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PÄ abbr
Probleme der Ägyptologie. Leiden |
Paarung f coupling, pairing |
paarweise in twos, in pairs, two and two, two by two |
Pacht f lease |
Pächter m (-) leaseholder |
Pacificale n osculatorium; peace tablet (liturgical object in form of a little tablet to be kissed) |
packen to pack, to seize, to grasp, to tear, to grip , to thrill |
pactum Lat: pact, covenant; p. salutis - covenant of redemption |
päd. abr pädagogisch - educational, pedagogical |
Pädagoge m (-n) educator, teacher; education(al)ist |
Pädagogik f pedagogy |
Pädagogin f (-nnen) educator, teacher; education(al)ist |
pädagogisch adj educational; pedagogical |
Padma n padma, lotus (Hindu) |
Paganismus m paganism |
Pagina f (-s) |
paginieren to paginate |
Pagode f (-n) pagoda |
Paideuma n paideuma (is defined by Frobenius as a distinct social ajanim with mystical center at soul - Kulturseele) |
Paket n (-e) package, parcel |
Pakt m (-e) pact |
pal. abr paläographisch; paläolithisch; paläontologisch; paläozoisch; palästinensisch; palestinisch |
Pal. abr Paläograph(ie); Paläolithikum; Paläontologe; Paläontologie; Paläozoikum; Palast; Palästina |
Paläographie f paleography (study of antique writings and writing materials) |
paläographisch palaeographic |
Paläolithiker m (-) paleolithic man |
Paläolithikum n Paleolithic Age |
paläolithisch paleolithic |
Paläontologie f paleontology |
Palas m (-se) (main living quarters in medieval castle) |
Palast m (-"e) palace |
Palastanlage f (-n) palace building(s) and grounds, palace complex |
palastartig palatial |
palästin. abr palästinisch |
Palästina Palestine |
palästinens. abr palästinensisch |
Palästinenser m (-) Palestinian |
palästinensisch Palestinian |
Palästiner m (-) Palestinian |
palästinisch Palestinian |
Palastrevolte f (-n) palace revolution |
palatalisiert adj advanced |
Palatalisierung f fronting (of articulation), palatalization |
palatartig palatial |
Palimpsest m, n (-e) palimpsest |
Palindrom n palindrome |
Palingenese f (-n) Gr, Lat: palingenesis (a concept of re-creation or rebirth; also within the Christian doctrine of spiritual rebirth through a form of transmigration of the soul in baptism) |
Palingenesie f palingenesis |
Palinodie f (n) |
Palisade f (-n) palisade |
Palmbaum m (-"e) palm tree |
Palme f (-n) palm (tree) |
Palmenstadt f the City of Palms |
Palmenzweig m (-e) palm branch |
Palmgewölbe n (-) fan vault |
Palmsonntag m Palm Sunday |
Palmtuch n (-"er) Lenten veil (displayed between chancel and nave) |
Palmwedel m (-) palm branch |
Palmweihe f blessing of the palms (on Palm Sunday) |
Palmwoche f Holy Week |
Panaesthetizismus m pan-aestheticism |
Panamerika n Pan-America |
Pandaimonion n Pandemonium |
Pandiatonik f pandiatonicism |
pandiatonisch pandiatonic |
Pandora f pandora, pandore |
Paneel n (-e) paneling, (sunken) panel |
Panentheismus m panentheism |
Paneuropa n Pan-Europe |
paneuropäisch Pan-European |
Paneuropäismus m Pan-European Movement |
Pangenesistheorie f pangenesis theory |
Pangermanismus m Pan-Germanism |
Panier n (-e) banner; standard |
Panik f panic |
panikartig panicky, panic-life |
Panikstimmung f panic; atmosphere of panic |
panislamisch Pan-Islamic |
Panislamismus m Pan-Islamism |
Pankalie f pankalia, the all-beautiful (Pythagoras) |
pankritisch adj pancritical |
pankritischer Rationalismus m pancritical rationalism |
Panlogismus m panlogism |
Panorama n (-men) panorama |
Panpneumatismus m panpneumatism |
Panpsychismus m panpsychism |
Pansophie f pansophy, pansophism |
panta rhei Lat: everything flows, all is in flux |
Pantheismus m pantheism |
Pantheismusstreit m pantheism controversy |
Pantheist m (-en) pantheist |
pantheistisch pantheistic |
Pantheon n (-s) Pantheon |
Panther m (-) panther, leopard |
Pantokrator m Pantocrator, Christ Omnipotent |
Pantomime f (-n) pantomime, dumb show |
pantomimisch pantomimic |
pantonal pantonal |
Pantonalität f pantonality |
Pantragismus m pantragicism
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Panvitalismus m panvitalism |
Panzer m (-) armor, cuirass, coat of mail; breastplate |
Panzerhemd n (-en) coat, shirt, or tunic of mail |
panzern to armor; (vtf) to arm oneself (against) |
Pap abr Papias; Papyrus |
Pap. abr Papias; Papyrus |
Papa m (-s) dad, papa |
papal papal |
Papalismus m papalism |
papalistisch papal; paplist |
Papalsystem n papal system |
Papat m, n papacy |
Papiasfragment m fragment of the epistle of Papias |
Papier n (-e) paper |
Papismus m papism; popery |
Papist m (-en) papist |
papistisch adj popish |
Papst m (-e)
pope; pontiff; Holy Father |
Papstbildnis n (-se) papal portrait |
Papstbuch n the Book of the Popes |
Papstfamilie f papal family |
papstfeindlich opposed or hostile to the pope |
Papstfeindschaft f (-en) emnity against the pope |
päpstisch popish |
Papstkrone f tiara; papal crown |
Päpstler m (-) papist |
päpstlich
papal; pontifical; päpstlicher Stuhl - Holy See
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Papstmesse f (-n) pontifical mass |
Papsttum
papacy; pontificate; (pej) popery |
Papsturkunde f (-en) papal letter |
Papstwahl f (-en) papal election |
Papstwürde f papal dignity; papacy; pontificate |
PapyBod abbr
Papyrus Bodmer. Geneva |
Papyrus n (-ri)
papyrus, paper reed/rush; (papyrus) scroll; biblus/biblos
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Papyrusblatt n (-"er) papyrus leaf |
Papyrusfund m (-e) papyri finds |
Papyrushandschrift f (-en) papyrus manuscript |
Papyruspublikation f (-en) publication of papyri |
Papyrusrolle f (-n) papyrus scroll; papyrus manuscript |
Papyrussäule f (-n) papyrus column |
Par-Jer abr Paralipomena Jeremiae |
Parabel f (-n) parable, parabole; simile; parabola |
Parabellied n (-er) parable song |
parabolisch parabolic |
Parade f (-n) parade |
Paradiddle m paradiddle; Zweier P. - double paradiddle; Dreier P. - triple paradiddle |
Paradies n (-e) paradise |
Paradieseserzählung f (-en) Garden of Eden narrative |
Paradiesesgarten f (-en) garden of Eden |
paradiesisch adj heavenly, delightful; paradisean, paradisic |
Paradigma n (-men, -mata) paradigm |
paradigmatisch adj paradigmatic, paradigm; p. Reihe or Serie - paradigmatic series; p. Fall - paradigm case |
Paradigmenfusion f fusion of paradigma |
paradigmengebunden adj paradigm-bound |
Paradigmenwechsel m (-) change of paradigm(s) |
Paradimaabhängigkeit f paradigm-dependency |
paradisio Lat: paradise |
paradox adj paradoxical |
Paradox n paradox; P. göttliches - divine paradox |
Paradoxie f (-n) paradoxy, paradox, paradoxicality; P. der Mengenlehre - paradoxes of the set theory; P. des Unendlichen - paradox of infinity or the infinite; Paradoxien des Zeno - Zeno´s paradoxes |
Paradoxon n (-xa) paradox; P. des fliegenden Pfeiles - (the) paradox of the flying arrow, (the) flying-arrow paradox |
Paragraph m (-en) paragraph; section; article |
Paraklet m Paraclete; Holy Spirit; Comforter |
Paralelle f (-n) parallel |
parall. abr parallel |
Parall. abr Parallele(n) |
parallel parallel |
Parallelaussage f (-n) parallelism |
Parallelchor m (-"e) chancel to right or left of main chancel |
Parallelen f consecutive; parallel; sliders (organ) |
Parallelenaxiom n parallel postulate |
Parallelentwicklung f (-en) parallel development |
parallelisieren to set in parallel |
Parallelisierung f (-en) paralleling |
Parallelismus m (-men) correspondence; parallelism; synonymer P. - synonymous parallelism; antithetischer P. - antithetic parallelism; synthetischer P. - synthetic parallelism; Glieder-P. - parallelism of the members |
Parallelität f parallelism; correspondence |
parallellaufend pr p (being) parallel; (runing) parallel |
Parallelmontage f parallel montage |
Parallelperspektive f (-n) parallel series; parallel perspective |
Parallelsatz m (-"e) parallel sentence |
Parallelschrift f (-en) parallel document |
Parallelsetzung f (-en) parallelizing |
Parallelstelle f (-n) parallel passage |
Parallelstrang m (-"e) parallel source |
Paralogie f paralogy, paralogism |
Paralogismus m paralogism |
Paralogismus m paralogism; P. des reinen Verstandes - paralogism of pure reason (Kant) |
Paralogistik f paralogistic |
Paralyse f (-n) paralysis |
paralytisch paralyzed; paralytic |
Parament n (-e) (ecclesiastical) parament |
Paränese f exhortations (criticism of literary forms) |
paränetisch paraenetic |
Paranoia f paranoia |
paranoid paranoid |
paranormal adj paranormal |
Paraphrase f (-n) paraphrase |
paraphrasieren to paraphase |
Paraphrast m (-en) paraphrast |
Paraphysik f paraphysics |
Parapsychologie f parapsychology |
Parasit m (-en) parasite |
parasitär adj parasitic(al) |
Parataxis f parataxis |
Pärchen n (-) couple, pair |
Parder m (-) leopard |
Parenthese f (-n) parenthesis |
parenthetisch in parenthesis |
Parfüm n (-e) perfume, scent |
Pari n pai; face value |
Paria m (s) pariah; (fig) outcast |
Paris n Paris |
Parität f (-en) parity, equality; konfessionelle P. - religious equality |
Parlament n (-e) parliament |
parlamentarisch parliamentary |
Parlamentarismus m parliamentarianism |
Parn. abbr
Parnassus. College Art Association of America. New York |
parochial parochial, parish |
Parochialkirche f (-n) parish church |
Parochie f (-n) parish |
Parodie f (-n) parody (auf - of, on); skit; travesty, rediculous, imitation; Mus: parody |
Parodiemesse f parody mass |
Parole f (-n) parole, speech; watchword, password; (fig) motto; slogan, catchword, catchphrase, rallying cry |
Parse m (-n) Parsi, Parsee, Gabar, Guebre |
Parser m parser |
Parsismus m parsism |
part. abr parteiisch; parteilich; partiell; partikular/partikulär; Engl: partial |
Part. abr Partizip (Sprachw.); Partei; Partie; Partikularismus; Partitur; Partner(in) |
Partei f (-en) faction; par, side; tenant; plaintiff, defendant |
