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EnglishGerman
monastic settlement Mönchssiedlung {f}
monastic spirit [way of thinking] monastischer Geist {m} [Denkweise]
Monastic State of the Teutonic Knights [(East) Prussia to 1525] Ordenspreußen {n}
monastic tradition Mönchstradition {f}
monastic tradition monastische Tradition {f}
monastic vowsMönchsgelübde {pl}
monastic vows Ordensgelübde {pl}
(monastic) habitOrdenstracht {f}
(monastic) rule [of an order]Ordensregel {f}
monastical klösterlich
monasticallyklösterlich
monasticismMönchtum {n}
monasticism Mönchstum {n}
monasticism Mönchswesen {n} [Mönchtum]
monasticism Monastizismus {m}
Monastral ® blue [phthalocyanine blue BN] Phthalocyaninblau {n} [Kupferphthalocyanin]
monatomic einatomig
monaulic monaulisch
monauraleinohrig
monaural monophon
monaural monaural
monaural ein Ohr betreffend
monaural hearing monaurales Hören {n}
monaural hearing einohriges Hören {n}
monaurally einohrig
monaxialeinachsig
monaxialmonaxial
monaziteMonazit {m}
monazite sandMonazitsand {m}
monazite-(Ce) [(Ce,La,Nd,Th)PO4]Monazit-(Ce) {m}
monazite-La [(La,Ce,Nd)PO4] Monazit-La {m}
monazite-Nd [(Nd,Ce,La,Pr,Sm,Gd)(P,Si)O4]Monazit-Nd {m}
monazite-Sm [(Sm,Gd,Ce,Th) [PO4]]Monazit-Sm {m}
MönchMönch {m}
MonchMönch {m}
moncheite [(Pt,Pd)(Te,Bi)2] Moncheit {m}
Monchhichi ® [e.g. US, Aus.] [stuffed toy monkey] Monchhichi ® {n} [affenähnliche Puppe]
monchiquiteMonchiquit {m}
Mönckeberg's disease <MD>Mönckeberg-Erkrankung {f} <ME>
Mönckeberg's sclerosisMönckeberg-Sklerose {f}
Monckton's paramelomys [Paramelomys moncktoni]Monckton-Mosaikschwanzratte {f}
Moncton's mosaic-tailed rat [Paramelomys moncktoni] Monckton-Mosaikschwanzratte {f}
Mond gas Mondgas {n} [Kokereierzeugnis]
Mond process Mondverfahren {n}
Mond process [also: Mond's process]Mond-Verfahren {n}
Monday [attr.]montäglich
Monday [attr.] [e.g. afternoon, evening, morning, night] Montag- [z. B. Nachmittag, Abend, Morgen, Nacht]
Monday [esp. journalese] am Montag
Monday <Mon., Mo.>Montag {m} <M., Mo., Mon., Mont.>
Monday afternoon Montagnachmittag {m}
Monday at noonMontagmittag {m}
Monday before Lent Rosenmontag {m}
Monday demoMontagsdemo {f} [ugs.]
Monday demonstration Montagsdemonstration {f}
Monday demonstrations Montagsdemonstrationen {pl}
Monday eveningMontagabend {m}
Monday fever [Byssinosis]Baumwollfieber {n}
Monday is the most suitable day (for me).Montag passt (mir) am besten.
Monday morning Montagfrüh [ohne Artikel] [bes. österr.]
Monday morning Montagmorgen {m}
Monday morningMontagvormittag {m}
Monday morning disease Feiertagskrankheit {f}
Monday Mourning [Kathy Reichs] Totenmontag
Monday nightNacht {f} von Montag auf Dienstag
Monday nightMontagnacht {f}
Monday of Shrovetide Rosenmontag {m}
Monday of the Holy SpiritPfingstmontag {m}
Monday to Friday montags bis freitags
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday <MTWHFSU, MTWRFSU, MTWTFSS>Montag Dienstag Mittwoch Donnerstag Freitag Samstag Sonntag <MDMDFSS>
Monday-feeling [Byssinosis] Baumwollfieber {n}
Mondayised [Aus.] [NZ] [auf den nächsten Montag verschoben (Feiertag, der auf ein Wochenende gefallen ist)]
Mondayitis [Aus.] [coll.] Montagskrankheit {f}
Mondayitis [coll.][Widerwille, am Montagmorgen zur Arbeit / Schule zu gehen]
Monday-morning quarterback [Am.] [coll.](alter) Besserwisser {m}
Monday-morning quarterbacks [Am.] [coll.](alte) Besserwisser {pl}
Mondaysmontags
Mondays Montage {pl} [Wochentage]
Monday's editionMontagsausgabe {f}
Monday's edition Montagausgabe {f}
mondaytofridayer [Br.] [neologism] [coll.] [lodger during the working week] Wochenendheimfahrer {m}
monde [of a crown]Globus {m}
mondegreen Verhörer {m}
Mondell pine [Pinus brutia var. eldarica, syn.: P. eldarica, P. halepensis var. eldarica] Eldarkiefer {f}
Mondell pine [Pinus brutia var. eldarica, syn.: P. eldarica, P. halepensis var. eldarica]Eilar-Kiefer {f}
Mondell pine [Pinus brutia var. eldarica, syn.: P. eldarica, P. halepensis var. eldarica] Afghanische Kiefer {f}
mondial weltweit
mondial weltumspannend
mondial mondial [geh.]
mondialismMondialismus {m}
mondo [sl.] [Am.] immens
mondo bizarro [coll.] Welt {f} des Bizarren
mondo bizarro [coll.] sehr bizarr [geschmacklos, befremdlich]
Mondo Desperado [Patrick McCabe]Phildy Hackballs Universum
Mondor's diseaseMondor-Krankheit {f}
Mondsee Mondsee {m}
Mondsee group [Neolithic Austrian pile-dwelling culture]Mondseekultur {f}
monecious [spv.]monözisch
MonégasqueMonegassisch {n} [Sprache]
Monégasque [of Monaco]monegassisch
Monégasque [female] [of Monaco]Monegassin {f}
« molt — moly — Mome — momp — mona — mona — Moné — mone — mone — mone — mone »
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