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	German	English
	Bustrophedon {n}; Boustrophedon {n} [ling.] (Schreibweise mit zeilenweise abwechselnder Schreibrichtung)	Bustrophedon (writing system having alternate lines written in opposite directions)
	Byzantinischer Reichstext {m}; Mehrheitstext {m} (des Neuen Testaments) [ling.] [relig.]	Byzantine text; majority text (of the New Testament)
	Canangabaum {m} [bot.]	ylang ylang
	Cannabisharz {n}; Haschisch {n}; Hasch {n} [ugs.]	cannabis resin; hashish; hash; dope [slang]; shit [slang]
	Cannabiskraut {n}; Marihuana {n}; Gras {n} [slang]	cannabis herb; marijuana; marihuana; weed [slang]; grass [slang]; ganja [slang]; pot [slang]; sess [slang]
	Computerspieler-Jargon {m}	online-gaming slang
	Crystal Meth {n}; Crystal {n}; Meth {n}; Piko {n}; Pervitin {n}; Bato {n} [slang] (Methamphetamin als Droge)	crystal meth; crystal; meth; piko; pervitin; bato [slang] (methamphetamine as a narcotic drug)
	Daktylus {m} (Versmaß) [ling.]	dactyl (metre)
	Dativ {m}; dritter Fall [ling.]	dative; dative case
	Dativobjekt {n} [ling.]	indirect object
	Deixis {f} [ling.]	deixis
	Demutisation {f} (Kommunikationstraining für Gehörlose) [ling.]	demutization (communication training for the profoundly deaf)
	Dental {m}; Zahnlaut {m} [ling.]	dental
	Deonomastik {f} [ling.]	deonomastics
	Determinativ {n}; Determinativum {n} [ling.]	determinative
	Diachronie {f} [ling.]	diachrony
	englischer Dialekt {n} um Liverpool [ling.]	Scouse
	Dieb {m}, der aus Autos im Stau stiehlt	jammer [slang]
	Diglossie {f} (besondere Form der Zweisprachigkeit) [ling.]	diglossia
	Ding {n}; Sache {f}; Coup {m} [slang] (Einbruch, Überfall)	job [slang] (burglary, robbery)
	Domainbesetzer {m}; Domaingrabber {m} [comp.]	cybersquatter; domain grabber [slang]
	Doppelkreuz-Zeichen {n}; Rautezeichen {n}; Raute {f} [ugs.]; Lattenkreuz {n} [humor.]; Gartenzaun {n} [Süddt.] [humor.]; Gartenhag {n} [BW] [Schw.] [humor.] [ling.] [print]	number sign; sharp; hash sign; hashtag sign; hash; pound sign [Am.]; octothorp [rare]; octothorpe [rare] (often wrongly: hashtag)
	Dreckskerl {m} [pej.]	punk [Am.] [slang]
	Dröhnen {n}	clang
	Dünnpfiff {m} [ugs.]; Dünnschiss {m}; Scheißerei {f} [slang]	the runs [coll.]; the shits [slang]
	Du Dummkopf! {m} [ugs.]	Duh! [Am.] [slang]
	Dusel haben; Schwein haben {vt} [ugs.]	to be pretty lucky; to be darned lucky [slang]; to be jammy [Br.] [coll.]
	Dysphemismus {m}; Kakophemismus {m} (abwertender Ausdruck) [ling.]	dysphemism
	Elativ {m} [ling.]	elative
	Empörungswelle {f}; öffentlicher Aufschrei {m}; Proteststurm {m}; Sturm {m} der Entrüstung; Schmähgewitter {n}; Shitstorm {m} [slang] [soc.]	storm of controversy; storm; (public) outcry
	Epanalepsis {f} (Rhetorik) [ling.]	epanalepsis (rhetoric)
	Epexegese {f} (erklärende Hinzufügung in Form einer Apposition) [ling.]	epexegesis (addition of words to clarify the meaning intended)
	Erbrochenes {n}; Kotze {f} [slang] [med.]	vomit; sick [Br.] [coll.]
	Ergativ {m} [ling.]	ergative case
	Ergativsprache {f} [ling.]	ergative-absolutive language
	Eskimosprachen {pl}; Inuit-Sprachen [ling.]	Inuit languages
	Esperanto {n} [ling.]	Esperanto
	Essiv {m} (allgemeiner Ortskasus in einigen finno-ugrischen Sprachen) [ling.]	similaris case; essive case (general locative case in some Finno-Ugric languages)
	Etablierung {f} (von Bräuchen, Fremdwörtern) [ling.] [soc.]	introduction (of customs, foreign words)
	Ex-Bahn {f} (vom Markt verschwundene Bahngesellschaft) [ugs.] [transp.]	fallen flag (defunct railroad company) [Am.] [slang]
	Exotismus {m} [soc.] [ling.] [art]	exoticism
	Fachsprachlichkeit {f} [ling.]	usage of specialist terminology
	Falschgeld {n} [fin.]	counterfeit money; bogus money; funny money [Am.] [slang]
	Femininum {n} [ling.]	feminine noun; female gender; noun which marks the female gender
	Fidschi {n}; Fidschianisch {n} [ling.]	Fijian
	Finnlandismus {m} [ling.]	Finlandism
	Flämisch {n}; das Flämische [ling.]	Flemish
	Flexion {f}; Beugung {f} [ling.]	flexion; inflection
	Flexionsendung {f} [ling.] [ling.]	inflectional ending
	Fließlaut {m}; Liquida {f} [ling.]	liquid consonant
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