Parteianhänger m (-) member of a party; party supporter |
Parteiführer m (-) party leader |
Parteigeist m party spirit |
parteiisch party-spirited; partial |
Parteilichkeit f partiality, bias |
Parteilinie f party-line |
Parteiwesen n party system |
Parteizugehörigkeit f party membership |
Parthenogenese f parthenogenesis; virgin birth |
Parthenogenesis f parthenogenesis, virgin birth |
Partialdefinition f (-en) partial definition |
partiell adj partial |
Partikel n (-n) particle |
partikular single; individual; separate |
partikulär
single; individual; separate
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Partikuläraussage f (-n) particular proposition |
Partikulargericht n particular judgement |
Partikularie f particular |
Partikularinteresse n special or particular interest |
Partikularisation f particularization |
Partikularisator m particular or existential quantifier |
Partikularismus m particularism |
Partikularität No information yet. |
Partition f partition |
Partitur f (-en) (musical) score; in P. schreiben - to score, to write in open score |
partiturmäßig in score |
Partizip n (-ien) participle; P. der Gegenwart - present participle |
Partizipation f participation |
Partizipialfügung f participial construction |
Partizipialkonstruction f (-en) participial construction; extended attribute construction |
Partizipialmarkierung f (-en) |
Partizipialsatz m (-"e) participial clause |
Partner m (-) partner |
Partnerin f (-nen) partner |
Partnerschaft f partnership |
Parusie f parousia, second coming |
Parusieerwartung f (-en) expectation of the parousy |
Parusieverzögerung f (-en) delay of the parousia |
Parzival m Parzival |
PASCH abbr
Papers of the American Society of Church History. New York |
Paschaopfer n (-) passover-sacrifice |
Passa n Passover; Paschal lamb |
passabel passable, reasonable, tolerable |
Passage f (-n) passage |
Passah n (-s) Passover; Paschal lamb |
Passahfest n (-e) Passover feast |
Passahlamm n Passover lamb |
Passahmahl n Passover meal |
Passahopfer n Passover sacrifice |
Passahzeit f Passover season |
Passalamm n Passover lamb |
Passamahl n Passover meal |
Passaopfer n Passover sacrifice |
passen
to fit; to suit; to be convenient; to harmonize; to appropriate; to match
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Passion f (-en) passion, passionate devotion |
Passional n (-e) passional |
Passionale n (-) passional |
passiones Lat: passions, emotions |
passioniert pp impassioned |
Passionist m (-en) Passionist |
Passionkreuz n Passion cross |
Passionsbetrachtung f Lenten meditation |
Passionsgeschichte f the Passion |
Passionsgottesdienst m service during Passion Week |
Passionskantate f Passion cantata |
Passionsmusik n Passion music |
Passionsoratorium n Passion oratorio |
Passionspredigt f Good Friday sermon |
Passionssäule f (-n) (depiction of the Flagellation of Christ or a column depicting the Passion and Instruments of the Passion, often topped by a rooster) |
Passionssonntag m (-e) Passion Sunday, Repus Sunday |
Passionsspiel n (-e) passion play; Corpus Christi play |
Passionstafel f (-n) passion panel (of a altar) |
Passionsweg m stations of the cross |
Passionswerkzeug n instrument of Christ's torture |
Passionswerkzeuge Instruments or Symbols of the Passion |
Passionswoche f Holy Week |
Passionszeit f Passiontide |
Passionszyklus m (-len) passion cycle (depictions of events from the Passion in chronological order on altar panels in music or live performance) |
Passiv n (-e) passive voice |
passiv passive; p. Wortschatz - passive vocabulary |
passivisch adj passive |
Passivismus m passivism |
Passivität f passivity |
Passivsatz m (-"e) passive sentence |
Passus m (-) passage (in a book); paragraph; case, instance |
past. abr pastoral |
PastBr. abr Pastoralbriefe |
Pastophorium n (-ien) pastophory |
Pastor m (-en) pastor, minister, clergy |
pastoral pastoral |
Pastoralbrief m (-e) pastoral Epistles |
Pastorale f (-s, -n) idyll; eclogue; pastoral(e) |
Pastoralien pl pastoral matters |
Pastoralkonferenz f clergy conference |
Pastoralmedizin f pastoral medicine |
Pastoralmesse f (-n) pastoral mass |
Pastoralring m pastoral ring |
Pastoralschreiben n (-) pastoral (letter) |
Pastoraltheologie f (-n) pastoral theology |
Pastorat n (-e) parsonage, vicarage, incumbency |
Pastorsfrau f clergy's wife |
Patchen n (-) godchild |
Pate m (-n) godfather |
Pate f (-n) godmother; sponsor, god-daughter; godchild; godparent |
patefactio Lat: manifestation; disclosure |
Patene f paten (tray for the bread in the celbration of the Eucharist) |
Patenkind n (-er) godchild |
Patenschaft f (-en) sponsorship |
Patensohn m godson |
Pater m (-, -tres) father; padre |
Paternalismus m paternalism |
Paternoster n (-) paternoster |
Pathetische n (the) pathetic |
Pathetisch-Erhabenes n pathetic-sublime (Schiller) |
Pathognomik f pathognomy |
Pathologie f (sg) (-n) pathology; P. der Moderne - pathologies of modernity |
pathologisch adj pathological |
Pathos n emotional style, emotion; pathos |
Pathosformel f pathos formula |
Patient m (-en) patient |
Patientin f (-nen) patient |
Patin f (-nen) godmother; sponsor |
patr. abbr patriarchalisch; patriotisch |
Patr. abbr Patriach(at); Lat: Patrimonium; Patriotismus; Patristik; Patrize; Patriziat; Patrizier; Engl: Patron; Patronage; Patronat;
Patristica. Paris |
Patriarchade f (-n) (biblical epic based on the story of the patriarchs) |
patriarchalisch adj patriarchal; p. Denken - patriarchal thought |
Patriarchalismus
patriarchalism
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Patriarchat n (-e) patriarchate, patriarchy |
patriarchatskritisch adj patriarchy-critical |
Patriarchengestalt f (-en) figure of the patriarch |
Patriarchenkreuz n (-e) patriarchal cross |
Patriarchenstuhl m (-"e) chair of the patriarch |
Patriarchismus m patriarchalism |
Patrimonium n (-nien) patrimony |
Patriot m (-en) patriot |
patriotisch patriotic |
Patriotismus m patriotism |
Patripassianer m (-) Patripassian |
Patrist. abr Patristik, patristisch |
Patristik f patristics |
patristisch adj patristic |
Patrizier m (-) patrician |
Patriziertum n patricians; the upper class |
patrizisch patrician |
Patron m (-e) patron (saint); founder of a church; patron |
Patronat n (-e) patronage |
Patronatsfest n patronal festival |
Patronatsherr m (-en) patron of a living |
Patronatsrecht n patronage |
PatSt abbr
Patristic Studies of the Catholic University of America. Washington, D.C. |
Pauke f (-n) Mus: kettledrum; mir P. uns Trompeten - with drums beating and trumpets sounding |
pauken to bet the drum |
paulinisch adj
Paulinian; Pauline; of or by (St.) Paul; Paulinische Doktrin - Pauline doctrine
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Paulinismus m Paulinism |
paulisch Paulin; of/by (St.)Paul |
Paulizianer m (-) Paulician |
Paulus m Paul |
Paulusakten the Acts of Paul |
Paulusapokalypse f the Apocalypse of Paul |
Paulusbrief m (-e) letter of Paul |
Pauperismus m pauperism |
Pauschalurteil n (-e) sweeping statement |
Pause f (-n) rest, break, pause |
pausieren to pause |
Pax f peace; Pax, goddess of peace; pax |
PaxRom abbr
Pax Romana. Friburg |
Paxtafel f (-n)
osculatorium; peace tablet (liturgical object in form of a little tablet to be kissed) |
Pazifikation f pacification |
Pazifismus m pacifism |
Pazifist m (-en) pacifist |
pazifistisch adj pacifist |
pazifizieren to come to an agreement, to pacify |
pb. abr Engl: publication(s) |
PBL abbr
Praktisches Bibellexikon. Freiburg, Breisgau, u.a. |
p.Chr. abr Lat: post Christum nach Christi - A.D. |
PD abbr
Päpstliche Dokumente. Würzburg |
PDVHL abbr
Palästinahefte des deutschen Vereins vom Heiligen Lande. Köln |
PEAr abbr
Publications in Egyptian Archeology. University of California Berkeley. Berkeley, Ca. |
peccata Lat: sins; p. mortalia - mortal sins; p. actuale - actual sins |
peccatum Lat: sin; p. actuale - actual sin; p. in spiritum sactum - sin against the Holy Spirit; p. inhaerens - inherent sin; p. mortalia - mortal sin; p. originale - original sin |
Pech n pitch; cobbler's wax; bad luck |
Pedal n (-en) pedal; pedal organ |
pedantisch pedantic |
Pedum n (-da) crosier |
Pegel m (-) level |
Pein f pain, agony, torture, torment |
peinigen to torture; to torment; to harass |
Peiniger m (-) torturer, tormentor |
Peinigung f (-en) torture; torment |
peinlich embarrassing, painful, distressing; precise, exact, minute |
peinliche Frage f torture |
Peinlichkeit f embarrassment; akwardness |
Peitsche f (-n) whip, lash; scourge |
Pektorale n (-lien) pectoral (cross) |
Pektoraltheologie f pectoral theology |
Pelagianer m (-) Pelagian |
pelagianisch Pelagian |
Pelagianismus m Pelagianism |
peliert burnished; auf der Scheibe p. - ring-burnished, wheel-burnished |
Pelitur f burnishing |
Pendel n (-) pendulum |
pendeln to swing; to oscillate |
Peninsula f (-suln) peninsula |
Pension f (-en) retirement; pension; guest-house (private hotel) |
Pensum n (-a & -en) task; lesson; curriculum |
Pent. abr Pentateuch |
Pentacostarium n pentecostarion |
Pentarchie f pentarchy |
Pentateuch m pentateuch, Torah |
Pentateucherzähler m Pentateuchal narrator |
Pentateuchfaden m strand of the Pentateuch |
Pentateuchkritik f Pentateuchal Criticism |
per definitionem Lat: by definition |
Perf. abr Perfekt; Perfektion; Perfektionismus |
Perfekt n (-e) perfect tense |
perfekt adj perfect, excellent, accomplished; complete |
Perfektion f perfection |
Perfektionismus m perfectionism |
Perfektionist m (-en) perfectionist |
Perfektionsgrad m degree of perfection |
Perfektionsstufe f degree of perfection (Leibniz) |
Perfektpartizip n past participle |
Perfektum n present perfect |
perfid perfidious, insidious |
perfide perfidious, insidious |
Perfidie f perfidy, perfidiousness, insidiousness |
Perfidität f perfidy, perfidiousness, insidiousness |
