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EnglishGerman
pragmatic theory of truthpragmatische Wahrheitstheorie {f}
pragmatical pragmatisch
pragmatical [archaic] [meddlesome] [Am.]aufdringlich [sich einmischend]
pragmaticallypragmatisch
pragmaticism [C.S. Peirce's later term for his pragmatism, to differentiate it from others] Pragmatizismus {m}
pragmatics [generally treated as sg.] Pragmatik {f}
pragmatism Pragmatik {f}
pragmatism Pragmatismus {m}
pragmatist Pragmatiker {m}
pragmatist [female] Pragmatikerin {f}
pragmatist [practical person] Praktiker {m}
pragmatization Pragmatisierung {f}
Prague Prag {n}
Prague [attr.]Prager [indekl.]
Prague CastlePrager Burg {f} [Hradschin]
Prague Compactata Prager Kompaktaten {pl}
Prague GermanPrager Deutsch {n}
Prague powder [curing salt] Pökelsalz {n}
Prague RatterPrager Rattler {m}
Prague SpringPrager Frühling {m}
Prague Stock Exchange Prager Börse {f}
Prague-born in Prag geboren
Praguer Prager
Praguer Prager {m}
prahu [canoe-like boats used in the South Pacific, esp. one with an outrigger and sails] Prau {f} [malayisches Segelboot]
prahus [canoe-like boats used in the South Pacific, esp. one with an outrigger and sails]Praue {pl} [malayische Segelboote]
Praia Praia {n}
Prairial [9th month of the French Republican calendar]Wiesenmonat {m} [9. Monat des Kalenders der Französischen Revolution]
prairie Prärie {f}
prairie Grasebene {f}
prairie [Am.] Grassteppe {f}
prairie baby's breath [Euphorbia corollata] [flowering spurge] Amerikanische Wolfsmilch {f}
prairie buttercup [Ranunculus rhomboideus]Prärie-Butterblume {f}
prairie cat's foot [Antennaria neglecta, syn.: A. campestris, A. neglecta var. neglecta]Feld-Katzenpfötchen {n}
prairie chicken [Tympanuchus cupido]Präriehuhn {n}
prairie chickens [family Phasianidae, genus Tympanuchus] Präriehühner {pl}
prairie cordgrass [Spartina pectinata]Prärie-Schlickgras {n}
prairie cordgrass [Spartina pectinata]Kamm-Schlickgras {n}
prairie country Prärie {f} [als Landschaftsform]
prairie crocus [Pulsatilla patens, syn.: Anemone patens] Finger-Kuhschelle {f}
prairie crocus [Pulsatilla patens, syn.: Anemone patens] Stern-Kuhschelle {f}
prairie crocus [Pulsatilla vulgaris, syn.: Anemone pulsatilla] [(common) pasque flower] Pelzanemone {f}
prairie crocus [Pulsatilla vulgaris, syn.: Anemone pulsatilla] [(common) pasque flower](Gewöhnliche) Kuhschelle {f}
prairie crocus [Pulsatilla vulgaris, syn.: Anemone pulsatilla] [(common) pasque flower] (Gewöhnliche) Küchenschelle {f}
prairie crowfoot [Ranunculus rhomboideus] Prärie-Butterblume {f}
prairie dodder [Cuscuta campestris] Nordamerikanische Seide {f}
prairie dog [genus Cynomys]Präriehund {m}
prairie dog colony Präriehundkolonie {f} [auch: Präriehund-Kolonie]
prairie dog hunter [Mustela nigripes]Schwarzfußiltis {m}
prairie dogbane [Apocynum cannabinum]Hundsgift {n}
prairie dogbane [Apocynum cannabinum]Indianischer Hanf {m}
prairie dogs [genus Cynomys]Präriehunde {pl}
prairie dropseed [Sporobolus heterolepis]Präriefallsame {m}
prairie falcon [Falco mexicanus] Präriefalke {m}
prairie feverPräriefieber {n}
prairie fire Präriefeuer {n}
prairie fire Steppenbrand {m}
