
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:: jigsaw puzzle
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| PV {noun} [apartment listing]
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:: abbreviation of Provision
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| PVC-Kunststoff {m}
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:: PVC (polyvinyl chloride) plastic
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| P-vollständig {adj} [computing theory]
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:: P-complete
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| Pyhra {prop} {n}
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:: Pyhra (municipality)
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| Pyjama {m}
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:: pyjamas; pajamas (clothes for wearing to bed and sleeping in)
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| Pylon {m}
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:: pylon (traffic cone)
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| Pylon {m}
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:: pylon (A gateway to the inner part of an Ancient Egyptian temple)
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| Pylon {m}
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:: The tower-like structure in suspension bridges
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| Pyramide {f}
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:: pyramid
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| Pyramidenform {f}
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:: pyramidal shape
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| pyramidenförmig {adj}
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:: pyramidal
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| Pyramidenspitze {f}
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:: apex (the topmost vertex of a pyramid)
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| Pyramidologe {m}
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:: pyramidologist
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| Pyramidologie {f}
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:: pyramidology
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| Pyrargyrit {m} [mineral]
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:: pyrargyrite
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| Pyrazin {n} [organic compound]
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:: pyrazine
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| Pyrenäen {prop} {p}
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:: Pyrenees
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| Pyridin {n} [organic compound]
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:: pyridine
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| Pyrit {n} [mineral]
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:: pyrite
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| Pyrochlor {m} [mineral]
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:: pyrochlore
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| Pyrogallol {n} [organic compound]
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:: pyrogallol
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| pyrogen {adj}
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:: pyrogenic
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| pyrogen {adj}
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:: pyretic
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| pyroklastisch {adj}
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:: pyroclastic
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| Pyrolusit {m} [mineral]
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:: pyrolusite
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| Pyrolyse {f}
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:: pyrolysis
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| Pyrolysetemperatur {f}
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:: pyrolysis temperature
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| Pyromane {m}
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:: pyromaniac
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| Pyromanie {f}
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:: pyromania
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| pyromanisch {adj}
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:: pyromaniacal
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| Pyrop {m} [mineral]
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:: pyrope
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| pyrophor {adj} [chemistry]
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:: pyrophoric
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| Pyrophosphat {n} [inorganic chemistry]
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:: pyrophosphate
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| Pyrophosphatase {f} [enzyme]
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:: pyrophosphatase
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| Pyroskop {n}
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:: pyroscope
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| Pyrosulfit {n} [inorganic chemistry]
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:: pyrosulfite, metabisulfite
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| Pyrotechnik {f}
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:: pyrotechnics
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| pyrotechnisch {adj}
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:: pyrotechnic
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| Pyroxen {m} [mineral]
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:: pyroxene
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| pyrrhisch {adj}
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:: pyrrhic [in prosody]
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| pyrrhisch {adj}
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:: Pyrrhic (achieved at too great a cost)
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| Pyrrhotin {m} [mineral]
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:: pyrrhotine, pyrrhotite
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| Pyrrhussieg {m}
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:: Pyrrhic victory
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| Pyruvat {n} [organic chemistry]
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:: pyruvate
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| Python {f}
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:: python (snake)
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| Python {prop} {n} [computing]
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:: Python
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| pythonesk {adj}
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:: Pythonesque
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| Pz {m} [military]
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:: initialism of Panzer (tank)
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| PzB {f} [military, firearms]
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:: initialism of Panzerbüchse
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| PZE {f} [management]
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:: initialism of Personalzeiterfassung (time and attendance)
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