perfizieren to perfect |
Perfizierung f perfection |
Performance f performance |
Performanz f performance |
performativ adj performative |
performativ-konstativ adj performative-constative |
Perg. abr Pergament |
Pergament n (-e) parchment; vellum |
Pergamentband m (-"e) volume bound parchment |
Pergamenteinband m (-"e) parchment book binding |
pergamenten parchment |
Pergamenthandschrift f (-en) parchment manuscript |
Pergamentleim m (-e) parchment glue |
Pergamentpapier n parchment paper, vellum paper; waxed paper |
Pergamentrolle f (-n) parchment scroll |
Pergamon n Pergamum |
Pergamon-Altar m Pergamon Altar |
Pergola f (-len) pergola |
Periechontologie f periechontology (Jaspers) |
Perikopenbuch n (-"er) lectionary, pericope book |
Periode f (-n) complex sentence, period, phase; cycle |
Periodenbau m structue of periods; P. Musik: structure of meters |
periodisch periodic |
Periodisierung f (-en) periodizing |
Periodizität f periodicity; meter Mus: Aristotelian; p. Philosophie - Peripateticism, peripatetic philosophy |
periodologisch adj periodological |
periodologischer Aufbau periodological structure |
Peripatetiker m (-) Peripatetic |
peripatetisch No information yet. |
Peripatetismus No information yet. |
peripher peripheral |
Peripherie f (-n) periphery |
peripherisch peripheral |
periphrastisch periphrastic |
Perle f (-n) pearl; bead; fig - gem, jewel; Perlen vor die Säue werfen - to cast pearls before swine |
Perlenschnur f (-"e) string of pearls |
Perlokution f perlocution |
perlokutionär m perlocutionary |
permanent permanent, lasting, enduring, durable |
Permanenz f permanency, permanence, durability |
permissiv adj permissive |
Permutation f (-en) permutation |
Perpendikularstil m perpendicular style |
perpetuum mobile Lat: perpetual motion machine |
pers. abr persisch; persönlich; personal(-is,-e) |
Pers. abr Perser; Persianer; Persien; Person(en) |
per se Lat: by or through itself |
Perser m (-) Persian |
Perseveranz f archaic: perseverance |
Perseveration f (-en) perseveration |
Persien Persia |
persisch Persian |
per solam fidem Lat: through faith alone |
Person f (-en)
person; individual; personage |
Person(en)begriff m concept of person |
persona Lat: person; p. Deitatis - person of the Deity; p. divina - divine person; p. publica - public person (one who represents others) |
Personal n staff, employees, personnel |
Personalakte f (-n) personal file |
Personalendung f (-en) personal ending |
Personalform n personal pronoun |
Personalien particulars, personal data |
Personalinspiration f inspiration of the person |
Personalisation f personalization |
Personalismus m personalism |
Personalpronomen n personal pronoun |
Personalverzeichnis n (-se) list of employees, staff list |
personell personal |
Personenangabe f (-en) modifier of person |
Personenbeschreibung f (-en) (personal) description |
Personenkult m personality cult; cult of personality |
Personenname m (-n) personal name; proper name or noun |
personenorientiert adj person oriented |
Personenregister n (-) index of names |
Personenverzeichnis n (-se) list of persons, registers of persons, list of characters (in a play, etc.) |
Personifikation f (-en) personification |
personifizieren vr to personify; to embody; to incarnate |
Personifizierung f (-en) personification; animation |
persönlich adj, adv
personal; private(ly); in person |
Persönlichkeit f
personality, individuality; personage |
Persönlichkeitsbildung f character formation, personality formation |
Persönlichkeitsentfaltung f development of personality |
Persönlichkeitsentwicklung f personality development |
Persönlichkeitskult m personality cult |
Persönlichkeitsrecht n (-e) personal right |
Persönlichkeitsverlust m loss of personality |
Persönlichkeitswert m value of personality or the person, value of personhood |
Personsein n personal existence; personhood; personality |
Person-Sein n personhood; personal existence; personality |
Personwert m value as (a) person |
Perspektivansicht f (-en) foreshortening |
Perspektive f (-n) perspective; umgekehrte P. - inverted perspective |
Perspektivenvielfalt f variety of perspetives, perspective variety |
Perspektivismus m perspectivism |
Perspektivität f perspectivity |
Perspikuität f perspicuity (Aristotle) |
persuasiv adj archaic: persuasive: p. persuasive expression |
Pertinens |
pertinent |
Pertinenz No information yet. |
Pertinenzdativ No information yet. |
Perversion f (-en) perversion |
pervertiert pp, adj perverted |
Perzeptibilität f perceptibility |
Perzeption f perception |
Perzeptionalismus m perceptionalism |
Perzeptionsmodelle pl perception models |
perzipieren vr to perceive |
Pessimismus m pessimism |
Pessimist m (-en) pessimist |
Pessimistin f (-nen) pessimist |
pessimistisch adj, adv pessimistic; pessimistically |
Pestbeule f (-n) troublemaker; obnoxious character |
Pestblatt n (-"er) woodcut prayer against the plaque |
Pestilenz f pestilence, plague |
Peter Peter |
Peter-Prinzip n Peter-Prinziple |
Petersdom m St. Peter's Cathedral |
Peterskirche f St. Peter's (church in Rome) |
Peterspfennig m Peter's pence |
Petition f (-en) petition |
petitio principii Lat: begging the question |
Petr abr
Petrus(brief) - Peter; 1. Petrus(brief) - 1 Peter; 2. Petrus(brief) - 2 Peter
|
Petr. abr Petrus(brief) - Peter; 1. Petrus(brief) - 1 Peter; 2. Petrus(brief) - 2 Peter |
Petrefakt n petrifaction; fossil |
PetrEv abr Petrus-Evangelium |
Petrikirche f St. Peter's (Rome) |
petrinisch Petrine |
Petrus m Peter; Saint Peter |
Petrusakten the Acts of Peter |
Petrusamt n office of Peter |
Petrusapokalypse f the Apocalypse of Peter |
Petrusbriefe f (pl) Peter's letters |
Petrusevangelium n the Gospel of Peter |
Petrustradition f Petrine tradition |
Petschaft n (-e) stamp seal, signet |
Pfad m (-e) path, lane; achtfacher or achtteiliger P. - eight-fold way; P. der Erkenntnis - path of knowledge; P. der Erleuchtung - path to enlightenment |
Pfadanalyse f path analysis |
Pfadfinder m (-) boy scout; pathfinder |
Pfaffe m (-e) priest; cleric; parson |
Pfaffenherrschaft f clerical rule |
Pfaffenknecht m (-e) slavish adherent of the clergy |
Pfaffentum n clericalism; priests |
Pfaffenwirtschaft f clerical control |
pfäffisch priestlike; clerical; priestridden |
Pfahl m (-"e) stake, post; pole; pile; picket; thorn |
Pfalz f the Palatinate, Palatine |
pfälzisch Palatinate |
Pfalzkapelle f (-n) palatine chapel, palatine church |
Pfand n (-"er) pledge, security; deposit; forfeit; pawn; mortgage |
Pfanne f (-n) pan, bowl; boiler |
Pfarracker m (-) glebe land |
Pfarramt n incumbency, parsonage, pastorate |
pfarramtlich pastoralia |
Pfarramtskandidat m (-en) curse |
Pfarrberufung f appointment of a clergyman; appointment of clergymen |
Pfarrbesetzungsrecht n patronage |
Pfarrbezirk m (-e) parish |
Pfarrbuch n (-"er) parish register |
Pfarrdiakon m (-e) deacon |
Pfarre f (-n) Pferrei - parish |
Pfarrei f (-en) (church) living; parsonage, vicarage; parish |
pfarreilich parochial |
Pfarrer m (-)
parson; minister; clergyman; rector
|
Pfarrerin f (-nen) parson's wife |
Pfarrerstand m clergy |
Pfarrexamen n concursus |
Pfarrfrau f (-en) parson's wife; clergyman's wife |
Pfarrgehilfe m (-n) curate |
Pfarrgemeinde f (-n) parish |
Pfarrgemeinderat m (-"e) parish council |
Pfarrgut n (-"er) glebe land |
Pfarrhaus n (-"er) parsonage; rectory, vicarage |
Pfarrheim n (-e) parish hall (Catholic) |
Pfarrhelfer m (-) lay minister |
Pfarrherr m (-en) parson |
Pfarrhof m (-"e) parsonage, vicarage |
Pfarrkind n (-er) parishioner |
Pfarrkirche f (-n) parish church |
Pfarrkonkurs m concursus |
Pfarrmatrikel f (-n) parish register; parish account book |
Pfarrschule f (-n) church school |
Pfarrsprengel m (-s) parish estate |
Pfarrstelle f (-n) rectorate |
Pfarrverwalter m (-) curate-in-charge |
Pfarrverweser m (-) administrator of a parish |
Pfarrvikar m (-e) curate |
Pfarrvikarin f (-nen) deaconess |
Pfarrwahl f appointment of a clergyman |
Pfarrzehnte m (-n) parochial tithe |
Pfau m (-e, -en) peacock |
Pfeife f (-n) pipe; whistle; Mus: (organ) pipe |
pfeifen vi to whistle; to hiss; to howl (wind); to squeak |
Pfeil m (-e) arrow, dart, bolt, shaft |
Pfeiler m (-) pillar, prop, upright, door post, pier |
Pfeilerabstand m (-") distance between pillars |
Pfeilerbasilika f (-ken) basilica with nave walls resting on pillars |
Pfeilerbogen m (-, -") pier arch |
Pfeilerfigur f (-en) pillar figure or statue |
pfeilergestützt supported by pillars |
Pfeilerweite f (-n) intercolumniation |
Pfeil-Paradox(on) n arrow paradox |
Pfeilvorschaltung f implication introduction |
Pfennig m (-e) penny; farthing |
Pferd n (-e) horse |
Pfiff m (-e) whistle |
Pfingstabend m Whit-Saturday |
Pfingstbewegung f Pentecostal Movement |
Pfingstbrauch m Whitsunday custom |
Pfingsten n Pentecost, Whitsuntide |
Pfingstfeiertag m (-e) der erste P. - Whitsunday; der zweite P. - Whitmonday |
Pfingstferien f Whitsun holidays, Whitsuntide recess |
Pfingstfest n Pentecost; Whitsuntide |
Pfingstgeschehen n Pentecost event |
pfingstlich Pentecostal; Whitsun- |
Pfingstmontag m Whit-Sunday |
Pfingstsonntag m Whit-Sunday |
Pfingsttag m one of the days of the Whit weekend, the day of Pentecost |
Pfingsttage f Whitsun holidays |
Pfingstvigil f Whitsun eve, vigil of Pentecost |
Pfingstvigilie f Whitsun eve, vigil of Pentecost |
Pfingstwoche f Whitsun week |
Pfingstwunder n miracle of Pentecost |
Pfingstzeit f Whitsun, Whitsuntide, Pentecost |
Pfinst Pentecostal |
Pflanze f (-n) plant |
pflanzen to plant; (fig.) to implant |
Pflanzenmotiv n (-e) plant design |
Pflanzenmuster n (-) plant design |
pflanzlich vegetable, plant |
Pflanzung f (-en) planting, plantation, settlement, colony |
Pflaster n (-) pavement, paving; plaster, patch; amends |
pflastern to pave |
Pflasterstein m (-e) paving stone |
