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German words: Open-World-Spiel to Orangenblüte

300 German words, part 7 of 12 of the words starting with O, A to Z. 72 have a page of their own.

German words Open-World-Spiel to Orangenblüte

  1. Open-World-Spiel noun [ɔʊ̯pn̩ˈvœːɐ̯ltˌʃpiːl]
  2. Oper noun /ˈoːpəʁ/: opera (theatrical work, combining drama, music, song and sometimes dance)
  3. Opera buffa phrase [ˌoːpəʁa ˈbʊfa]
  4. operabel adjective [opəˈʁaːbl̩]: operable
  5. Operabilität noun [ˌopəʁabiliˈtɛːt]
  6. Operaismus noun /opeʁaˈɪsmʊs/: operaism, workerism, an autonomous Marxist doctrine and social movement originating in Italy
  7. Operand noun [ʔopəˈʁant]: operand
  8. Operateur noun /ɔˌpəʁaˈtøːɐ̯/: A doctor who directly operates on patients, such as a surgeon.
  9. Operation noun /ɔˌpəʁaˈt͡sioːn/: operation
  10. Operation gelungen, Patient tot phrase: Measures have been taken according to plan, the result is negative, but apparently of secondary importance.
  11. operational adjective [opəʁat͡si̯oˈnaːl]
  12. operationale Definition phrase [opəʁat͡si̯oˈnaːlə definiˈt͡si̯oːn]
  13. operationale Satzgliedanalyse phrase [ˈopəʁat͡si̯oˈnaːlə ˈzat͡sɡliːtʔanalyːzə]
  14. operationales Verfahren phrase [opəʁat͡si̯oˌnaːləs fɛɐ̯ˈfaːʁən]
  15. operationalisieren verb [ˌopəʁat͡si̯onaliˈziːʁən]
  16. Operationalität noun [ˌopəʁat͡si̯onaliˈtɛːt]
  17. Operationsbasis noun [opəʁaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌbaːzɪs]: base of operations
  18. Operationslampe noun [opəʁaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌlampə]
  19. Operationsmaske noun [opəʁaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌmaskə]
  20. Operationsnarbe noun [opəʁaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌnaʁbə]
  21. Operationspfleger noun [opəʁaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌp͡fleːɡɐ]
  22. Operationsraum noun [opəʁaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌʁaʊ̯m]
  23. Operationsroboter noun [opəʁaˈt͡si̯oːnsʁoˌbɔtɐ]
  24. Operationssaal noun [opəʁaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌzaːl]: operating theatre, operating room
  25. Operationsschwester noun [opəʁaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌʃvɛstɐ]
  26. Operationssucht noun [ɔpəʁaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌzʊxt]
  27. Operationstisch noun [opəʁaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌtɪʃ]
  28. Operationsverstärker noun: operational amplifier, op-amp
  29. Operationszeichen noun [opəʁaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌt͡saɪ̯çn̩]
  30. Operationsziel noun [opəʁaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌt͡siːl]
  31. operativ adjective [opəʁaˈtiːf]: operational
  32. Operativität noun [ˌopəʁativiˈtɛːt]
  33. Operator noun [opəˈʁaːtoːɐ̯]: operator (mathematical operator)
  34. Operette noun /opəˈʀɛtə/: operetta
  35. Operetten noun, prefix [opəˈʁɛtn̩]: plural of Operette
  36. Operettenensemble noun [opəˈʁɛtn̩ʔãˌsãːbl̩]
  37. Operettenfußball noun [opəˈʁɛtn̩ˌfuːsbal]
  38. operettenhaft adjective [opəˈʁɛtn̩haft]
  39. Operettenkomponist noun [opəˈʁɛtn̩kɔmpoˌnɪst]
  40. Operettenkomponistin noun [opəˈʁɛtn̩kɔmpoˌnɪstɪn]
  41. Operettensänger noun [opəˈʁɛtn̩ˌzɛŋɐ]
  42. Operettensängerin noun [opəˈʁɛtn̩ˌzɛŋəʁɪn]
  43. operieren verb /opəˈʁiːʁən/: to operate (perform operation)
  44. Operierter noun [opəˈʁiːɐ̯tɐ]
  45. Opernabend noun [ˈoːpɐnˌʔaːbn̩t]
  46. Opernaufführung noun [ˈoːpɐnˌʔaʊ̯ffyːʁʊŋ]
  47. Opernball noun [ˈoːpɐnˌbal]
  48. Opernbesuch noun [ˈoːpɐnbəˌzuːx]
  49. Opernbesucher noun [ˈoːpɐnbəˌzuːxɐ]
  50. Opernbesucherin noun [ˈoːpɐnbəˌzuːxəʁɪn]
  51. Opernensemble noun [ˈoːpɐnʔãˌsãːbl̩]
