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adjectivesäkular (geh.); weltlich [Angelegenheit, Schule, Musik, Gericht]* * *['sekjulə](not spiritual or religious: secular art/music.) weltlich* * *secu·lar[ˈsekjələʳ, AM -lɚ]\secular priest Weltgeistliche(r) f(m)* * *['sekjʊlə(r)]adjweltlich, säkular; music, art profan; court, education weltlich; state säkular* * *secular [ˈsekjʊlə(r)]A adj (adv secularly)1. weltlich:a) diesseitigb) profan (Musik etc)c) nichtkirchlich (Erziehung etc):secular arm weltliche Gerichtsbarkeit2. freireligiös, -denkerisch3. REL weltgeistlich, Säkular…:secular clergy Weltgeistlichkeit f4. säkular:a) hundertjährlichb) hundertjährig, jahrhundertelang:secular acceleration ASTRON säkulare Beschleunigung;secular fame ewiger RuhmB s REL1. Laie m, Laiin f2. Weltgeistliche(r) m/f(m)* * *adjectivesäkular (geh.); weltlich [Angelegenheit, Schule, Musik, Gericht]* * *adj.weltlich adj. -
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\secular priest Weltgeistliche(r) f(m)
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