Pflegeanstalt f (-en) mental home |
pflegebedürftig in need of care |
Pflegeheim n (-e) nursing home |
pflegen
to tend; to look after; to nurse; to cultivate; to cherish; to take care of; p. zu - to be in the habit of, be accustomed to |
Pfleger m (-) nurse; curator; guardian |
Pflegerin f (-nen) nurse; curator; guardian |
Pflegevater m (-") foster father |
Pflicht f (-en)
duty; oblilgation; responsibility; aus P. - from duty (Kant); bürgerliche P. - civil duty; P. aus Handeln - acting from duty (Kant); unbedingte P. - unconditional duty
|
Pflicht(en)ethik f duty ethics, ethics of duty |
Pflichtauffassung f sense of duty |
pflichtbewußt conscientious; dutiful |
Pflichtbewußtsein n sense of duty, dutifulness; conscientiousness |
Pflichteifer m zeal |
pflichteifrig adj zealous |
Pflichten pl duties; bürgerliche P. - civil duties |
Pflichtenkreis No information yet. |
Pflichtenlehre f moral philosophy; ethics; doctrine of duties; teaching of duties |
Pflichterfüllung f fulfilment of duty, doing one's duty |
Pflichtgebet n (-e) oblgational prayer |
Pflichtgefühl n sense of duty |
pflichtgemäß adj; adv dutyful(ly), in conformity with duty, according to duty |
Pflichtgesetz n moral law |
pflichtgetreu No information yet. |
pflichtmässig dutiful |
pflichtmäßig adj; adv dutyful(ly), in conformity with duty, according to duty, in accordance with duty |
pflichttreu conscientious; dutiful |
Pflicht und Neigung f duty and inclination |
pflichtvergessen forgetful |
Pflichtvergessenheit f neglectfulness, dereliction of duty |
Pflichtverletzung f breach or violation of duty; dereliction of duty |
Pflichtversäumnis n neglect of duty; dereliction of duty |
Pflock m (-"er) stake, peg; post; picket |
pflücken to pick; to gather |
Pflug m (-"e) plow |
pflügen to plow, to till |
Pflüger m (-) plowman |
Pflugschar f (-en) plowshare |
Pforte f (-n) gate; door; opening; entrance |
Pförtner m (-) door keeper; doorman; porter |
Pfropfen m (-) stopper |
Pfründe f (- n) prebend, benefice, church living; place in a home for the aged; sinecure |
Pfühl m (-e) bolster; pillow, cushion; couch |
Pfund n (-e) pound (weight); pound (sterling); talent |
pg. abr Lat: pagina Seite- page; paginieren; paginiert |
Pg. abr Pergament(band) - pargement (volume); Paginierung |
PGL abbr
Patristic Greek Lexicon. G .W. Lampe, ed. Oxford |
PGM abbr
Papyri Graecae Magicae. Die griechischen Zauberpapyri. K. Preisendanz, ed. Berlin |
PGMT abbr
Pelican Guide to Modern Theology. Baltomore, Md. |
Pgt. abr Pergament - pargement |
phallisch adj phallic |
Phallogozentrismus m phallogocentrism |
Phallokratie f phallocracy |
Phalluskult m phallic cult |
Phänomen n (-e) phenomenon |
phänomenal adj phenomenal; p. Ich - phenomenal self or ego; p. Sein - phenomenal being |
Phänomenalismus m phenomenalism; konstruktionalistischer P. - constructivist(ic) phenomenalism; linguistischer P. - linguistic phenomenalism |
Phänomenalität f phenomenality; Satz der P. - principle of phenomenality |
Phänomenimmanenz f immanence of (the) phenomena |
Phänomenologie f phenomenology |
phänomenologisch No information yet. |
Phänomenon n (-na) phenomenon |
Phantasie f (-n)
imagination; fantasy; reverie; fantastic vision |
Phantasiebild n (-er) vision |
Phantasiegebilde n (-) creation of fancy, figment of the imagination; fantsy, phantasy |
phantasielos unimaginative |
phantasievoll imaginative |
Phantasma n (-ta, -men) fantasm, phantasm; phantom; fantasy |
Phantasmagorie f phantasmagory, phantasmagoria |
Phantast m (-en) fantast; dreamer; visionary; romancer |
Phantasterei f (-en) indulgence in fantastic ideas |
phantastisch adj fantastic, phantastic; fanciful |
Phantom n (-e) phantom; illusion |
Phantomwort n (-"er, -e) ghost word, phantom word |
Pharao m (-nen) Pharaoh |
Pharisäer m (-) Pharisee; hypocrite |
pharisäerhaft adj pharisaic |
Pharisäertum n pharisaism |
pharisäisch pharisaic |
Pharisäismus m Pharisaism |
Phäriseär m (-)
Pharisee; (derogative): hypocrite |
Pharyngalisierung f pharyngealization |
Phase f (-n) phase; stage |
Phasenübergang m phase transition |
phatisch adj phatic |
PHC abbr
Pelican. History of the Church. London |
PhE abbr
Philosophie in Einzeldarstellungen. Freiburg, Breisgau |
Phem n pheme (Austin) (lan) |
PhF abbr
Philosophische Forschungen. Berlin |
PhG abbr
Philosophie und Geschichte. Tübingen |
phil. philologisch; philosophisch - philologic(al); philosophic(al) |
Phil. abbr Philipper(brief) - Philippians; Philosophie - philosophy; Philologe; Philologie; Philosoph;
Philosophy. London
|
Phil abr Philipper(brief) - Philippians |
Phil abbr
Philologus. |
philanthr. abr philanthropisch |
Philanthr. abr Philanthropie; Philanthrop(in)ismus |
Philanthrop m (-en) philanthropist |
Philanthropie f philanthropy |
philanthropisch philanthropic |
PhilArb abbr
Philosophische Arbeiten. Gießen |
Philema f kiss of peace, pax |
philharmonisch philharmonic |
Philipp m Philip |
Philippi n Philippi |
philistäisch of Philistia, Philistine |
Philister m (-) Philistine; unimaginative person; vulgarian |
Philisterei f Philistinism or philistinism; pedantry; narrow-mindedness; lack of imagination, unimaginative outlook |
philisterhaft adj Philistine or philistine, pedantic, uncultured; bourgeois; narrow-mindedness |
Philisterland n the land of the Philistines |
Philistermeer n the Sea of the Philistines |
Philistertum n Philistinism or philistinism; pedantry; narrow-mindedness; lack of imagination, unimaginative outlook |
Philm. abr Philemon(brief) - Philemon |
Philodoxie f philodoxy (Kant) |
philol. abr philologisch |
Philol. abr Philologe; Philologie |
Philologe m (-n) philologist; linguist |
Philologie f philology; language studies |
philologisch philological; linguistic |
philonisch of Philo |
philos. abr philosophieren; philosophisch |
Philosoph m (-en), n-noun
philosopher
|
Philosophaster m philosophaster; dabbler in philosophy |
Philosophem n (-e) philosopheme, philosophical theorem; philosophical dictum; philosophical problem |
Philosophen n-noun see Philosoph |
Philosophenschule f (-n) school of thought |
philosophia perennis Lat: perennial philosophy |
philosophia prima Lat: first philosophy |
Philosophie f (-n) philosophy; P. der Geisteswissenschaft - philosophy of the humanities, philosophy of the human sciences; P. des Als-Ob - philosophy of (the) as if, as-if philosophy; P. des Geistes - philosophy of spirit or mind |
Philosophiebegriff m concept of philosophy |
Philosophiedidaktik f didactics of philosophy |
Philosophiegeschichte f history of philosophy |
philosophieren vr to philosophize; to reflect, theorize |
philosophisch adj, adv
philosophic(al); philosophically; p. Gewißheit - philosophical certainty; p. Gotteslehre - philosophical theology; p. Glaube - philosophical faith or believe
|
Philo von Alexandrien m Philo of Alexandria |
Phils. abr Philosophie |
PhJ abbr
Philosophisches Jahrbuch der Görres-Geselschaft. Fulda |
phlegmatic phlegmatic |
Phlegmatiker m (-) phlegmatic |
Phlm. abr
Philemon(brief) - Philemon
|
Phlogistontheorie f phlogiston theory |
Phm abr
Philemon(brief) - Philemon
|
PhM abbr
Philosophische Monatshefte. Berlin |
phon. abr phonetisch |
phön. abr phönizisch |
Phon. abr Phonetik(er); Phonologie |
Phon n phon |
Phonationsatmung f (-en) speech breathing |
Phonem n (-e) phoneme; unpaariges P. - non-paired phoneme |
Phonematik f phonemics |
phonematisch phonemic |
Phonembegriff m (-e) phoneme concept |
Phonembetonung f phoneme stress |
Phonemdauer f (-en) phoneme length |
Phonemdefinition f (-en) phoneme definition |
Phonemfolge f (-n) phoneme sequence |
Phonemfrequenz f (-en) phoneme frequency |
Phonemglied n (-er) phoneme member |
Phonemgrenze f (-n) phoneme boundary |
Phonemgruppe f (-n) phoneme boundary |
Phonemhäufigkeit f phoneme frequency |
Phonemik f phonemics |
Phonemisierung f phonemicization |
Phonemkategorie f (-n) phoneme category |
Phonemklasse f (-n) phoneme class |
Phonemkombination f (-en) phoneme combination |
Phonemkontrast m (-e) phoneme contrast |
Phonemopposition f phoneme opposition |
Phonempaar n (-e) phoneme pair |
Phonemrealisierung f phoneme realization |
Phonemreihe f (-n) phoneme series |
Phonemvariante f (-n) allophone, phoneme alternant; phoneme member; phoneme variant |
Phonemverbindung f (-en) phoneme juncture |
Phonemverteilung f (-en) phoneme distribution |
Phonemwechsel m (-) phoneme alternation |
Phonemzusammenfall m phoneme merger |
Phonetik f phonetics; phonotactics |
phonetisch phonetic |
Phonik f phonics |
Phönikien Phoenicia |
Phönikier m Phoenician |
phönikisch Phoenician |
phonisch phonic |
Phönizien Phoenicia |
Phönizier m (-) Phoenician or Phenician |
phönizisch adj Phoenician or Phenician |
phonol. abr phonologisch |
Phonol. abr Phonologie |
Phonologie f phonology |
phonologisch phonemics, phonological |
Phonologisierung f phonologization, phonemicization |
Phonozentrismus m phonocentrism |
Phoronomie f phoronomy |
Phot. abr Photographie |
Photo n (-s) photograph |
photogr. abr photographieren; photographiert; photographisch |
Photorealismus m photorealism |
PhR abbr
Philosophische Rundschau. Tübingen |
Phrase f (-n) phrase |
Phraseologie f phraseology |
phrasieren to phrase |
Phrasierung f (-en) phrasing |
Phrasierungszeichen n (-) phrasing mark |
Phrastik f phrastic (Hare) |
PhRef abbr
Philosophia Reformata. Kampen |
PhRel abbr
Philosophia Religionis. Assen |
Phrenologie f phrenology |
PhRev abbr
Philosophical Review. New York |
Phron abbr
Phronesis. A Journal for Ancient Philosophy. Assen |
phronesis No information yet. |
phrygisch Phrygian |
Phylakterion f (-rien) phylactery, (pl) phylacteries, tefillin |
physikalisch physical |
Physikalismus m physicalism |
Physikotheologie f (sg) physico-theology (teaching of the necessity of the existence of God based on rational observation of the order in nature) |