  52. Opernfigur noun [ˈoːpɐnfiˌɡuːɐ̯]
  53. Opernglas noun [ˈoːpɐnˌɡlaːs]
  54. Operngucker noun [ˈoːpɐnˌɡʊkɐ]
  55. opernhaft adjective [ˈoːpɐnhaft]
  56. Opernhaus noun /ˈoːpɐnˌhaʊ̯s/: opera house
  57. Opernkarte noun [ˈoːpɐnˌkaʁtə]
  58. Opernkomponist noun [ˈoːpɐnkɔmpoˌnɪst]
  59. Opernkomponistin noun [ˈoːpɐnkɔmpoˌnɪstɪn]
  60. Opernkünstler noun /ˈoːpɐnˌkʏnstlɐ/: opera artist (male or of unspecified sex)
  61. Opernliebhaber noun [ˈoːpɐnliːpˌhaːbɐ]
  62. Opernloge noun [ˈoːpɐnˌloːʒə]
  63. Opernmusik noun [ˈoːpɐnmuziːk]: opera music, operatic music
  64. Opernplatz noun [ˈoːpɐnˌplat͡s]
  65. opernreif adjective [ˈoːpɐnˌʁaɪ̯f]
  66. Opernsänger noun /ˈoːpɐnzɛŋɐ/: opera singer (male)
  67. Opernsängerin noun /ˈoːpɐnˌzɛŋɡəʁɪn/: female equivalent of Opernsänger
  68. Opernstar noun [ˈoːpɐnˌstaːɐ̯]
  69. Operntext noun [ˈoːpɐnˌtɛkst]
  70. opfer noun, verb /ˈɔpfər/: sacrifice
  71. Opfer-Abo noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌʔabo]
  72. Opfer-Notruf noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌnoːtʁuːf]
  73. Opferanode noun [ˈɔp͡fɐʔaˌnoːdə]: sacrificial anode
  74. Opferanwalt noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌʔanvalt]
  75. Opferbereitschaft noun [ˈɔp͡fɐbəˌʁaɪ̯tʃaft]
  76. Opferbeschreibung noun [ˈɔp͡fɐbəˌʃʁaɪ̯bʊŋ]
  77. Opferblut noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌbluːt]
  78. Opferdasein noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌdaːzaɪ̯n]
  79. Opferfamilie noun [ˈɔp͡fɐfaˌmiːli̯ə]
  80. Opferfest noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌfɛst]
  81. opferfreudig adjective [ˈɔp͡fɐˌfʁɔɪ̯dɪç]
  82. Opfergabe noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌɡaːbə]
  83. Opfergeld noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌɡɛlt]
  84. Opfergrenze noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌɡʁɛnt͡sə]
  85. Opfergruppe noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌɡʁʊpə]
  86. Opferhaltung noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌhaltʊŋ]
  87. Opferhandlung noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌhandlʊŋ]
  88. Opferhilfe noun: support for a victim (usually of abuse, a crime)
  89. Opferinitiative noun [ˈɔp͡fɐʔinit͡si̯aˌtiːvə]
  90. Opferkerze noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌkɛʁt͡sə]
  91. Opferkomplex noun [ˈɔp͡fɐkɔmˌplɛks]
  92. Opferkult noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌkʊlt]
  93. Opferlamm noun /ˈɔpfərˌlam/: sacrificial lamb
  94. Opfermythos noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌmyːtɔs]
  95. opfern noun, verb /ˈʔɔpfɐn/: to sacrifice, to give up (for a goal or cause)
  96. Opfernotruf noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌnoːtʁuːf]
  97. Opferort noun: a site of victimization, especially in reference to Nazi Germany
  98. Opferplatz noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌplat͡s]
  99. Opferritual noun [ˈɔp͡fɐʁituˌaːl]
  100. Opferrolle noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌʁɔlə]
  101. Opferschaf noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌʃaːf]
  102. Opferschale noun: patera
  103. Opferschicht noun /ˈʔɔpfɐˌʃɪçt/: sacrificial layer
  104. Opferstätte noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌʃtɛtə]
  105. Opferstatus noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌʃtaːtʊs]
  106. Opferstock noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌʃtɔk]
  107. Opferszene noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌst͡seːnə]
  108. Opferthese noun /ˈɔp͡fɐˌteːzə/: Austria victim theory (1949–1988 Austrian ideological basis formed by Austrians themselves under Allied occupation and the independent Second Austrian...
