Ming : Dictionary / Wörterbuch (BEOLINGUS, TU Chemnitz)

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Gender of German nouns:
{m} = der, {f} = die, {n} = das, {pl} = die

	German	English
	Similar words: Claymore-Mine, Ding, Ho-Tschi-Minh-Stadt, MIG-Schweißen, MINT-Fächergruppe, Martin-Luther-King-Feiertag, Min-Tanne, Mind-Map, Mine, Mini-Anzeigeprogramm, Mini-Environment, Mini-Nadel, Mini-Palatschinke, Mini-Pfannkuchen, Mini-Umgebung, Mini..., Null-Ring, O-Ring, O-Ring-Dichtung, O-Ring-Dichtungen, Ping-Pong	Similar words: -ing, IMing, O-ring, Twist-Ring, V-ring, bing, bite-wing, coal-mine, ding, ding-a-ling, erl-king, ex-king, king, king-maker, king-makers, left-wing, like-mind, ling, mind, mind-altering, mind-bending
	Allgemeinsprache {f}; Gemeinsprache {f} [ling.]	common language
	Allgemeinwortschatz {m} [ling.]	general vocabulary
	Alligator-Dübel {m} [techn.]	toothed ring
	Allograph {m} [ling.]	allograph
	Allophon {n}; Lautvariante {f}; Phonemvariante {f} (z. B. die unterschiedliche Aussprache des R-Lautes) [ling.]	allophone; sound variant; phonetic variant (e.g. the different pronunciation of the r-sound)
	Altbulgarisch {n} [ling.]	ancient Bulgarian
	Altfranzösisch {n} [ling.]	Old French
	Altgriechisch {n} [ling.]	ancient Greek
	Althochdeutsch {n} [ling.]	Old High German
	Altjapanisch {n} [ling.]	Old Japanese (Old Japanese language)
	Altkirchenslawisch {n}; Altslawisch {n} [ling.]	Old Church Slavic; Old Church Slavonic; ancient Church Slavonic; ancient Slavic; ancient Slavonic
	Altniederdeutsch {n} [ling.]	Old Low German
	Altnordisch {n}; Altskandinavisch {n} [ling.]	Old Norse; Old Nordic; Old Scandinavian
	Altnorwegisch {n} [ling.]	Old Norwegian (Old Norse language of Norway)
	Altpolnisch {n} [ling.]	ancient Polish
	Altpreußisch {n} [ling.]	Old Prussian
	Altrussisch {n} [ling.]	ancient Russian
	Alttschechisch {n} [ling.]	ancient Czech
	Alveolar {m} [ling.]	alveolar consonant
	Amazonit {m} [min.]	amazonite
	Ambiposition {f} [ling.]	ambiposition
	Amesit {m} (ein Blätterserpentin) [min.]	amesite (an antigorite)
	Amethyst {m} [min.]	amethyst
	Amphibrachys {m} (Versmaß) [ling.]	amphibrach (metre)
	Anabaum {m} (Faidherbia albida) [bot.]	ana tree; balanzan tree; apple-ring acacia
	Anakoluth {m,n}; Anakoluthie {f}; Satzbruch {m} [ling.]	anacoluthon
	Analzim; Analcim; Analzit {m} [min.]	analcime; analcite
	Anapäst {m} (Versmaß) [ling.]	anapaest [Br.]; anapest [Am.] (metre)
	Angleichung {f} (zweier parallellaufender Phänomene) [biol.] [meteo.] [phys.] [ling.]	entrainment (of two collateral phenomena)
	Anhänger {m} der politischen Mitte [pol.]	centrist wing
	Anhebung {f} [ling.]	ascension
	Anschlagbühne {f} [min.]	charging platform for the mine hoist
	Anschläger {m} [min.]	onsetter; nipper
	Anschläger {m} (am Schacht) [min.]	hitcher; pusher
	Anschlagring {m} [techn.]	stop ring
	Anschneiden {n} (Tagebau); Einschneiden {n} [min.]	cutting
	Antonymie {f} [ling.]	antonymy
	Aorist {m} [ling.]	aorist
	Aphärese {f} [ling.]	apheresis; aphaeresis [Br.]
	Aplit {m} [min.]	aplite; haplite
	Apokoinu {n} (Worteinsparung) [ling.]	apokoinu
	Apokope {f} [ling.]	apocope
	Aposiopese {f}; Satzabbruch {m} (Abbrechen eines Satzes, bevor das Wesentliche gesagt wurde) [ling.]	aposiopesis
	Aprosdoketon {n} [ling.]	aprosdoketon
	Aquamarin {m} [min.]	aquamarine
	Aramäisch {n}; aramäisch {adj} [ling.]	Aramaic
	Arcanit {m} [min.]	arcanite
	Archaismus {m} [art] [ling.]	archaism
	Arsenkupfer {n}; Domeykit {m} [min.]	arsenical copper; domeykite
	Artikulation {f}; deutliches Sprechen {n} [ling.]	articulation; enunciation
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