physikotheologisch adj
physico-theological; physikotheologischer Beweis or Gottesbeweis - physico-theological proof or proof of God (of the existence of God as creator) |
Physiognomik f physiognomy, anthroposcopy |
Physiologie f physiology; P. der reinen Vernunft - physiology of pure reason (Kant); P. des menschlichen Verstandes - physiology of human understanding (Kant) |
Physische n the physical |
Pianoforte n pianoforte |
Pienarablaß m (-"e) plenary indulgence |
Pienarkonzil n (-e) plenary council |
piet. abr pietistisch |
Piet. abr Pietismus |
Pieta f (-s) pieta |
Pietägefühl n feeling of reverence |
pietas Lat: piety |
Pietät piety, reverence, devotion; attachment |
pietätlos irreverent, disrespectful |
Pietätlosigkeit f irreverence |
Pietismus m
pietism; Pietism |
Pietist m (-en) Pietist |
Pilatus m Pilate |
Pilatusakten the Acts of Pilate |
Pilger m (-) pilgrim |
Pilgerfahrt f (-en) pilgrimage, pilgrim´s journey |
Pilgerflasche f (-n) pilgrim bottle; pilgrim flask; canteen |
Pilgerin f (-nen) woman pilgrim |
Pilgerkirche f (-n) pilgrimage church |
Pilgerkirche f (-n) pilgrimage church |
Pilgerkleid n (-er) garb, pilgrim's dress |
pilgern vi to go on a pilgrimage, make a pilgrimage |
Pilgerpfad m (-e) pilgrim trail |
Pilgerschaft f pilgrimage |
Pilgerstab m (-"e) pilgrim's staff |
Pilgerstraße f (-n) pilgrimage road |
Pilgerväter f Pilgrim Fathers |
Pilgerzeichen n (-) pilgrims badge |
Pilgrim m (-e) pilgrim |
Pinakothek f Pinacotheca (a picture gallery in Munich) |
Pinsel m (-) paintbrush |
Pinselei f daubing, dabbling |
Pithos m pithos; storage; jar |
pittoresk adj picturesque |
PJ abbr
Palästina-Jahrbuch des deutschen evangelischen Instituts. |
Pkt. abr Punkt |
Pkte. abr Punkte |
pl. abr pluralisch; Plural; planmäßig |
PL abbr
Patrologiae Cursus Completus (Patrologia Latina). – Series Latina. Jacques-Paul Migne, ed. Paris |
PLA abbr
Philosophischer Literaturanzeiger. München |
Placet n placet |
plagal plagal |
Plagiat n (-e) plagiarism; piracy |
Plagiator m (-en) plagiarist, pirate |
plagiieren to plagiarize |
Plakat n (-e) poster; place card; bill |
Plan m (-"e) plain; expanse; field (of battle); battleground |
Planet m (-en) planet; constellation |
Planetensystem n (-e) planetary system |
Planung f (-en) planning |
Plarität f (-en) polarity |
Plastik f (-en) Skulptur - sculpture; Bildhauerkunst - plastic art |
plastisch plastic |
Plastizität f plasticity |
Platane f (-n) plane |
Platitüde f (-n) cliche, trivialities, platitude |
Plato(n) m Plato |
Platoniker m (-) Platonist |
platonisch adj, adv Platonic or Platonian; platonically, unworldly, spiritual(ly) |
Platonismus m Platonism |
platonistisch platonic, platonistic |
platt flat |
plattdeutsch Low German |
plätten to flatten |
Plattenfibel f (-n) two-piece or disc fibula |
Plattenfuge f (-n) joint between two slabs or plates |
Plattner m (-) (artisan who makes and decorates armor) |
Platz m (-"e)
place; (city) square; space; location; field; position; room; seat; am P. sein - be pertinent, appropriate |
Platzhalter m (-) Phil: place-holder; Ling; anticipatory word |
Platzregen m (-) rain |
Plausibilität f plausibility |
plausibl adj plausible |
Plebejer m (-) plebeian |
plebejisch plebeian, low, vulgar |
Plebiszit n plebiscite |
Plenarium n (-rien) (liturgical book containing the readings for Mass) |
Plenum n plenum chorus (organ) |
Pleonasmus m (-en) pleonasm, redundancy |
Pleonexie f greed, acquisitiveness |
pln. abr paulinisch |
Plotin m Plotinus |
plotinische Metaphysik f Plotinian metaphysics |
plötzlich adj, adv
sudden(ly); abrupt; all at once |
Plq. abr Plusquamperfekt |
Pls abr Paulus |
Plur. abr Plural |
plur. abr pluralisch |
Plural m (-e) plural |
Pluralendung f (-en) plural ending |
pluralisch adj plural |
Pluralismus m pluralism |
pluralistisch adj pluralistic |
Pluralität f plurality |
Pluriformität f pluriformity |
plus plus; above |
Plus n plus sign, increase; profit; advantage; surplus |
Plusquamperfekt n (-e) past perfect, pluperfect (tense) |
Plusquamperfektum n (-a) past perfect, pluperfect (tense) |
Pluszeichen n (-) plus sign; positive sign |
Plutokratie f plutocracy |
plutonisch Plutonian |
Plymouthbrüder Plymouth, Brethren, Darbyites |
P.M. abr Lat: Pontifex Maximus |
PMIZG abbr
Protestantische Monatsblätter für innere Zeitgeschichte. Gotha |
Pneuma f pneuma, spirit; soul; (the) Holy Spirit |
Pneumatik f (-), (-en) pneumatic (system); pneumatic (action), pneumatics |
Pneumatikertum n a sort of spirit-endowment |
Pneumatismus m pneumatism |
Pneumatokratie f pneumatocracy |
Pneumatologie f pneumatology, doctrine of the Holy Spirit |
pneumatologisch pneumatological |
PO abbr
Patrologia Orientalis. Paris |
Pöbel m mob, populace, people, rabble |
pöbelhaft vulgar, low, plebeian |
Pöbelhaftigkeit f vulgarity, rudeness, coarseness |
Pöbelherrschaft f mob rule |
Pöbelvolk n mixed multitude |
pochen to knock, to tab, to beat, to throb, to pound |
Pocken smallpox; boils of Egypt |
Podium n (-ien) podium |
Podiumsdiskussion f (-en) panel discussion |
Podiumsgespräch n (-e) panel discussion |
poena Lat: punisment |
poenitentia Lat: penance, penitence; repentance, contrition |
Poesie f poetry |
poet. abr poetisch |
Poet m (-en) poet |
Poetik f poetics |
Poetin f (-nen) poetess, woman poet |
poetisch poetic |
Poetisierung f poeticization |
Pogrom m/n (-e) pogrom |
Poiesis f poiesis (Aristotle) |
poietisch adj poietic |
Poimenik f poimenics, pastoral theology |
Pointillismus m pointillism |
pol. abr polarisieren; polarisiert; polemisieren; polemisch; politisch |
Pol. abr Polarisierung; Polarität; Polemik; Politik(er); Prolog; Politik; Polel |
Pol m (-e) sphere; pole |
Polare f polar line |
Polarität f (-en) polarity |
Polemik f polemic; controversy; polemics |
Polemiker m (-) controversialist |
polemisch polemic |
polemisieren to carry on a controversy |
Polemologie f polemology |
Polen n Poland |
polieren to burnish; to finish (surface); to polish |
Polierer m (-) rubber; burnisher; polisher |
Poliermesser n (-) polishing-knife |
poliert pp polished; burnished; auf der Scheibe p. - ring-burnished, wheel-burnished |
Polis f city state |
polit. abr politisch |
Politik f politics, policy |
Politiker m (-) politician |
Politikwissenschaft f political science |
politisch
political; politic |
Politur f (-en) burnishing; polishing |
polnisch Polish |
Polster n (-) cushion; pillow; bolster |
Polyc abr Brief des Polykarp |
polyg. abr polygam |
Polyg. abr Polygamie; Polygamist |
Polygamie f polygamy |
Polyk. abr Lat: Epistula Polycarp |
polymetrisch polymetric |
polymythisch adj polymythical |
polyphon polyphonic |
Polyphonie f polyphony |
polyrhythmisch polyrhythmic |
polysemantisch adj polysemantic |
Polysyllogismus m polysyllogism |
Polytheismus m polytheism |
Polytheist m (-en) polytheist |
polytheistisch polytheistic |
polytonal polytonal |
Polytonalität f polytonality |
pompeianisch Pompeian |
pompejanisch Pompeian |
pompös pompous |
pönal penal |
Pönitenz f (-en) penitence, penance |
pons asinorum Lat: mnemonic, asses or donkey-bridge, key, crib; eine E. bauen - to give a clue or hint |
Pont. abr Pontificio |
Pontifikalbuch n the Pontificale Romanum, pontifical book |
Pontifikale n (-lien) pontifical book; pontifical vestments |
Pontifikalien pontificality |
Pontifikat n (-e) pontificate |
pontifizieren to pontificate |
pop. abr populär |
Pope m (-n) priest of the Greek church |
populär popular |
Popularität f popularity |
Populärkultur f popular or low culture |
Popularphilosophie f (-n) popular philosophy |
Populärwissenschaft f popular science |
Populismus m populism |
Pornographie f pornography |
porös porous |
Portal n (-e) portal, main entrance |
Porträt n (-s) portrait, portrayal |
Porträtmalerei f portraiture |
Porzellan n china, porcelain |
pos. abr positiv; positivistisch |
Posaune f (-en) 1. lit, bibl: trumpet; 2. Mus: trombone; (on the organ) trombone, buccina; 3. P. des jüngsten Gerichts - the last trumpet (sg), the trumpet of doom; zur Zeit der letzten P. - at the last trumpet |
posaunen to play the trumpet or trombone; to sound, proclaim aloud |
Posaunenblasen n trumpet blasts |
Posaunenbläser m (-) trumpet player |
Posaunenchor m (-"er) trombone band or chorus |
Posaunenengel m (-) angel with a trumpet |
Posaunenschall m the sound of trumpet |
Posaunensignal n (-e) trumpet signal |
Posaunenstoß m (-"e) sounding of trumpets |
Posaunist m (-en) trombonist |
posieren to pose |
Position f (-en) position |
positional adj positional or thetic |
positionell adj positional goods |
positiv adj positive; positive, affirmative, constructive, favorable (answer, etc); p. Wissen - factual or positive knowledge |
Positive n the positive, positivity |
Positivismus m positivism |
Positivist m (-en) positivist |
positivistisch positivistic |
Positivsatz m (-"e) positive sentence |
Poss. abr Possession; Possessiv |
Poss.-Pron. abr Possessivpronomen |
Posse f (-n) farce; comedy-farce |
posse non peccare Lat: able not to sin |
possessiv possessive |
Possessivität f possessiveness |
Possessivpronomen n possessive pronoun |
Possessivsuffixy n (-e) possessive suffix |
possest Lat, Phil: ability to be; potentiality for being |
Possibilismus m possibilism |
Postexistenz f (-en) post-existence |
Postille f book of homilies |
postindustriell adj post-industrial |
Postkolonialismus m post-colonialism |
Postkommunismus m post-communism |
Postludium n postlude |
Postmaterialismus m post-materialism |
Postmillennarismus m postmillenarianism |
Postmoderne f postmodernism |
Postprädikament n (-e) postpredicaments |
post rem Lat: after the thing |
Postskriptum n (-ta) postscript (P.S.) |
Poststrukturalismus m poststructuralism |
Postulat n (-e) postulate; thesis; assumption; claim; demand; Rom Cath: postulancy |
postulieren to postulate |