  109. Opfertier noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌtiːɐ̯]
  110. Opfertisch noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌtɪʃ]
  111. Opfertod noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌtoːt]
  112. Opferverein noun [ˈɔp͡fɐfɛɐ̯ˌʔaɪ̯n]
  113. Opferzahl noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌt͡saːl]
  114. Opferzeremonie noun [ˈɔp͡fɐt͡seʁəmoˌniː]
  115. Opferzweck noun [ˈɔp͡fɐˌt͡svɛk]
  116. ophi- prefix [ofi]
  117. Ophikleide noun [ofikleˈiːdə]
  118. ophio- prefix [ofi̯o]
  119. Ophiolatrie noun [ˌofi̯olaˈtʁiː]
  120. Ophiologie noun [ˌofi̯oloˈɡiː]
  121. Ophiotoxin noun [ˌofi̯otɔˈksiːn]
  122. Ophir proper noun […]
  123. Ophrys noun [ˈoːfʁʏs]
  124. Ophrys catalaunica noun [ˈoːfʁʏs ˌkataˈlaʊ̯nika]
  125. ophtalmoscopisch adjective: alternative form of ophthalmoskopisch
  126. ophtalmoskopisch adjective: alternative form of ophthalmoskopisch
  127. ophthalm- prefix [ˈɔftalm]
  128. Ophthalmiatrie noun [ɔftalmi̯aˈtʁiː]
  129. Ophthalmiatrik noun [ɔftalˈmi̯aːtʁɪk]
  130. Ophthalmikum noun [ɔfˈtalmikʊm]
  131. ophthalmisch adjective /ɔfˈtaːlmɪʃ/: ophthalmic
  132. ophthalmo- prefix [ˈɔftalmo]
  133. Ophthalmologe noun [ɔftalmoˈloːɡə]: ophthalmologist
  134. Ophthalmologie noun [ɔftalmoloˈɡiː]: ophthalmology
  135. Ophthalmologin noun [ɔftalmoˈloːɡɪn]
  136. ophthalmologisch adjective [ɔftalmoˈloːɡɪʃ]: ophthalmological
  137. Ophthalmometer noun [ɔftalmoˈmeːtɐ]
  138. ophthalmoscopisch adjective: alternative form of ophthalmoskopisch
  139. ophthalmoskopisch adjective: ophthalmoscopic
  140. Opi noun /ˈoːpi/: grandpa
  141. Opiat noun [oˈpi̯aːt]: opiate
  142. Opinionleader noun [oˈpɪni̯ənˌliːdɐ]
  143. Opioid noun [opi̯oˈiːt]
  144. Opitz proper noun [ˈoːpɪts]: a surname
  145. Opium noun /ˈoːpiʊm/: opium
  146. Opium des Volkes phrase [ˌoːpi̯ʊm dɛs ˈfɔlkəs]
  147. Opiumabhängigkeit noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌʔaphɛŋɪçkaɪ̯t]
  148. Opiumanbau noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌʔanbaʊ̯]
  149. Opiumanbaugebiet noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌʔanbaʊ̯ɡəbiːt]
  150. Opiumbauer noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌbaʊ̯ɐ]
  151. Opiumentzug noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmʔɛntˌt͡suːk]
  152. Opiumfeld noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌfɛlt]
  153. Opiumgenuss noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmɡəˌnʊs]
  154. Opiumgewinnung noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmɡəˌvɪnʊŋ]
  155. Opiumhandel noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌhandl̩]
  156. Opiumhändler noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌhɛndlɐ]
  157. Opiumhöhle noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌhøːlə]: opium den
  158. Opiumkrieg noun /ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌkʁiːk/: Opium War (referring to either the First or Second Opium War)
  159. Opiumlager noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌlaːɡɐ]