prairie goldenrod [Solidago missouriensis] Missouri-Goldrute {f}
prairie goldenrod [Solidago nemoralis] Graue Goldrute {f}
prairie goldenrod [Solidago rigida]Steife Goldrute {f}
prairie gopher [Richardson's ground-squirrel]Prärieziesel {f} {m} {n} [österr. meist {n}] [Richardson-Ziesel]
prairie gourd [Cucurbita foetidissima, syn.: Pepo foetidissima] Prärie-Kürbis / Präriekürbis {m}
prairie gourd [Cucurbita foetidissima, syn.: Pepo foetidissima] Wilder Kürbis {m}
prairie gourd [Cucurbita foetidissima, syn.: Pepo foetidissima] Büffelkürbis / Büffel-Kürbis {m}
prairie grass Präriegras {n}
prairie grass [Am.] [Sporobolus cryptandrus, syn.: Agrostis cryptandra] Verstecktblütiges Fallsamengras {n}
prairie hare [Lepus townsendii]Präriehase {m}
prairie hen [Tympanuchus cupido] Präriehuhn {n}
prairie itch [Acarodermatitis urticarioides]Getreidekrätze {f}
prairie kingsnake [Lampropeltis calligaster] Prärie-Königsnatter {f}
prairie lily [Lilium philadelphicum, syn.: L. andinum] Schalen-Lilie / Schalenlilie {f}
prairie lily [Lilium philadelphicum, syn.: L. andinum] Wald-Lilie / Waldlilie {f}
prairie madness Präriefieber {n}
prairie milk vetch [Astragalus adsurgens]Aufgerichteter Tragant {m}
prairie mouse-ear chickweed [Am.] [Cerastium arvense]Acker-Hornkraut {n}
prairie mushroom [Agaricus arvensis] Weißer Anis-Egerling / Anisegerling {m}
prairie mushroom [Agaricus arvensis]Anis-Champignon / Anischampignon {m}
prairie oyster [cocktail] Prairie Oyster {m} [Cocktail]
prairie oyster [cocktail] Prärieauster {f} [Cocktail]
prairie oysters [Am.] Hoden {pl} [von Stieren oder Kälbern]
prairie oysters [Am.] [Can.] [dish made of bull testicles] Stierhoden {pl} [Gericht]
prairie peatmoss [Sphagnum palustre] Sumpf-Torfmoos {n}
prairie peppergrass [Lepidium densiflorum, syn.: L. apetalum, L. incisum]Dichtblütige Kresse {f}
prairie pepperweed [Lepidium densiflorum, syn.: L. apetalum, L. incisum]Dichtblütige Kresse {f}
prairie pepperwort [Lepidium densiflorum, syn.: L. apetalum, L. incisum] Dichtblütige Kresse {f}
Prairie Provinces [Canada]Prärieprovinzen {pl}
prairie rattlesnake [Crotalus viridis] Westliche Klapperschlange {f}
prairie rose [Rosa virginiana]Virginische Rose {f}
prairie sage [Artemisia frigida] Alaska-Wermut {m}
prairie sage [Artemisia ludoviciana] Silber-Wermut / Silberwermut {m}
prairie sage [Artemisia ludoviciana] Steppen-Beifuß {m}
prairie sage [Salvia azurea, syn.: S. azurea var. grandiflora, S. pitcheri]Prärie-Salbei / Präriesalbei {m}
prairie sage [Salvia azurea, syn.: S. azurea var. grandiflora, S. pitcheri]Herbst-Salbei / Herbstsalbei {m}
prairie sagebrush [Artemisia frigida] Alaska-Wermut {m}
prairie schooner [America, 19th C.]Planwagen {m} [19. Jh., Amerika]
prairie senna [Chamaecrista fasciculata, syn.: Cassia chamaecrista, C. fasciculata]Kammartige Kassie {f}
prairie smoke [Geum triflorum] Prärie-Nelkenwurz {f}
prairie smoke [Geum triflorum] Dreiblütige Nelkenwurz {f}
prairie smoke [Pulsatilla patens, syn.: Anemone patens]Stern-Kuhschelle {f}
prairie smoke [Pulsatilla patens, syn.: Anemone patens] Finger-Kuhschelle {f}
« powe — pown — prac — prac — Prac — prag — prai — pran — pray — pray — pre- »
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