postulierend adj postulational |
POT abbr
Princeton Oriental Texts. Princeton, N.J. |
Potemkinsches Dorf n Potemkin village |
potentia Lat: power; p. absoluta - absolute power; p. ordinata - ordained power |
Potential n potential |
potential potential |
Potentialwert m potential value |
potentiell adj potential |
Potenz f (-en) Phil: power; potency |
Potenz-Akt-Lehre f potentiality-actuality theory (Aristotle) |
Potenzmenge f Phil: power set |
Potenzreihe f Phil: power series |
potestas Lat: authority, rule; p. ecclesiae - the power of the church; p. privata - the power of privat judgment |
Pr.-Doz. abr Privatdozent |
Pr.-Korr. abr Privatkorrespondenz |
Präcentor m (-en) precentor (medieval: director of the choir services; same as German; Vorsänger) |
präceptiv preceptive |
prachtvoll splendid, magnificent, superb |
Präd. abr Prädikat |
präd. abr prädikativ |
Prädestination f predestination |
Prädestinationslehre f (-n) dogma of predestination |
prädestinieren
to predestinate; to foreordain |
Prädetermination f predetermination |
Prädeterminismus m predeterminism (Aquinas) |
Prädikabilien pl predicables, praedicabilia |
Prädikabilität f predictability |
Prädikant m (-en) preacher |
Prädikat n (-e) predicate, verb; title, predicate; grading, rating, mark(s) |
Prädikatenkalkül m/n predicate calculus |
Prädikatenlogik f predicate logic |
Prädikatenprädikat n second-order predicate |
Prädikation f predication |
prädikativ predicative |
Prädikativum n (va) predicate |
Prädikator m predicator |
Prädikatorenvariable f predicate variable |
Prädikatsakkusativ m (-e) predicate accusative |
Prädikatsergänzung f (-en) predicate complement |
Prädikatskonstante f predicate constant |
Prädikatsnomen n predicate complement |
Prädikatsnominativ m (-e) predicate nominative |
Prädikatsobjekt n (-e) predicate object |
Prädikatsteil m (-e) predicate prong |
Prädiktion f prediction |
prädizieren to describe |
Prädizierung f (-en) affirmation |
praeceptum Lat: precept |
praedestinatio Lat: predestination; p. ad salutem - predestination to salvation |
Praeludium n prelude |
praeparatio evangelica Lat: preparation for the gospel |
praesentia Lat: presence; closeness, nearness; p. localis sine corporalis - local or bodily presence; p. realis - real or true presence; p. sacramentalis - sacramental presence; p. substantialis - substantial, true or real presence |
präexistent pre-existent |
Präexistentialismus m pre-existentialism |
Präexistenz No information yet. |
Präexistenzidee f (-n) idea of preexistence |
Präfekt m (-en) prefect ; governor |
Präferenzlogik f logic(s) of preference(s), preference logic(s) |
Präferenzmodell n preferential model |
Präferenzordnung f preference order, order of preference |
Präfiguration f (-en) prefiguration; archetype; prtotype |
Präfix n (-e) prefix |
Präfixlosigkeit f absence of prefixes |
Präformation f preformation |
präformieren to anticipate |
Prägedruck m relief painting with a deeply etched plate |
prägen
to coin; to shape, impress (on); to mould; to characterize; to mint; to stamp
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Pragmatik f pragmatics |
pragmatisch pragmatic |
Prägmatismus m pragmatism |
prägnant precise, exact, pregnant |
Prägung f (-en)
coining; shaping; imprinting; moulding; mould; character; imprint |
Prähistorie f prehistory, prehistoric times |
prahlen vi to boast, brag, swagger, show off; to be loud (of colors) |
Prahler m (-) boaster, braggart; swaggerer |
Prahlerei f boast(ing), bragging; ostentation |
prahlerisch adj boastful, bragging, swaggering |
Prahlhans m braggart, boaster; showoff; loud noise |
Prähominide m pre-hominid |
Präjudiz f prejudice |
Präkognition f precognition |
Praktiker m practitioner, practical person |
praktisch
practical |
praktizieren to exercise |
Prälat m (-en) prelate; provost |
Prälatur f prelacy |
präliterarisch adj preliterary |
prälogisch adj prelogical |
Prämeditation f premeditation |
Prämisse f (-n) premise, premiss, ground; obere P. - major premise or premiss; untere P. - minor premise or premiss |
prana Sanskrit: life force, air |
pränex adj prenex |
präontologisch adj preontological |
präp. abr präparieren; präpariert; präpositional |
Präposition f (-en) preposition |
Präpositionalfall m ('e) preppositional |
Präpositionalkasus m prepositional case |
Präpositionalobjekt n (-e) prepositional modifier or phrase |
Prärogativ n (-e) prerogative |
präs. abr präsent; präsentisch; präsidieren; präsumtiv |
Präs. abr Präsens ; Präsent; Präsentant; Präsentation; Präsentierung; Präsenz; Präservativ; Präsident(schaft); Präsidium; Präsumtion |
Präsapiensmensch m (-en) pre-sapiens man |
Präsens n (-ntia) present tense |
Präsenspartizip n (-ien) present participle |
präsent present |
Präsentation f (-en) presentation |
Präsentismus m presentism |
Präsenz f presence; present tense |
Präsenzlosigkeit f the lack of presence |
Präsenzzeit f specious present |
Präsident m (-en) president |
Präskription f (-en) prescription, limitation |
präskriptiv adj prescriptive; p. Ethik - prescriptive ethics |
Präskriptivaussage f prescriptive statement |
Präskriptivismus m prescriptivism |
präskriptivistisch adj prescriptivist |
Präskriptivität f prescriptivity, presciptiveness |
Präskriptor m prescriptor |
Prasser m (-) glutton; reveler, rake |
Prasserei f feasting, revelry, debauchery, dissipation |
prästabiliert pp, adj pre-established |
Prästabilismus m theory of/or belief in pre-established harmony |
Präsumption f (-en) presumption |
Präsupposition f (-en) presupposition |
Präsuppositionstheorie f presupposition theory |
Prät. abr Präteritum; Prätendent; Prätention |
Prätendent m (-en) pretender |
Prätension f (-en) pretension |
Prätention f (-en) pretension |
Präterist m (-en) preterist |
präterital praeterite |
Präteritum n (-ta) past tense, simple past, narrative past, preterite tense |
Prätorianer m (-) praetorian; pretorian |
Prätorianergarde f Praetorian Guard |
Prätorium n praetorium |
Präventivkrieg m preventive war |
Präventivmaßnahme f (-en) preventive measure |
Präventivschlag m pre-emptive strike |
Praxis f practice, experience, usage, custom |
praxisorientiert adj practical, practice oriented |
Präzedenz f precedence |
Präzedenzfall m (-"e) precedent |
Präzensbibliothek f (-en) |
präzisieren
to define, render precisely |
Präzisierung f (-en)
well-defined term |
Präzision f (-en)
precision; accuracy |
PrBl abbr
Protestantenblatt. Berlin u.a. |
Prd abr
Prediger (Salomo), Kohelet - Ecclesiastes
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PRE abbr
Paulys Real-Encyclopädie der classischen Alterthumswissenschaft. George Wissowa, et al. eds. Stuttgart |
Pred. abr Prediger (Salomos), Kohelot - Ecclesiastes |
predigen
to preach; (derogative): to sermonize, lecture, rant
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Predigen n preaching |
Prediger m (-) preacher, minister, clergyman; der P. in der Wüste - a voice crying in the wilderness |
Predigerbruder m Dominican; der Oden der Predigerbrüder - the Dominican Order |
Predigerorden m (-) Dominican Order; order of preacher |
Predigerseminar n (-e) theological college |
Predigt f (-en)
sermon; (derogative): lecture
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predigtartig sermon-like; homiletical |
Predigtbuch n (-"er) book or collection of homilies |
Predigtstuhl m pulpit |
Predigtwort n (-e) preached word; (main) text (of a sermon) |
Preis m (-e)
price, cost; fee; value; reward; praise; um jeden P. - at any price |
preisen vi
to praise, extol, glorify; to eulogize; to commend, praise
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preisenswert extolled |
Preisgabe f surrender; exposure; disclosure; revelation |
preisgeben vi
to abandon, give up, surrender; to sacrifice; to relinquish; to reveal, give away; to betray
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presb. abr presbyterian(er) (ische) |
presbyter. abr presbyterianisch |
Presbyter m (-) presbyter |
Presbyteramt n (-"er) presbyterate |
Presbyterat n priesthood |
Presbyterialverfassung f the Presbyterian system |
Presbyterianer m (-) Presbyterian |
presbyterianisch Presbyterian |
Presbyterianismus m Presbyterianism |
Presbyterium n (-rien) presbytery; presbytery room |
Presigesucht f desire for prestige |
Presse f press |
Pressefreiheit f freedom of the press |
pressen to cast (in a mould) |
Prestige n prestige; standing |
preuß. abr preußisch |
Preuße m (-n) Prussian |
Preußen n Prussia |
preußisch Prussian |
Priester m (-)
priest
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Priester m (-) priest |
Priesteramt n priesthood; office of priest |
Priesterbeffchen n clergyman's bands |
Priesterbinde f (-n) fillet |
Priesterdienst m serving as priest; executing the priest's office |
Priestergewand n (-"er) vestment |
Priesterhemd n (-en) alb, surplice |
Priesterherrschaft f priestly hierarchy; goverment or rule by clerics; hierocracy |
Priesterin f (-nen) priestess |
Priesterkaste f priestly caste |
Priesterkleid n (-er) priestly garment |
Priesterkodez m Priestly Code |
priesterlich adj priestly; sacerdotal; p. Rasse - priestly race |
Priesterreligion f religion of the priests |
Priesterrock m (-"e) robe; mantle |
Priesterschaft f (-en) priesthood, clergy |
Priesterschrift f priestly account or document |
priesterschriftlich priestly (account) |
Priesterschurz m (-"e) the robe of the ephod |
Priestersegen n priestly blessing |
Priesterseminar n (-e) seminary for priests |
Priesterstadt f (-"e) city for the priests |
Priesterstamm m priestly tribe |
Priesterthorarede f (-n) priest's Torah speech |
Priestertrugstheorie f theory of deception by priests |
Priestertum n
priesthood, clergy; das allgemeine P. - the priesthood of the believers