  160. Opiumnebel noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌneːbl̩]
  161. Opiumpfeife noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌp͡faɪ̯fə]
  162. Opiumplantage noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmplanˌtaːʒə]
  163. Opiumpreis noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌpʁaɪ̯s]
  164. Opiumprodukt noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmpʁoˌdʊkt]
  165. Opiumproduktion noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmpʁodʊkˌt͡si̯oːn]
  166. Opiumproduzent noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmpʁoduˌt͡sɛnt]
  167. Opiumrauchen noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌʁaʊ̯xn̩]
  168. Opiumraucher noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌʁaʊ̯xɐ]
  169. Opiumraucherin noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌʁaʊ̯xəʁɪn]
  170. Opiumrausch noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌʁaʊ̯ʃ]
  171. Opiumschmuggler noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌʃmʊɡlɐ]
  172. Opiumsucht noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌzʊxt]
  173. opiumsüchtig adjective /ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌzʏçtɪç/: addicted to opium
  174. opiumsüchtiger adjective, noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌzʏçtɪɡɐ]: strong/mixed nominative masculine singular
  175. Opiumtablette noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmtaˌblɛtə]
  176. Opiumtraum noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌtʁaʊ̯m]
  177. Opiumvorrat noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmˌfoːɐ̯ʁaːt]
  178. Opiumzigarette noun [ˈoːpi̯ʊmt͡siɡaˌʁɛtə]
  179. ÖPNV abbreviation, noun [øːpeːʔɛnˈfaʊ̯]: initialism of öffentlicher Personennahverkehr
  180. Opolifi noun [opoˈliːfi]
  181. Opossum noun /oˈpɔsʊm/: an opossum of the genus Didelphis
  182. Oppel proper noun [ˈɔpl̩]: a surname
  183. Oppeln proper noun /ˈɔpəln/: Opole (a city in Upper Silesia, Poland)
  184. Oppenau proper noun […]: Oppenau (a town in Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
  185. Oppenheim proper noun [ˈɔpənhaɪ̯m]: Oppenheim (a town in Mainz-Bingen district, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany)
  186. Oppenheimer noun /ˈɔpn̩ˌhaɪ̯mɐ/: A native or resident of Oppenheim
  187. Oppenheimerin noun [ˈɔpn̩ˌhaɪ̯məʁɪn]: a female native or inhabitant of Oppenheim, Germany
  188. Opper proper noun [ˈɔpɐ]: a surname
  189. Oppermann proper noun [ˈɔpɐˌman]: a surname
  190. Oppidum noun [ˈɔpidʊm]
  191. Opponent noun /ˌɔpoˈnɛnt/: opponent
  192. Opponentin noun [ɔpoˈnɛntɪn]
  193. opponieren verb /ɔpoˈniːʁən/: to oppose, to demur, to take up an opposing position
  194. Opponitz proper noun: a municipality of Lower Austria, Austria
  195. opportun adjective [ɔpɔʁˈtuːn]
  196. Opportunismus noun [ɔpɔʁtuˈnɪsmʊs]: opportunism
  197. Opportunist noun [ˌɔpɔʁtuˈnɪst]: opportunist (male or of unspecified gender)
  198. opportunistisch adjective [ˌɔpɔʁtuˈnɪstɪʃ]: opportunistic
  199. Opportunität noun /ˌɔpɔʁtuniˈtɛːt/: opportuneness, appropriateness
