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| English | German | ||
| med. print caduceus [winged staff with two snakes wrapped around it] | 8 Hermesstab {m} [geflügelter Stab mit zwei gewundenen Schlangen; auch Symbol für Medizin in den USA] [Unicode: U+2624 (9764)] | ||
| med. pharm. print staff of Aesculapius [has only a single snake and no wings] | Äskulapstab {m} [Stab mit einer gewundenen Schlange (Symbol für Medizin und Pharmazie), Apotheke (Kartenzeichen)] [Unicode: U+2695 (9877)] |
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