 | English | German | |
 | hist. bushranger [Aus.] [19th century] | Straßenräuber {m} | |
| hist. acad. big science [19th century] | Großwissenschaft {f} | |
| philos. existentialism [19th and 20th century] | Existenzphilosophie {f} | |
| Partial Matches |
| theatre [19th-century Austrian stock comic character] | Staberl {m} | |
| cloth. hist. smoking cap [19th-century fashion] | Raucherkappe {f} [veraltet] | |
| cloth. hist. smoking cap [19th-century fashion] | Rauchermütze {f} [veraltet] | |
| archi. urban [tenement from the late 19th century] | Gründerzeithaus {n} [Zinshaus] | |
| hist. Jewish emancipation [in 18th-19th century Europe] | Judenemanzipation {f} | |
| hist. pol. enemies of the Empire [19th-century Germany] | Reichsfeinde {pl} | |
| hist. naut. transp. spitz [19th century river barge] | Péniche {f} [aus 19. Jahrhundert] | |
| hist. pol. middling states [Germany, 19th century] | Mittelstaaten {pl} [Deutschland, 19. Jh.] | |
| hist. mil. military policeman [Germany, mid 19th century until 1945] | Feldgendarm {m} | |
| lit. mus. theatre [farce with singing, popular in the 19th century] | Posse {f} mit Gesang | |
| urban elegant residential area [esp. late 19th or early 20th century] | Villenviertel {n} | |
| hist. relig. Friends of the Light [19th-century German religious group] | Lichtfreunde {pl} [Verein der Protestantischen Freunde] | |
| hist. law registration law [Bavarian 19th century law allowing only the firstborn male Jews to start a family] | Matrikelgesetz {n} | |
| archi. hist. spa style [building style typical for spa and health resorts, late 19th / early 20th century] | Bäderarchitektur {f} | |
| hist. journ. yellow press [pej.] [Am.] [late 19th century] | Hetzpresse {f} [pej.] | |
| hist. spec. Mfecane [19th-century period of wars in southern Africa] | Mfecane {f} | |
| publ. Krünitz [standard 18th/19th-century German encyclopedia] | Krünitz {m} [ugs.] [Oekonomische Encyklopädie] | |
| hist. law Jews' edict [Bavarian 19th century law limiting the number of Jewish families] | Judenedikt {n} [Königreich Bayern, 19. Jh.] | |
| geogr. hist. 19th-century England [also: 19th century England] | das England {n} des 19. Jahrhunderts | |
| hist. pol. Carbonari [a 19th century Italian Unitarian secret society] | Carbonari {pl} [auch: Karbonari] [italienischer, unitaristischer Geheimbund im 19. Jahrhundert] | |
| hist. sociol. New Woman [feminist ideal of the late 19th century] | Neue Frau {f} [feministisches Ideal des späten 19. Jahrhunderts] | |
| lit. F The Story of the Three Bears [a British 19th-century fairy tale of which three versions exist] | Goldlöckchen und die drei Bären | |
| archi. urban [elegant neighbourhood with detached houses from the late 19th and early 20s century in Vienna] | Cottage {n} [auch: Cottageviertel] [in Wien] | |
| hist. pol. Splendid Isolation [British foreign policy 19th century] | Splendid Isolation {f} [britische Außenpolitik des 19. Jahrhunderts] | |
| hist. [years of rapid industrial expansion in Germany at the end of the 19th century] | Gründerzeit {f} | |
| hist. Frozen Charlotte (doll) [19th-century doll named after the "Fair Charlotte" American folk ballad] | Frozen Charlotte {f} [beliebte Porzellanpuppe der viktorianischen Epoche] | |
| hist. drum [evening tea party of a kind that was popular in the late 18th and early 19th century] | Abendgesellschaft {f} [bes. im späten 18. und frühen 19. Jahrhundert] | |
| hist. James-Younger Gang [a notable 19th-century gang of American outlaws] | James-Younger-Bande {f} [auch: James-Younger-Gang] | |
| hist. relig. spec. Wissenschaft des Judentums [Science of Judaism: 19th century movement] | Wissenschaft {f} des Judentums | |
| law Serjeants-at-law <SL> [archaic] [elitist order of barristers in England until the 19th century] | [bis in das 19. Jahrhundert eine elitäre Vereinigung von Anwälten in England] | |
| hist. mil. [literally: "chain-dogs", pejorative nickname of uniformed military police units of German forces of the 19th and 20th century] | Kettenhunde {pl} [fig.] [ugs.] [Bezeichnung der Feldgendarmerie in dt. Streitkräften des 19. und 20. Jh.] | |
| hist. fin-de-siècle {adj} [attr.] [of the end of the 19th century] | des Fin de Siècle [nachgestellt] [aus der Zeit des ausgehenden 19. Jh.] | |
| late {adj} {pres-p} [century] | ausgehend [Jahrhundert] | |
| hist. lit. Archpoet [anonymous 12th-century poet] | Archipoeta {m} | |
| mus. backfall [17th-century England] | Vorhalt {m} [fallend] | |
| mus. forefall [17th-century England] | Vorhalt {m} [steigend] | |
| half century [also: half-century] | Jahrhunderthälfte {f} | |
| hist. Armagnacs [15th-century French political party] | Armagnaken {pl} | |
| mus. bassoon [C. Denner; early 18th century] | Rackettfagott {n} | |
| tens [second decade of a century] | Zehnerjahre {pl} | |
| hist. pol. relig. Qarmatians [9th - 11th century] | Qaramita {pl} [auch: Quarmaten, Karmaten] | |
| mus. Burgundian School [15th century music style] | burgundische Schule {f} [Musikstil] | |
| hist. relig. spec. Behmenists [followers of Jakob Böhme in 17th-century England] | Böhmisten {pl} | |
| hist. mil. corporal's command [German forces of the 18th century] | Korporalschaft {f} | |
| streetcar suburb [Am.] [early 20th century] | durch Straßenbahn angebundener Vorort {m} | |
| hist. hort. tulip fever [tulip mania in Holland, 17th century] | Tulpenfieber {n} [Tulpenmanie] | |
| med. English sweat [contagious disease in 15th-16th century Europe] | Englisches Schweißfieber {n} | |
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