  200. Opportunitätskosten noun /ɔpɔʁtuniˈtɛːt͡sˌkɔstən/: opportunity cost(s)
  201. Opposition noun /ˌɔpoziˈtsjoːn/: the opposition, political opposition; opposition party
  202. oppositionell adjective [ɔpozit͡si̯oˈnɛl]: oppositional
  203. oppositionelle adjective, noun /ɔpozit͡si̯oˈnɛlə/: female equivalent of Oppositioneller: female member of the opposition
  204. oppositioneller adjective, noun /ɔpozit͡si̯oˈnɛlɐ/: member of the opposition (male or of unspecified gender)
  205. Oppositionsantrag noun [ɔpoziˈt͡si̯oːnsʔanˌtʁaːk]
  206. Oppositionsbewegung noun [ɔpoziˈt͡si̯oːnsbəˌveːɡʊŋ]
  207. Oppositionsforderung noun: demand of the opposition (movement)
  208. Oppositionsführer noun /ɔpoziˈt͡si̯oːnsˌfyːʁɐ/: Leader of the Opposition
  209. Oppositionsführerin noun /ɔpoziˈt͡si̯oːnsˌfyːʁəʁɪn/: female equivalent of Oppositionsführer
  210. Oppositionsgruppe noun [ɔpoziˈt͡si̯oːnsˌɡʁʊpə]
  211. Oppositionskämpfer noun [ɔpoziˈt͡si̯oːnsˌkɛmp͡fɐ]
  212. Oppositionskandidat noun [ɔpoziˈt͡si̯oːnskandiˌdaːt]: opposition candidate
  213. Oppositionskandidatin noun /ɔpoziˈtsjoːns.kandiˌdaːtɪn/: female equivalent of Oppositionskandidat (“opposition candidate”)
  214. oppositionsnah adjective [ɔpoziˈt͡si̯oːnsˌnaː]
  215. Oppositionspartei noun /ɔpoziˈtsi̯oːnspaʁtaɪ̯/: opposition party
  216. Oppositionspolitik noun [ɔpoziˈt͡si̯oːnspoliˌtiːk]
  217. Oppositionspolitiker noun [ɔpoziˈtsioːnspoˌliːtikɐ]: politician of the opposition
  218. Oppositionspolitikerin noun [ɔpoziˈtsioːnspoˌliːtikəʁɪn]: female equivalent of Oppositionspolitiker (“politician of the opposition”)
  219. Oppositionswebsite noun [ɔpoziˈt͡si̯oːnsˌvɛpsaɪ̯t]
  220. Oppositionswort noun [ɔpoziˈt͡si̯oːnsˌvɔʁt]
  221. Oppositionszeitung noun [ɔpoziˈt͡si̯oːnsˌt͡saɪ̯tʊŋ]
  222. -opsida suffix [ɔpsida]
  223. Opsin noun [ɔˈpsiːn]
  224. opt- prefix [ɔpt]
  225. optativ adjective, noun /ˈɔptatiːf/: optative
  226. optativisch adjective [ɔptaˈtiːvɪʃ]
  227. optieren verb [ɔpˈtiːʁən]: to opt for, to exercise an option
  228. Optik noun [ˈɔptɪk]: optics (physics of light and vision)
  229. Optik schieben phrase [ˈɔptɪk ˈʃiːbən]
  230. Optiker noun [ˈɔptɪkɐ]: optician (male or of unspecified gender)
  231. Optikerin noun [ˈɔptɪkəʁɪn]: female equivalent of Optiker (“optician”)
  232. optimal adjective /ɔptiˈmaːl/: optimal (perfect)
  233. Optimalfall noun [ɔptiˈmaːlˌfal]
  234. Optimalfarbe noun [ɔptiˈmaːlˌfaʁbə]
  235. Optimalität noun [ˌɔptimaliˈtɛːt]: optimality
  236. Optimat noun [ɔptiˈmaːt]
  237. Optimatin noun [ɔptiˈmaːtɪn]
  238. Optimeter noun [ˌɔptiˈmeːtɐ]
  239. optimieren verb /ɔptiˈmiːʁən/: to optimize
  240. Optimierung noun [ɔptiˈmiːʁʊŋ]: optimization (the design and operation of a system or process to make it as good as possible in some defined sense)
  241. Optimierungsproblem noun [ɔptiˈmiːʁʊŋspʁoˌbleːm]
  242. Optimierungswunsch noun: optimization request (a wish for what should be optimized)
  243. Optimismus noun [ɔptiˈmɪsmʊs]: optimism
  244. Optimist noun [ɔptiˈmɪst]: optimist
