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English	German
(church) elder	Kirchenältester {m}
(church) elders	Kirchväter {pl} [Kirchenälteste] [veraltet]
(church) hierarchy	Amtskirche {f}
(church) leadership [method, art]	Kybernetik {f} [Praktische Theologie] [veraltet]
(church) living [benefice]	Pfarrstelle {f}
(church) masons' guild	Bauhütte {f}
(church) pastor	Gemeindepastor {m}
(church) treasurer	Kastenmeister {m}
churchane	Churchan {n}
church-associated	kirchennah
church-based [development programs, schools, etc.]	kirchlich [Entwicklungsprogramme, Schulen, etc.]
church-based youth work	kirchliche Jugendarbeit {f}
churchdom	Kirchentum {n}
churched	kirchlich gesegnet
churches	Kirchen {pl}
churches	Gemeinden {pl}
churches [buildings]	Kirchengebäude {pl}
Churches of Grace [built for Silesian Protestants]	Gnadenkirchen {pl}
churches of the Reformation	Reformationskirchen {pl}
churchgoer	Kirchgänger {m}
church-goer	Kirchgänger {m}
churchgoer	Kirchengänger {m}
church-goer	Kirchengänger {m}
churchgoer	Gottesdienstbesucher {m}
church-goer [Br.]	regelmäßiger Gottesdienstbesucher {m}
churchgoer [Br.]	regelmäßiger Gottesdienstbesucher {m}
churchgoer [female]	Kirchgängerin {f}
churchgoer [female]	Gottesdienstbesucherin {f}
churchgoer [female]	Kirchengängerin {f}
churchgoers {pl}	Kirchenvolk {n}
churchgoing	Kirchgang {m}
churchgoing	fromm [regelmäßig die Kirche besuchend]
churchification	Verkirchlichung {f}
Churchill Mountains	Churchill Mountains {pl}
Churchill-Cope reflex	Churchill-Cope-Reflex {m}
Churchillian	churchillianisch
church-induced	ekklesiogen
churchiness	Kirchlichkeit {f}
churching	Empfang {m} des Muttersegens [in der Kirche nach der Geburt]
churching [spreading of churches and their influence]	Verkirchlichung {f}
churchite-(Dy) [(Dy,Sm,Gd,Nd)(PO4)·2H2O]	Churchit-(Dy) {m}
churchite-(Nd) [Nd(PO4)·2H2O]	Churchit-(Nd) {m}
churchite-(Y) [(Y,Er,La) [PO4]·2H2O]	Churchit-(Y) {m}
churchless	ohne eigene Kirche [nachgestellt]
churchless village	Dorf {n} ohne eigene Kirche
churchliness	Kirchlichkeit {f}
churchly	kirchlich
churchman	Kirchenmitglied {n}
churchman	Mann {m} der Kirche
churchman	Kirchenmann {m}
churchman [churchgoer]	Kirchgänger {m}
churchman [clergyman]	Geistlicher {m}
churchmen	Kirchenmitglieder {pl}
churchmen	Schwarzröcke {pl} [veraltet] [pej.]
churchmen	Kirchenmänner {pl}
churchmen [churchgoers]	Kirchgänger {pl}
churchmen [clergymen]	Geistliche {pl}
churchmouse	Kirchenmaus {f}
church-related	kirchlich
Church-Rosser property	Church-Rosser-Eigenschaft {f}
Church-Rosser theorem <CRT>	Satz {m} von Church-Rosser [auch: Church-Roser-Theorem]
Church's responsibility for society	gesellschaftlicher Auftrag {m} der Kirche
Church-State policy	Kirchenpolitik {f}
Church-Turing thesis	Church-Turing-These {f}
churchwarden	Kirchenvorsteher {m}
churchwarden	Heiligenpfleger {m}
churchwarden	Kirchenpfleger {m}
churchwarden [Br.] [female] [in Anglican Church]	Gemeindevorsteherin {f} [Kirche]
churchwarden [Br.] [in Anglican Church]	Gemeindevorsteher {m} [Kirche]
churchwarden [Br.] [sl.] [long-stemmed clay pipe]	langstielige Tonpfeife {f}
churchwoman	Kirchfrau {f}
churchwoman	Kirchenfrau {f}
churchwomen	Kirchfrauen {pl}
churchy	streng kirchlich
churchy	kirchlich
churchy	kirchenfromm
churchy [suggestive of a church]	kirchenhaft [Aussehen etc.]
churchyard	Kirchhof {m} [veraltend]
churchyard [cemetery]	Gottesacker {m} [geh.] [regional] [Friedhof]
churchyard [graveyard]	Friedhof {m} [Kirchhof]
churchyard [graveyard]	Leichenhof {m} [veraltet]
churchyard beetle [Blaps mortisaga]	Gemeiner Totenkäfer {m}
churchyard beetle [Blaps mortisaga]	Großer Totenkäfer {m}
churchyard beetle [Blaps mortisaga]	Großer Totengräber {m}
churchyard beetle [Blaps mortisaga]	Totenansager {m}
churchyard beetle [Blaps mortisaga]	Gemeiner Totengräber {m}
churchyard beetle [Blaps mucronata]	Gewölbter Totengräber {m}
churchyard wall	Kirchhofsmauer {f} [veraltend]
churchyard wall [graveyard wall]	Friedhofsmauer {f}
churchyards	Kirchhöfe {pl}
churchyness [mostly pejorative]	Frömmelei {f} [pej.]
Churg-Strauss syndrome	Churg-Strauss-Syndrom {n} <CSS>
churl	Flegel {m}
churl	Grobian {m} [pej.]
churl	gemeiner Bauer {m}
churl	Griesgram {m}
churl	Rüpel {m} [pej.]
churl	Lackel {m} [bayer., österr.] [pej.]
churl [archaic] [farm labourer]	Knecht {m}
churl [archaic] [miser]	Geizhals {m} [pej.]
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