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1 Poet
m; -en, -en poet* * *der Poetpoet* * *Po|et [po'eːt]1. m -en, -en,Po|é|tin[-'eːtɪn]2. f -, -nenold = Dichter) poet, bard (liter); (pej) poetaster, versifier* * *Po·et(in)<-en, -en>[poˈe:t]* * *der; Poeten, Poeten (veralt.) poet; bard (literary)* * ** * *der; Poeten, Poeten (veralt.) poet; bard (literary)* * *-en m.poet n. -
2 Poet
poet masc o fem, poetess fem -
3 Poet
mpoet -
4 Dichter und Sänger
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5 dräuend
(poet.: = drohend)threatening [clouds, glances, etc.] -
6 goldig
(poet.: golden)golden(ugs.: allerliebst, nett)sweet(ugs.: niedlich, süß)cute(ugs.: reizend)lovely -
7 gülden
(poet.)golden -
8 Ich wollte kommen, allein ich konnte nicht.
(poet. oder geh.)I wanted to come, only I couldn't.Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > Ich wollte kommen, allein ich konnte nicht.
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9 morgenschön
(poet.)lovely as the morning -
10 vorzeiten
(poet.: vor langer Zeit)a long time ago -
11 wonnetrunken
(poet.)1. drunk with bliss2. drunk with delight -
12 Dichter
* * *der Dichterauthor; poet; writer* * *Dịch|ter ['dɪçtɐ]1. m -s, -, Dich|te|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenpoet; (= Schriftsteller) writer, author* * *Dich·ter(in)<-s, ->[ˈdɪçtɐ]m(f) poet* * *der; Dichters, Dichter: poet; (Schriftsteller) writer; author* * ** * *der; Dichters, Dichter: poet; (Schriftsteller) writer; author* * *- m.poet n. -
13 Lyriker
* * *der Lyrikerlyricist* * *Ly|ri|ker ['lyːrikɐ]1. m -s, -,Lý|ri|ke|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenlyric poet, lyricist* * *Ly·ri·ker(in)<-s, ->[ˈly:rikɐ]m(f) poet* * *der; Lyrikers, Lyriker, Lyrikerin die; Lyriker, Lyrikernen lyric poet; lyricist* * ** * *der; Lyrikers, Lyriker, Lyrikerin die; Lyriker, Lyrikernen lyric poet; lyricist* * *- m.lyricist n. -
14 Mundartdichter
* * *Mụnd|art|dich|ter(in)m(f)dialect poet* * *Mund·art·dich·term dialect poet* * ** * ** * * -
15 Nachen
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16 Aue
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17 Azur
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18 Epiker
2. engS. epic poet* * *Epi|ker ['eːpikɐ]1. m -s, -,Épi|ke|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenepic poet* * *der; Epikers, Epiker: epic poet* * *2. engS. epic poet* * *der; Epikers, Epiker: epic poet -
19 Antlitz
n; -es, -e; geh. face; poet. countenance* * *das Antlitzface; visage* * *Ạnt|litz ['antlɪts]nt -es, -e (poet)countenance (liter), face* * *Ant·litz<-es, -e>[ˈantlɪts]* * *das; Antlitzes, Antlitze (dichter., geh.) countenance (literary); face* * ** * *das; Antlitzes, Antlitze (dichter., geh.) countenance (literary); face* * *-e n.countenance (face) n. -
20 Äther
m; -s, kein Pl.1. PHYS. UND CHEM. ether3. poet. ether, firmament* * *der Ätherether* * *['ɛːtɐ]m -s,no pl1) etheretw in den Ä́ther schicken — to put sth on the air
über den Ä́ther — over the air
* * *(a colourless liquid used to dissolve fats etc, and, medically, as an anaesthetic.) ether* * *<-s>[ˈɛ:tɐ]etw in den \Äther schicken to put sth on the air [or out on air]über den \Äther over the air* * ** * *über den Äther over the air3. poet ether, firmament* * *der; Äthers, Äther (Chemie, Physik, geh.) ether* * *ether n.
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