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EnglishGerman
St. Vincent parrot [Amazona guildingii]Königsamazone {f}
St. Vitus Cathedral [Prague] Veitsdom {m}
St. Vitus' danceVeitstanz {m} [Chorea]
St. Vitus's dance Veitstanz {m} [Chorea]
St. Wenceslaushl. Wenzel {m}
St. Wilgefortis hl. Kümmernis {f}
St. Winibald [also: Winebald, Winnibald, Wunebald, Wynbald] hl. Wunibald {m} [auch: Wynnebald, Winnebald]
[St. John Accident Assistance, St. John Ambulance Brigade; commonly referred to as "Die Johanniter" in Germany]Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe {f} e. V. <JUH> [Die Johanniter]
(St.) Ambrose's Day [Feast of St. Ambrose] [7 December] Ambrosiustag {m} [auch: Ambrosius-Tag] [7. Dezember]
(St.) Andrew's Night [night from 29 to 30 November] Andreasnacht {f} [auch: Andreas-Nacht] [Nacht vom 29. auf den 30. November]
(St.) Antony the Great [also: Anthony the Great, Anthony of Egypt, Antony the Abbot, Anthony of the Desert, Anthony the Anchorite, and Anthony of Thebes; known as "Father of All Monks"] (St.) Antonius {m} der Große [auch: Antonius der Einsiedler, Antonius Eremita oder Antonius Abbas, „Vater der Mönche“]
(St.) Apollonia of Alexandria (hl.) Apollonia {f} von Alexandria
(St.) Conrad of Constance (hl.) Konrad {m} von Konstanz
(St.) Corbinian's bearKorbiniansbär {m}
(St.) Erhard / Erard of Regensburg [also: Herhard](hl.) Erhard {m} von Regensburg
(St.) Hedwig of Andechs [Polish: Święta Jadwiga Śląska, Czech: Hedvika Slezská] [Hedwig of Silesia] (hl.) Hedwig {f} von Andechs [Herzogin von Schlesien und Polen]
(St.) Hedwig of Silesia [Polish: Święta Jadwiga Śląska, Czech: Hedvika Slezská](hl.) Hedwig {f} von Schlesien [Hedwig von Andechs]
(St.) Hubert houndblood [Chien de Saint-Hubert] Hubertushund {m}
(St.) Hubert houndblood [Chien de Saint-Hubert] St.-Hubertus-Hund {m} [nicht korrekt auch: St. Hubertus-Hund, St. Hubertushund, St.-Hubertushund, St. Hubertus Hund]
(St.) James the Less / Lesser (hl.) Jakobus {m} der Jüngere <Jakobus d. J.>
(St.) James the Little (hl.) Jakobus {m} der Jüngere <Jakobus d. J.>
(St.) James the Minor(hl.) Jakobus {m} der Jüngere <Jakobus d. J.>
(St.) James the Younger(hl.) Jakobus {m} der Jüngere <Jakobus d. J.>
(St.) Jude (Thaddeus) [also known as: Jude of James, Jude Thaddaeus, Judas Lebbaeus] (hl.) Lebbäus {m} Thaddäus [wahrscheinlich der Apostel Judas Thaddäus]
(St.) Kilian Fountain [capitalization varies]Kiliansbrunnen {m}
(St.) MamertusMamertus {m} [Eisheiliger, 11. Mai]
(St.) Nicholas Day [Dec. 6th] Pelzmärtel [ohne Artikel] [bes. in Franken] [Nikolaustag, 6. Dez.]
(St.) ServatiusServatius {m} [Eisheiliger, 13. Mai]
(St.) Sophia Church Sophienkirche {f}
(St.) Thomas Mass Thomasmesse {f}
(St.) Vergilius of Salzburg [also Virgilius, Feirgil or Fergal] (hl.) Virgil {m} von Salzburg
Staatsoper Unter den Linden [Berlin State Opera] Staatsoper {f} Unter den Linden [Staatsoper Berlin]
stab Stich {m} [Messerstich, Stichwunde, fig. auch Gefühlsempfindung]
stab [coll.] [attempt] Versuch {m} [fig.]
stab [thrust or blow] Messerstich {m}
stab [wound made by stabbing]Stichwunde {f}
stab [wound] Einstich {m} [Stichverletzung]
stab cellStabzelle {f}
stab cellsStabkernige {pl}
stab in one's / the backDolchstoß {m} [fig.]
stab in the back Stich {m} in den Rücken
stab incisionStichinzision {f}
stab of painstechender Schmerz {m}
stab protection vest Stichschutzweste {f}
stab trimTrimmung {f} der Höhenflosse für den Start
stab with a daggerDolchstich {m}
stab with a knife Messerstich {m}
stab with the dagger Dolchstoß {m}
stab wound Stich {m} [Wunde]
stab wound Stichverletzung {f}
stab wound <SW>Stichwunde {f} <SW>
stab wounds Stichwunden {pl}
stab wounds Stichverletzungen {pl}
stabbed gestochen
stabbederstochen
stabbed eingestochen
stabbedniedergestochen
stabbed (to death)erdolcht
stabber Messerstecher {m}
stabbing erdolchend
stabbing erstechend
stabbing Stich {m} [Schmerz]
stabbing Messerstecherei {f}
stabbingErdolchen {n}
stabbingStich-
stabbing [pain] stechend [Schmerz]
stabbing hazard [ISO 12100] Gefährdung {f} durch Durchstich [ISO 12100]
stabbing pain Stich {m} [stechender Schmerz]
stabbing pain in one's chest stechender Schmerz {m} in der Brust
stabbing pain in the chest Herzschmerz {m}
stabbing spree[Amoklauf mit einem Messer od. Ä.]
stabbing to death erdolchend
stabbing weaponStichwaffe {f}
stabilator Pendelruder {n}
stabile Stabile {n}
stabilimentum Stabiliment {n}
stabilisation [Br.] Festigung {f}
stabilisation [Br.]Stabilisierung {f}
stabilisation [Br.]Verfestigung {f}
stabilisation [Br.]Konstanthaltung {f}
stabilisation [Br.]Stabilisation {f}
stabilisation agreement [Br.] Stabilisierungsabkommen {n}
stabilisation effect [Br.]Stabilisierungseffekt {m}
stabilisation effect [Br.]Stabilisierungswirkung {f}
stabilisation measure [Br.]Stabilisierungsmaßnahme {f}
stabilisation measures [Br.] Stabilisierungsmaßnahmen {pl}
stabilisation of the fracture [Br.] Frakturstabilisierung {f}
stabilisation of the market [Br.]Marktstabilisierung {f}
stabilisation period [Br.]Stabilisierungszeitraum {m}
stabilisation process [Br.]Stabilisierungsprozess {m}
stabilisation profile [Br.] Stabilisierungsprofil {n}
stabilisation programme [Br.]Stabilisierungsprogramm {n}
stabilised [Br.] stabilisiert
stabilised weather vane [Br.] stabilisierte Windfahne {f}
stabiliser [Br.]Stabilisator {m}
stabiliser [Br.] Konstanthalter {m}
stabilisers [Br.]Stützräder {pl}
stabilising [Br.]stabilisierend
stabilising measures [Br.] Stabilisierungsmaßnahmen {pl}
stabilising selection [Br.] stabilisierende Selektion {f}
« squi — Sreb — S-sh — St.G — St.M — St.V — stab — stab — stab — stac — stad »
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