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EnglishGerman
JeseniceAßling {n}
jess Fessel {f} [Beizvögel]
jess [in falconry]Geschühriemen {m} [Falknerei]
jessamine [genus Jasminum] Jasmin {m}
jessamine [Jasminum officinale] Gewöhnlicher Jasmin {m}
jessamine [Jasminum officinale] Echter Jasmin {m}
jessaul [cavalry captain of the cossacks]Jessaul {m} [Kosakenrittmeister]
Jesse James [Henry King] Jesse James, Mann ohne Gesetz
Jesse TreeWurzel Jesse {f}
jesses {pl} [one pair of short straps fastened around the legs of a hawk or other bird used in falconry, to which a leash may be fastened] Geschüh {n} [meistens Lederbänder an den Füßen der Greifvögel]
jesses {pl} [one pair] [in falconry] Geschühe {n} [Falknerei]
Jessie [Scot.] [coll.]Muttersöhnchen {n} [ugs.]
jest Scherz {m}
jestSpaß {m}
jest Narretei {f} [geh.] [Scherz]
jest literatureSchwankliteratur {f}
Jest, Satire, Irony, and Deeper SignificanceScherz, Satire, Ironie und tiefere Bedeutung [Christian Dietrich Grabbe]
jested gespaßt
jester Spaßmacher {m}
jester Witzbold {m}
jesterNarr {m} [Hofnarr]
jester [clown] Pojaz {m} [Rsv.] [regional] [auch jiddisch] [Bajazzo]
jester [female]Spaßmacherin {f}
jester [person who habitually plays the fool] Spaßvogel {m}
jesters Narren {pl} [Hofnarren]
jesters Spaßvögel {pl}
jestingscherzend
jesting spaßend
jestingscherzhaft
jestingSpaßen {n}
jestingScherzen {n}
jesting wordScherzwort {n}
jestingly im Spaß
jestingly scherzhaft
jestingly im Scherz
Jesu [poet.]Jesus {m}
Jesu [poet.] [archaic] [Jesus] Jesu {m} [selten] [Jesus]
Jesuanic jesuanisch
JesuitJesuit {m}
Jesuit [attr.] jesuitisch
Jesuit church Jesuitenkirche {f}
Jesuit College Jesuitenschule {f}
Jesuit college Jesuitenkolleg {n}
Jesuit dramaJesuitendrama {n}
Jesuit gymnasium [secondary school] [also as a proper noun: Jesuit Gymnasium] Jesuitengymnasium {n}
Jesuit missionaryJesuitenmissionar {m}
Jesuit morality [pej.] Jesuitenmoral {f} [pej.]
Jesuit Order Jesuitenorden {m}
Jesuit priest Jesuitenpater {m}
Jesuit reduction Jesuitenreduktion {f}
Jesuit ReductionsJesuitenreduktionen {pl}
Jesuit State [also: Jesuit state]Jesuitenstaat {m}
Jesuit theatre [Br.] Jesuitentheater {n}
Jesuitic [also fig.] [using oversubtle reasoning] jesuitisch [auch fig., pej.]
jesuitical [also fig.] [using oversubtle reasoning] jesuitisch [auch fig., pej.]