  245. Optimistin noun [ɔptiˈmɪstɪn]: female equivalent of Optimist
  246. optimistisch adjective [ˌɔptiˈmɪstɪʃ]: optimistic
  247. Optimum noun [ˈɔptimʊm]: optimum
  248. Option noun /ɔp.tsi̯ˈoːn/: option
  249. optional adjective /ɔptsɪ̯oˈnaːl/: optional
  250. Optionsanleihe noun [ɔpˈt͡si̯oːnsˌʔanlaɪ̯ə]
  251. Optionsfeld noun [ɔpˈt͡si̯oːnsˌfɛlt]
  252. Optionsmarkt noun [ɔpˈt͡si̯oːnsˌmaʁkt]: options market (a financial market where options, which are derivatives based on underlying assets like stocks or commodities, are traded)
  253. Optionsschaltfläche noun [ɔpˈt͡si̯oːnsˌʃaltflɛçə]
  254. Optionsschein noun [ɔpˈt͡si̯oːnsˌʃaɪ̯n]
  255. Optionsschreiber noun [ɔpˈt͡si̯oːnsˌʃʁaɪ̯bɐ]
  256. optisch adjective /ˈɔptɪʃ/: optical, optic
  257. optische Täuschung phrase [ˌɔptɪʃə ˈtɔɪ̯ʃʊŋ]
  258. opto- prefix [ˈɔpto]
  259. Optokoppler noun [ˈɔptoˌkɔplɐ]
  260. Optometer noun [ɔptoˈmeːtɐ]
  261. Optometrie noun [ɔptomeˈtʁiː]: optometry
  262. optometrisch adjective [ɔptoˈmeːtʁɪʃ]: optometric
  263. Optometrist noun: optometrist
  264. opulent adjective [opuˈlɛnt]
  265. Opulenz noun [opuˈlɛnt͡s]
  266. Opus noun /ˈoːpʊs/: opus, artistic work
  267. ÖPV abbreviation, noun [øːpeːˈfaʊ̯]: abbreviation of öffentlicher Personenverkehr
  268. -or suffix [oːɐ̯]: -or
  269. Orakel noun [oˈʁaːkl̩]: oracle
  270. Orakel von Delphi noun […]
  271. Orakelbefragung noun [oˈʁaːkl̩bəˌfʁaːɡʊŋ]
  272. Orakelbuch noun [oˈʁaːkl̩ˌbuːx]
  273. orakelhaft adjective [oˈʁaːkl̩haft]
  274. Orakelknochen noun [oˈʁaːkl̩ˌknɔxn̩]
  275. orakeln noun, verb /oˈʁaːkl̩n/: to prognosticate
  276. Orakzai noun [ˈoːʁakˌzaɪ̯]
  277. oral adjective [oˈʁaːl]: mouth; oral
  278. Oral History noun […]
  279. Oralität noun [oʁaliˈtɛːt]
  280. Oralliteratur noun: orature, oral literature
  281. Oralsex noun [oˈʁaːlˌsɛks]: oral sex
  282. Oralverkehr noun /oˈʁaːlfɛɐ̯ˌkeːɐ̯/: oral sex (stimulation of the genitals using the mouth)
  283. Orang-Utan noun /ˈoːʁaŋˈʔuːtan/: orangutan
  284. Orang-Utan-Eröffnung noun […]
  285. orange adjective, noun /oˈʁãːʃ/: orange
  286. Orangeade noun [oʁɑ̃ˈʒaːdə]
  287. Orangeat noun [oʁɑ̃ˈʒaːt]: orangeat (candied orange peel)
  288. Orangebecherling noun [oˈʁɑ̃ːʒəˌbɛçɐlɪŋ]
  289. orangebraun adjective [oˈʁɑ̃ːʃˌbʁaʊ̯n]
  290. orangefarben adjective /oˈrãːʃˌfaʁbn̩/: orange-coloured
  291. orangefarbig adjective /o.ˈrãːʃ.ˌfaʁ.bɪç/: orange-coloured
  292. Orangefleck-Waldsänger noun […]
  293. Orangefleckwaldsänger noun […]
  294. orangegelb adjective [oˈʁɑ̃ːʃˌɡɛlp]: orange-yellow
  295. Orangegelber Wulstling phrase [oˈʁaŋʃɡɛlbɐ ˈvʊlstlɪŋ]
  296. Orangeköpfchen noun [oˈʁɑ̃ːʃˌkœp͡fçən]
  297. orangen adjective, noun /oˈʁãːʒn/: plural of Orange (“orange”)
  298. Orangenbaum noun /ʔoˈʁɑ̃ːʒn̩ˌbaʊ̯m/: orange tree
  299. Orangenbäumchen noun [oˈʁɑ̃ːʒn̩ˌbɔɪ̯mçən]
  300. Orangenblüte noun [oˈʁɑ̃ːʒn̩ˌblyːtə]

Part 6 · Part 8 · German words: O

Source: English Wiktionary (German entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the German Wiktionary: each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under O: 3,460 words, in 12 parts.