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Priesterweihe f (-n) holy orders; ordination, ordained as a priest |
prim. abr primär; Lat: primarius; primitiv |
Prim f Mus: prime |
prima causa Lat: first cause |
prima causatum Lat: first caused |
Prima-facie-Beweis m prima facie evidence |
Prima-facie-Pflicht f prima face duty |
Prima-facie-Prinzip n prima facie principle |
Prima-facie-Ursache f prima facie cause |
Prima-facie-Verpflichtung f prima facie obligation or duty |
Primalitäten pl primalities |
prima philosophia f first philosophy (Aristotle) |
primär adj, adv
primary, initial; basic, fundamental; prime, principal(ly), chief(ly); original; mainly; von p. Bedeutung - of primary importance or significance
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Primärdaten
primary data |
Primärerfahrung f primary experience |
Primarius m (-rien) Hist: head or senior pastor; Mus: first violin (leader) |
Primärliteratur f original texts |
Primärtrieb m (-e) primary drive |
Primärursache f primary cause |
Primärvorgang m (-"e) primary process |
Primas m (-aten) primate; primacy |
Primat No information yet. |
Primatenerbe n primate heritage |
Primatialgewalt f primatial authority |
Primatologie f primatology |
Primatsanspruch m (-"e) claim to primacy |
primitive No information yet. |
Primitivismus m primitivism |
Primitivität f primitive stage |
Primogenitur f primogeniture |
primo loco Lat: in the first place |
Primordialursache f (-n) primordial cause |
primum mobil Lat: first mover (Aristotle) |
primusinterpares first under equal ones |
Primzahl f (-en) prime number |
Princepsapostolorum Prince of the Apostles (title of honour of Peter) |
principaliter in principle; principal |
principium Lat: principle; p. per se nota - self-evident principle; p. theologiae - fundamental principle of theology; p. unicum - the only or sole principle |
principium contradictionis Lat: principle or law of (non-)contradiction |
principium exclusi tertii Lat: principle or law of (the) excluded middle |
principium identitatis indiscernibilium Lat: principle of the identity of indiscernibles (Leibniz) |
principium individuationis Lat: principle of individuation |
principium rationis sufficientis Lat: principle of sufficient reason |
prinz. abr prinzipiell |
Prinzip n (-ien)
principle; law; P. der Allgemeingültigkeit - principle of general or universal validity; P. der Ausdrückbarkeit - principle of expressibility; P. der durchgängigen Bestimmung - ptrinciple of complete determination (Kant); P. der Zweckmäßigkeit - principle of finality
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Prinzipat n riegn |
Prinzip der Beobachtbarkeit n observability principle, principle of observability (Neurath) |
Prinzip der Gleichförmigkeit der Natur n principle of the uniformity of nature |
prinzipiell adj, adv
fundamental(ly), on/in principle; as a matter of principle
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Prinzipienentscheidung f decision of principle |
Prinzipienlehre f (-n) teaching of principles |
Prinzipienstreit m (-e) controversy over principles |
Prinzipium n (-pien) principle |
Prior m (-en) prior |
Priorat n priorate (rank, term or office of a prior; a priorship) |
Priorin f (-nen) prioress |
Priorität f (-en) priority |
Prioritätenstreit m priority dispute |
priv. abr privat; privatim; privatisieren; privatisiert; privatissime; privilegiert |
Priv.-Bes. abr Privatbesitz |
Priv.-Slg. abr Privatsammlung - private collection |
privat private |
Privatbeichte f (-n) private confession |
Privatgelehrter m (-ten) private scholar; freelance scholar |
Privatinitiative f (-n) private initiative |
Privatinteresse n (-n) private interest |
privatio boni Lat: (evil as) the absence of God |
Privation f privation |
Privatisierung f privatization, denationalization |
privativ privativ |
Privatleben n private life |
Privatmann m private person |
Privatmoral f private morality |
Privatrecht n private law |
Privatsphäre f (-n) private sphere; privacy; private life |
Privatsprache f private language |
Privatunterricht m private instruction or teaching; private lessons |
Privileg n privilege |
privilegiert adj privileged; p. Stände - privileged classes |
PrKat abbr Prediger und Katechet. Freiburg, Breisgau, u.a. |
pro per; pro- - pro |
Pro-Argument n pro-argument |
Proärse f proairesis, choice, preference |
Probabilismus m probabilism |
probabilistisch adj probabilistic |
Probabilität f probability |
Probe f (-n) Mus: rehearsal |
Probedruck m (-e) trial proof |
proben to rehearse |
Probezeit f (-en) probation time |
probieren to try; to test; to sample |
probl. abr problematisch |
Probl. abr Problem; Problematik |
Problem n (-e) problem; P. des Bösen - problem of evil |
Problematik f
problems; uncertainty; ambiguity; difficulty; problematic |
problematisch adj problematic(al); p. Begriff - problematic(al) concept |
problematisieren vr to problematize; to question |
Problemauswahl f problem selection |
Problembewußtsein n problem awareness or consciousness |
Problemfeld n (-er) area of problems |
Problemgehalt m problem content |
Problemgeschichte f problem history, history of a/the problem |
Problemkreis m problem cluster |
Problemlösen n problem solving |
Problemlöser m problem solver |
Problemlösungsmöglichkeit f (-en) possibility for the resolution of problems |
Problemlösungsprozeß m problem-solving process |
problemorientiert adj problem-oriented |
Problemraum m problem space |
Problemreduktion f problem reduction |
Problemstellung f (-en)
posing the problem; issue (at hand); formulation of a problem
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Problemverkürzung No information yet. |
Problemverschiebung f problem shift |
Proc. abr Engl: Proceedings |
Produkt n (-e) product |
produktiv adj productive; (fig) fertile, prolific |
Produktivität f productivity, productiveness; prolificness |
produzieren
to produce; to bring forth/about; to cause; to grow |
proemium Lat: that which comes first; a preface (book) |
profan profane; secular |
Profanation f (-en) profanation; desecration |
Profanbau m (-ten) secular architecture; secular building |
Profane n the profane |
Profangeschichte f secular history |
profanieren to profane |
Profanierung f (-en) profanation; desecration |
Profanität f secularity |
Profankunst f secular art |
profaschistisch adj profascist |
Profession f (-en) profession |
professionell adj professional |
Professor m (-en) professor |
Professorenphilosophie f academic or professorial philosophy |
Professur f (-en) professorship, professorial teaching position |
Profil n (-e) profile; verlorenes P. - (profile of an averted head showing only a partial profile) |
Profilansicht f (-en) side view, profile |
Profitdenken n profit orientation |
Prognose f (-n) prognosis, prediction, forecast |
Prognostik f prognostics, profnostic science, forecasting, science of prediction |
Prognostizismus m prognosticism |
progr. abr programmatisch; progammieren; programmiert; progressiv |
Progr. abr Programm; Programmierung; Progreß; Progression; Progressist; Programmschrift |
Programm n (-e) program; schedule |
Programmatik f goal, aim |
Progression f (-en) progression |
Progressismus m progressivism |
Progressist m (-en) progressive, progressist |
progressiv adj progressive |
Progressus m progression |
Progreß m (-sse) progress |
Proj. abr Projekt; Projektierung; Projektion; Projektor |
Projekt n (-e) project; scheme |
projektieren vr to project; to scheme |
Projektion f (-en) projection; flächentreue P. - equivalent projection, equal area projection; vermittelnde P. - compromise projeciton |
Projektionsprinzip n projection principle |
projizierbar adj projectible |
projizieren vr to project |
Prokeimenon n prokeimenon |
Proklamation f proclamation; assertion |
proklamieren vr
to proclaim; to announce; to declare
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Proklise f (-n) proclitic |
Prol. abr Proletariat; Proletarier; Prolog |
Prolepsis f prolepsis |
proleptisch proleptic |
Proletariat n proletariat |
Proletarier m (-) proletarian |
proletarisch proletarian |
Proletkult m proletcult |
Proliferation f (-en) proliferation |
Prolog m (-e) prologue/prolog |
prometheisch adj Promethian |
prominent prominent, outstanding |
Promiskuität f promiscuity |
promissio Lat: promise |
promissorisch adj promissive |
Promotion f (-en) promotion |
promovieren to confer a degree; to graduate, to take a degree; to promote |
Promulgation f (-en) promulgation |
Pron. abr Pronomen |
Pronomen n (-), (-mina) pronoun |
pronominal pronominal |
Propaganda f propaganda; publicity |
propagieren to propagate, publicize, advertise |
Propagierung f (-en) propagation |
Propensitäten pl propensities |
Propensitätsinterpretation f (-en) propensity interpretation |
proph. abr prophetisch; prophezeien; prophylaktisch |
Proph abbr
Prophezei. Schweizer Bibelwerk für die Gemeinde. Zürich |
Prophet m (-en)
prophet; die großen Propheten - Major Prophets; die kleinen Propheten - Minor Prophets |
Prophetendienst m prophetic ministry |
Prophetengabe f (-n) prophetic gift |
Prophetenjünger m (-) son of the prophets |
Prophetenlegende f (-n) prophetic legend |
Prophetenschaft f prophethood; the prophets |
Prophetenschar f procession of prophets |
Prophetenspruch m (-"e) pophetic utterance |
Prophetentum n prophethood |
Prophetenwort n (-e) prophetic word |
prophetia Lat: prophecy |
Prophetie f (-n) prophecy; word of the Lord |
Prophetin f (-nen) prophetess |
prophetisch
prophetic |
Prophetismus m prophetism |
prophezeien to prophesy |
Prophezeiung f (-en)
prophecy; prediction; prophesying |
propitiatorisch propitiatory |
Proponent m (-en) proponent |
Proportion f (-en) proportion |
Proportionalität f proportionality |
Proportionalitätsanalogie f analogy of proportion or proportionality |
