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English	German
Gospel of Nicodemus	Evangelium {n} Nikodemi
Gospel of Nicodemus	Nikodemusevangelium {n}
Gospel of Peter	Petrusevangelium {n}
Gospel of Peter	Evangelium {n} nach Petrus
Gospel of Philip	Philippusevangelium {n}
Gospel of the Hebrews	Hebräerevangelium {n}
Gospel of Thomas <NHC II, 2> [Nag Hammadi text]	Thomasevangelium {n} [Text aus Nag Hammadi]
Gospel of Truth [Nag Hammadi text]	Evangelium {n} der Wahrheit
(Gospel of) John	Johannesevangelium {n}
(Gospel of) John	Johannes-Evangelium {n}
(Gospel of) Luke <Lk>	Lukasevangelium {n} <Lk>
Gospel reading [lection]	Evangelienlesung {f} [auch: Evangeliumslesung]
gospel singer	Gospelsänger {m}
gospel singer [female]	Gospelsängerin {f}
gospel song	Gospellied {n}
Gospel text	Evangelientext {m}
gospeler [Am.] [preacher]	Gospelprediger {m}
gospels	Evangelien {pl} <Evv.>
Gospels {pl} of Otto III	Evangeliar {n} Ottos III.
Gosper curve	Gosper-Kurve {f}
Gosplan [State Planning Committee]	Gosplan {n}
goss [Br.] [coll.] [gossip]	Klatsch {m} [ugs.] [Plauderei] [oft pej.: Gerede, Tratsch]
gossamer	hauchdünn
gossamer	hauchzart
gossamer	Gespinst {n} [Spinne]
gossamer {sg}	Spinnfäden {pl}
gossamer {sg}	Sommerfäden {pl}
gossamer [archaic] [from Middle English - goose summer]	Altweibersommer {m}
gossamer grass [Anemanthele lessoniana, syn.: Oryzopsis lessoniana, Stipa arundinacea]	Neuseeland-Wind-Gras / Neuseeland-Windgras {n}
gossamer grass [Anemanthele lessoniana, syn.: Oryzopsis lessoniana, Stipa arundinacea]	Fasanenschwanz-Gras {n}
gossamer-winged butterflies [family Lycaenidae]	Bläulinge {pl}
gossamer-winged butterflies [family Lycaenidae]	Lycaeniden {pl}
gossamer-winged butterfly [family Lycaenidae]	Bläuling {m} [Tagfalter]
gossamery	leicht
gossamery	duftig
gossan	Eiserner Hut {m}
Gosselin's fracture [also: Gosselin fracture]	Gosselin-Fraktur {f}
Gossen's laws	gossensche Gesetze {pl}
Gossen's laws	Gossensche Gesetze {pl} [alt]
Gossen's laws	Gossen'sche Gesetze {pl}
gossip	Geschwätz {n} [ugs.] [pej.] [Klatsch, Tratsch]
gossip	Klatsch {m}
gossip	Klatschbase {f}
gossip	Plauderei {f}
gossip	Plausch {m}
gossip	Schwatz {m}
gossip	Gerede {n} [Klatsch]
gossip	Geklatsche {n} [ugs.] [Gerede]
gossip	Getratsche {n} [ugs.]
gossip	Klatschtante {f}
gossip	Gemunkel {n} [Klatsch]
gossip	Klatschgeschichte {f}
gossip	Klatschweib {n}
gossip	Quatschtante {f} [ugs.] [pej.] [bezieht sich auf beide Geschlechter]
gossip	Tratsche {f} [ugs.] [pej.] [Person, die tratscht]
gossip [female]	Ratschn {f} [südd.] [österr.] [ugs.]
gossip [female]	Ratschkathl {f} [pej.] [ugs.] [bayer.] [österr.]
gossip [female] [pej.]	Tratschweib {n} [österr.] [ugs.] [südd.] [pej.]
gossip [involving details which are not confirmed as true]	Tratsch {m} [ugs.] [pej.]
gossip [person who gossips]	Klatschmaul {n} [ugs.] [pej.]
gossip [small talk]	Plaudern {n}
gossip [woman]	Tratschen {f} [österr.] [ugs.]
gossip and tittle-tattle	Klatsch und Tratsch
gossip chamber [coll.] [parliament, Reichstag]	Schwatzbude {f} [ugs.] [Kaiser Wilhelm II. über den Reichstag]
gossip column	Klatschspalte {f}
gossip column	Klatschkolumne {f}
gossip columnist	Klatschkolumnist {m}
gossip columnist [female]	Klatschkolumnistin {f}
gossip factory	Gerüchteküche {f}
gossip item number one	Klatschthema {n} Nummer eins
gossip magazine	Klatschmagazin {n} [ugs.] [pej.]
gossip magazine	Soraya-Presse {f} [veraltet]
gossip magazines {pl}	Klatschpresse {f} [Illustrierte] [ugs.]
gossip monger	Klatschbase {f}
gossip monger	Klatschtante {f} [ugs.] [erzählt Gerüchte]
gossip monger	Klatschmaul {n} [ugs.] [pej.] [erzählt Gerüchte]
gossip paper	Schwatzblatt {n} [ugs.]
gossip rag	Klatschblatt {n}
gossip reporter	Klatschreporter {m}
gossip sheet	Tratschblatt {n}
gossip topic number one	Klatschthema {n} Nummer eins
gossip weekly	wöchentliches Klatschmagazin {n}
Gossip Wolf and the Fox [Grimm Brothers]	Der Fuchs und die Frau Gevatterin [Brüder Grimm]
gossip writer	Klatschjournalist {m}
gossip writer	Klatschkolumnist {m}
gossip writer [female]	Klatschjournalistin {f}
gossip writer [female]	Klatschkolumnistin {f}
gossiper	Schwätzer {m} [pej.]
gossiper	Klatschtante {f}
gossiper	Klatschbase {f}
gossiper	Klatschmaul {n} [ugs.] [pej.]
gossiping	klatschend [ugs.]
gossiping	tratschend [ugs.]
gossiping	Klatschen {n}
gossiping	Geklatsche {n} [ugs.] [Gerede]
gossiping	Klatscherei {f}
gossiping	Zuträgerei {f} [Klatscherei]
Gossiping is to confess other people's sins.	Klatschen heißt, anderer Leute Sünden beichten. [Wilhelm Busch]
gossipmonger	Klatschbase {f}
gossipmonger	Klatschmaul {n} [ugs.] [pej.] [erzählt Gerüchte]
« goog — goos — goos — gore — gori — Gosp — goss — Goth — goua — gour — gove »

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