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English-German translation for: nave
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Dictionary English German: nave

Translation 1 - 28 of 28

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NOUN   a nave | naves
archi. nave
384
Kirchenschiff {n}
archi. nave
54
Hauptschiff {n} [in einer Kirche]
archi. nave
33
Langhaus {n} [einer Kirche]
nave [of wheel]
32
Nabe {f}
archi. nave
28
Mittelschiff {n} [in einer Kirche]
archi. nave
12
Schiff {n} [in einer Kirche]
nave [of wheel]
12
Radnabe {f}
archi. nave
6
Längsschiff {n} [in einer Kirche]
2 Words
archi. single-nave {adj} [attr.] [church]einschiffig [Kirche]
archi. three-nave {adj} [attr.]dreischiffig
archi. center nave [Am.]Mittelschiff {n}
archi. nave aisleAbseite {f}
archi. nave aisleSeitenschiff {n}
archi. nave arcadeHauptschiffarkade {f}
archi. nave arcadeLanghausschiffarkade {f}
archi. nave arcadeMittelhausarkade {f}
archi. nave arcadeMittelschiffarkade {f}
archi. nave bayJoch {n} im Kirchenschiff
archi. nave pierHauptschiffpfeiler {m}
archi. nave pierMittelschiffpfeiler {m}
archi. nave vaultHauptschiffgewölbe {n}
archi. nave vaultMittelschiffgewölbe {n}
3 Words
archi. nave aisle bayAbseitenjoch {n}
archi. nave aisle baySeitenschiffjoch {n}
archi. nave aisle galleryAbseitenempore {f}
archi. nave aisle gallerySeitenschiffempore {f}
archi. nave aisle windowSeitenschifffenster {n}
archi. relig. single-nave churchSaalkirche {f}
 
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