proportioniert adj proportioned |
Proportionierung f (-en) proportion(s); proportioning |
Proportionskanon |
Proportionslehre f (-n) theory of proportion |
propositional adj propositional |
Propositionskalkül m/n propositional calculus |
Propositium n (-ta) |
Proposta |
proprietates terminorum Lat: properties of terms |
Proprium n proper; P. Missae - proper of the mass; P. de tempore - proper of the season; P. Sanctorum - proper of the saints |
Propst m (-"e) provost |
propter Lat: because or on account of (quod - which) |
Propyläen propylaeum |
pros. abr prosaisch; prosodisch |
Prosa f prose |
Prosadichtung f prose poetry; fiction (literature) |
Prosaerzählung f (-en) prose narrative |
Prosagattung f (-en) prose form |
Prosagebet n (-e) prose prayer |
prosaisch pose |
Prosastil m prose style |
Prosatext m (-e) prose text |
Prosatz m prosentence |
Proselyt m (-en) proselyte; neophyte; convert; Proselyten machen - to proselytize |
Proselytenmacherei f proselytism |
Proselytentaufe f (-n) proselyte baptism |
Proselytismus m proselytism |
prosentential adj prosentential |
Proskynese f (-n) (depiction of) adoration with bended knees |
Proskynesis f (-sen)
(depiction of) adoration with bended knees
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Prosodem n |
Prosodie f prosody |
Prosodik |
prosodisch prosodic, prosodial; p. Eigenschaften - configurational feature |
prospektiv adj prospective |
Prosperität f prosperity |
Prostitution f prostitution |
Prostration f prostration |
Prostylos m (-oi) prostyle temple |
Prosyllogismus m prosyllogism |
prot. abr protestantisch; protestieren |
Prot. abbr
Protestant. Berlin |
Protest m (-e) protest |
Protest. abbr
Protestantesimo. Roma |
Protestant m (-en), abbr Protestant;
Protestant. Evangelisches Gemeindeblatt. Berlin |
Protestantin f (-nen) Protestant (femaile) |
protestantisch
protestant; Protestant; evangelical; die Protestantische Reformation - the Reformation
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Protestantismus m Protestantism |
Protestbewegung f protest movement |
protestieren to protest |
Protev. abr Protevangelium (des Jakobus) |
Protevangelium n Lat: protevangelium - the protogospel, protevangelium |
Prothese f (-n) prothesis (Gr Orth Litur: the preparation of the Eucharist, the table on which this is done; Ling: the development of a new vocal sound or a new syllable to the beginning of a word) |
Prothesengott m prosthetic God |
Prothesis f
prothesis (Gr Orth Litur: the preparation of the Eucharist, the table on which this is done; Ling: the development of a new vocal sound or a new syllable to the beginning of a word)
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Protojesaja m First Isaiah |
protokanonisch protocanonical |
Protologik f protologic |
Protome f (-n) protome; bust or half-figure |
proton pseudos Lat: fallacious premise or premiss |
Protophilosophie f protophilosophy |
Protorenaissance f Proto-Renaissance |
Protosprache f proto-language |
Prototyp m prototype |
Prototypensemantik f prototype semantics |
ProtSt abbr
Protestantische Studien. Berlin |
Pro und Kontra n pros and cons |
Prov. abr Provinz |
Provenienz f (-en) provenance, origin |
Proverbien n (pl) (book of) Proverbs |
proverbienartig proverb-type |
Proverbienbuch n book of Proverbs |
Provinz f (-en) province(s) |
Provinzialismus m provincialism |
Provinzialkirche f (-n) provincial church |
Provinziallandtag m provincial diet |
Provinzialsynodalbeschluß m (-"sse) provincial-synodal decision |
Provinzialsynode f (-n) provincial synod, Convocation |
Prozedere n procedure |
prozedural adj procedural |
Prozeduren pl procdures |
Prozent n (-e) percent |
Prozession f (-en) procession |
prozesslos without or lacking all process |
prozessual adj processes |
Prozeß No information yet. |
Prozeßkunst f process art |
Prozeßlogik f process logic |
prozeßorientiert adj process-oriented |
Prozeßphilosophie f process philosophy |
Prozeßstruktur f process or procedural structure |
Prozeßtheologie f process theology |
Prüfbarkeit f testability |
prüfen
to examine, test; to check, investigate; to try, put to the test; to inspect; to consider |
Prüfer m (-) examiner; tester; inspector |
Prüfsatz m test statement |
Prüfung f (-en)
examination, test; trial; investigation; temptation; affliction |
prügein to beat; to hit; to thrash |
prunkvoll splendid, magnificent; sumptuous, gorgeous; with great pomp |
przyklisch adj procyclic(al) |
Ps. abr Psalm(en) - Psalms; Pseudonym; Pseudo- |
Ps(s) abr
Psalm(en) - Psalms; Pseudonym; Pseudo- |
Psalm m (-en)
psalm; die Psalmen - Book of Psalms, Psalter
|
psalmähnlich adin to the Psalms |
psalmartig psalm-like |
Psalmdichtung f psalms; psalmic poetry |
psalmenartig psalm-like |
Psalmendichter m Psalmist |
Psalmenforschung f research in the Psalms |
Psalmengesang m psalmody |
Psalmensänger m (-) psalmodist |
Psalmist m
psalmist |
Psalmklagelied n (-er) lamentation Psalm |
Psalmodie f psalmody; antiphonale P. - antiphonal psalmody; responsoriale P. - responsorial psalmody |
psalmodieren to psalmodize |
psalmodisch psalmodic |
Psalmton m Psalm tone |
Psalter m (-) Psalter, Book of Psalms; psaltery (musical instrument) |
Psalterium n (-ien) Psalter, Book of Psalms; psaltery (musical instrument) |
Psalterium Romanum m Roman Psalter |
PSB abbr
Princeton Seminary Bulletin. Princeton, N.J. |
PsB abbr
Psychologische Beiträge. Meisenheim, Glan |
PSBA abbr
Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archeology. London |
Pseud. abr Pseudonym |
Pseudepigraph n (-en) pseudo-epigraph |
Pseudepigraphen f Pseudepigrapha (falsely entitled, suppositious writings, ascribed to other than the real author to give them greater authority) |
pseudepigraphisch pseudepigraphic |
pseudisidorisch pseudisidorian |
Pseudoapostel m (-) false apostle, pseudoapostle |
Pseudochristlichkeit f pseudo-Christianity |
Pseudodipteros m (-roi) pseudo-dipteral temple |
pseudologisch pseudological |
Pseudomessias m (-sse) pseudomessiah |
Pseudomorphose No information yet. |
Pseudonym n (-e) pseudonym, assumed name; pseudonymous, fictitious |
Pseudoperipteros m (-ren) pseudo-peripteral temple |
Pseudoperiteros m (-ren) pseudo-peripheral temple |
Pseudophilosophie f pseudo-philosophy |
Pseudoproblem n (-e) pseudo-problem |
pseudoreligiös pseudo-religious |
Pseudospeziation f pseudo-speciation |
Pseudotatsache f pseudo-fact, bogus fact |
pseudotheologisch pseudo-theological |
Pseudotugend f pseudo-virtue |
Pseudowissenschaft f pseudoscience |
Pseudozufälligkeit f pseudo-randomness |
PsF abbr
Psychologische Forschung. Berlin, u.a. |
PSHR abbr
Princeton Studies in the History of Religions. Princeton, N.J. |
Psittazismus m psittacism |
Psltr abr Psalterium, Psalter |
PsSal abr Psalmen Salomos |
PsSal. abr Psalmen Salomos |
PST abbr
Patristische Studien und Texte. Berlin |
psych. abr psychologisch - psychologic(al) |
Psyche f psyche |
psychedelisch adj psychedelic |
Psychiater m (-) psychiatrist |
Psychiatrie f psychiatry |
psychisch adj psychich; mental; psychological |
Psychismus m psychism |
Psychoanalyse f psychoanalysis |
psychoanalytisch adj psychoanalytic |
Psychoanthropologie f psycho-anthropology |
Psycholinguistik No information yet. |
Psychologe m (-n) psychologist |
Psychologie f (-n) psychology |
psychologisch adj psychological |
Psychologismus m psychologism |
Psychomonismus m psychomonism |
Psychoterror m psychological terror |
Psychovitalismus m psychovitalism |
Pt. abr Engl: point |
PT abbr
Protestantische Texte. Stuttgart |
PTA abbr
Papyrologische Texte und Abhandlungen. Bonn |
PTh abbr
Pastoraltheologie. Wissenschaft und Praxis. Göttingen |
PThH abbr
Praktisch theologisches Handbuch. Gerd Otto, ed. Hamburg |
PThHB abbr
Praktische-theologische Handbibliothek. Göttingen |
ptol. abr ptolemäisch |
PTS abbr
Patristische Texte und Studien. Berlin |
Ptz. abr Partizip |
publ. abr publizieren; publiziert; publie |
Publ. abr Publikation(en); Publikum; Publizist(ik) |
Publikation f (-en) publication |
Publikum n public; audience; viewers |
Publizist m (-en) political commentator, journalist, publicist, writer |
Pult n (-e) lectern |
Pultdach n (-"er) lean-to roof |
Pulver n (-) powder |
puncta vocalia Lat: vowel points |
Punctus m punctus, point |
Punkt m (-e)
point; spot, place; item, matter, subject; period, full stop; dot
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Punktation f (-en) punctuation, draft of a contract; preliminary drafting of a treaty; punctuation, vowelization |
punktieren Archaeol: to puncture; Mus: to dot; to sing one or more high notes an octave lower |
punktiert dotted |
Punktierung f puncture |
Punktverzlerung f (-en) dotted decoration |
Purgatorium n Lat: purgatorium - purgatory, cleansing fire |
Purifikation f purification |
Purifikatorium n purificator |
Purismus m purism; language purity |
Purist m (-en) purist |
Puritaner m (-) Puritan |
Puritanertum n Puritanism |
puritanisch puritan(ical) |
Puritanismus m Puritanism |
Purpur m (Tyrian or murex) purple; crimson, deep red; purple or scarlet robe |
Purpurgewand n (-"er) purple robe |
Purpurhändlerin f (-nen) dealer in purple cloth; seller of purple |
Purpurkleid n (-er) purple robe |
Purpurkrämerin f (-nen) dealer in purple cloth; seller of purple |
Purpurmantel m (-") scarlet robe |
purpurn bluish-red, purple; crimson; scarlet; deep red |
Purpurwolle f purple wool; Mantel aus P. - purple robe of fine linen |
Putte f (-n) putto |
putzen to clean; to polish; to shine; to groom; to decorate |
PVTG abbr
Pseudepigrapha Veteris Testamenti Graece. Leiden |
PW abbr
Paulys Realencyclopädie der classischen Altertumswissenschaft. A. F. Pauly, ed. München |
Pyramide f (-n) pyramid |
pyramidenförmig pyramidal |
Pythagoreer m (-) Pythagorean |
Pythagoreisch Pythagorean |
Pyxis box, pyxis |