Jesuitism Jesuitismus {m}
Jesuitism Jesuitentum {n}
Jesuits Jesuiten {pl}
Jesuit's tea [Chenopodium ambrosioides]Jesuitentee {m}
Jesuit's tea [Dysphania ambrosioides, syn.: Chenopodium ambrosioides, C. ambrosioides var. ambrosiodes]Mexikanisches Teekraut {n}
Jesuit's tea [Dysphania ambrosioides, syn.: Chenopodium ambrosioides, C. ambrosioides var. ambrosiodes]Karthäusertee {m}
Jesuit's tea [Dysphania ambrosioides, syn.: Chenopodium ambrosioides, Chenopodium ambrosioides var. suffruticosum, Teloxys ambrosioides] Wohlriechender Gänsefuß {m}
Jesuit's tea [Dysphania ambrosioides, syn.: Chenopodium ambrosioides, Chenopodium ambrosioides var. suffruticosum, Teloxys ambrosioides]Mexiko-Drüsengänsefuß {m}
Jesuit's tea [Dysphania ambrosioides, syn.: Chenopodium ambrosioides, Chenopodium ambrosioides var. suffruticosum, Teloxys ambrosioides] Mexikanischer Traubentee {m}
Jesuit's tea [Dysphania ambrosioides, syn.: Chenopodium ambrosioides, Chenopodium ambrosioides var. suffruticosum, Teloxys ambrosioides] Amerikanisches Wurmkraut {n}
Jesuit's tea [Dysphania ambrosioides, syn.: Chenopodium ambrosioides, Chenopodium ambrosioides var. suffruticosum, Teloxys ambrosioides] Wurmtreibender Gänsefuß {m}
Jesus' Jesu
Jesus Jesus {m}
Jesus, be now praisedJesu, nun sei gepreiset [J. S. Bach, BWV 41]
Jesus birds [family Jacanidae]Blatthühnchen {pl}
Jesus birds [family Jacanidae]Jacanas {pl}
Jesus bug [family Gerridae]Wasserläufer {m}
Jesus bugs [family Gerridae] Schneider {pl} [ugs.] [auch: Wasserschneider]
Jesus carrying the/his cross Kreuzschlepper {m}
Jesus Christ <JC>Jesus Christus {m}
Jesus Christ <XP> [from the first two Greek letters of 'CHRISTOS'] Jesus Christus {m} <XP> [aus den ersten beiden griechischen Buchstaben von 'CHRISTOS']
Jesus Christ lizard [Basiliscus basiliscus] [common basilisk]Helmbasilisk {m}
Jesus Christ lizard [Basiliscus plumifrons] [green basilisk] Stirnlappenbasilisk {m}
Jesus Christ lizard [Basiliscus plumifrons] [green basilisk] Federbuschbasilisk {m}
Jesus Christ! Du lieber Himmel!
Jesus Christ!Herr Gott (nochmal)!
Jesus H. Christ! [coll.] [often hum.] [Ausruf der Wut oder der Überraschung, häufig auch humorvoll verwendet]
Jesus lizard [Basiliscus basiliscus] Helmbasilisk {m}
Jesus, Mary and Joseph! [coll.] Jesus, Maria und Joseph! [ugs.] [Ausruf des Erstaunens]
Jesus, Mary, Joseph <JMJ> Jesus, Maria, Joseph <JMJ>
Jesus movement Jesusbewegung {f}
Jesus of Nazareth [Franco Zeffirelli]Jesus von Nazareth
Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews <I.N.R.I.> Jesus von Nazareth, König der Juden <I.N.R.I.>
Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews <INRI> [Jesus Nazarenus Rex Judaeorum] Jesus von Nazareth {m}, der Juden König <I. N. R. I.>
Jesus PrayerJesusgebet {n}
Jesus sandalsJesuslatschen {pl} [ugs.]
Jesus' self-offering on the cross Kreuzeshingabe {f} Jesu
Jesus sleeps, what shall I hope for? Jesus schläft, was soll ich hoffen? [J. S. Bach, BWV 81]
Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith [Heb 12:2; NIV] Jesus, der Anfänger und Vollender des Glaubens [Hebr 12,2; Luther 1984]
Jesus the NazareneJesus {m} der Nazarener
Jesus, the Son of Man [Khalil Gibran] Jesus Menschensohn
Jesus, Thou who my soul Jesu, der du meine Seele [J. S. Bach, BWV 78]
Jesus took the twelve under HimJesus nahm zu sich die Zwölfe [J. S. Bach, BWV 22]
Jesus tradition [esp. in the New Testament]Jesusüberlieferung {f} [bes. im Neuen Testament]
Jesus' (triumphal) entry into JerusalemJesu Einzug {m} in Jerusalem
« Jeez — jell — Jemn — Jeri — Jers — Jese — Jesu — jett — jewe — jewe — Jewi »
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