German words: prügel to Puckel

German words prügel to Puckel

1. prügel noun, verb [ˈpʁyː.ɡəl]: club, cudgel
2. Prügelattacke noun [ˈpʁyːɡl̩ʔaˌtakə]
3. Prügelei noun /pʁyːɡəˈlaɪ̯/: fight, ruckus, brawl, scuffle
4. Prügeljunge noun: synonym of Prügelknabe
5. Prügelknabe noun /ˈpʁyːɡəlknaːbə/: whipping boy; (figurative) punching bag
6. prügeln noun, verb [ˈpʁyːɡl̩n]: to beat (up), to strike
7. Prügelopfer noun [ˈpʁyːɡl̩ˌʔɔp͡fɐ]
8. Prügelperser noun: synonym of Jubelperser
9. Prügelspiel noun [ˈpʁyːɡl̩ˌʃpiːl]
10. Prügelstrafe noun [ˈpʁyːɡl̩ˌʃtʁaːfə]: A corporal punishment
11. Prügelszene noun [ˈpʁyːɡl̩ˌst͡seːnə]
12. Prüll noun /pʁʏl/: worthless stuff; junk
13. Prüm proper noun [pʁʏm]
14. prunk noun, verb [pʁʊŋk]: magnificence, luxury, splendor
15. Prunkbett noun [ˈpʁʊŋkˌbɛt]
16. prunken verb /ˈpʁʊŋkn̩/: to flaunt, show off
17. Prunkgrab noun [ˈpʁʊŋkˌɡʁaːp]
18. prunkhaft adjective [ˈpʁʊŋkhaft]
19. Prunkliebe noun [ˈpʁʊŋkˌliːbə]
20. prunklos adjective [ˈpʁʊŋkloːs]
21. Prunksaal noun: splendor hall
22. Prunksarg noun [ˈpʁʊŋkˌzaʁk]
23. Prunksitzung noun [ˈpʁʊŋkˌzɪt͡sʊŋ]
24. Prunkstück noun [ˈpʁʊŋkˌʃtʏk]
25. prunksüchtig adjective /ˈpʁʊŋkˌzʏçtɪç/: addicted to luxury
26. prunkvoll adjective /ˈpʁʊŋkfɔl/: magnificent, sumptuous
27. Pruno noun […]
28. Prunus noun […]
29. Prunus laurocerasus noun […]
30. Prusik noun […]
31. Prusikknoten noun […]: prusik, friction hitch
32. Prusse noun: Switzerland and Liechtenstein standard spelling of Pruße
33. prussisch adjective: Switzerland and Liechtenstein standard spelling of prußisch
34. prusten verb /ˈpʁuːstən/: to snort (especially with laughter)
35. Pruth proper noun [pʁuːt]
36. Prütt noun /pʁʏt/: grounds, sediment (residue in or from a liquid, especially coffee)
37. prütteln verb /ˈprʏtəln/: to simmer, to boil or fry at fairly low temperature, making a low bubbling sound
38. Prutz proper noun: a municipality of Tyrol, Austria
39. Pruzze noun [ˈpʁʊt͡sə]
40. Prymnesium parvum noun […]
41. Prypjat proper noun […]
42. Przewalski-Pferd noun: Przewalski's horse (Equus ferus przewalskii)
43. ps abbreviation, noun [peːˈʔɛs]: abbreviation of Pferdestärke (“metric horsepower”)
44. PS-stark adjective [peːˈʔɛsˌʃtaʁk]
45. PSA abbreviation, noun: initialism of persönliche Schutzausrüstung (“PPE (personal protective equipment)”)
46. Psaligraphie noun [psaliɡʁaˈfiː]
47. Psalm noun /psalm/: psalm (chapter of the biblical book of Psalms)
48. Psalmenübersetzung noun [ˈpsalmənʔyːbɐˌzɛt͡sʊŋ]
49. Psalmodie noun [psalmoˈdiː]
50. psalmodieren verb [psalmoˈdiːʁən]
51. Psalter noun [ˈpsaltɐ]: a copy of the Psalms independent from the rest of the Old Testament (either on its own or along with the New Testament)
52. Psammetich proper noun [ˈpsametɪç]
53. Psammophyt noun [psamoˈfyːt]
54. Psc abbreviation
55. Pschorr proper noun [pʃoːɐ̯]
56. pscht interjection [pʃt]
57. PSE abbreviation
58. Psephologie noun: psephology
59. pseud- prefix [psɔɪ̯d]: alternative form of pseudo-
60. Pseudandronym noun [psɔɪ̯dandʁoˈnyːm]
61. Pseudanthium noun [psɔɪ̯ˈdant(s)i̯ʊm]
62. pseudo- prefix [ˈpsɔɪ̯do]: pseudo- (not genuine)
63. Pseudo-Entlehnung noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯doʔɛntˌleːnʊŋ]
64. pseudo-riemannsche Mannigfaltigkeit noun: pseudo-Riemannian manifold
65. Pseudoabenteuer noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌʔaːbn̩tɔɪ̯ɐ]
66. pseudoamerikanisch adjective [ˈpsɔɪ̯doʔameʁiˌkaːnɪʃ]
67. Pseudoanglizismus noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯doʔaŋɡliˌt͡sɪsmʊs]: pseudo-Anglicism
68. Pseudoargument noun: fallacious argument, incorrect argument
69. Pseudocode noun: pseudocode
70. pseudodemokratisch adjective [ˈpsɔɪ̯dodemoˌkʁaːtɪʃ]
71. Pseudoentlehnung noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯doʔɛntˌleːnʊŋ]
72. Pseudoephedrin noun: pseudoephedrine
73. Pseudofossil noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯dofɔˌsiːl]
74. pseudogerichtlich adjective [ˈpsɔɪ̯doɡəˌʁɪçtlɪç]
75. Pseudogetreide noun /ˈpsɔɪ̯doɡəˌtʁaɪ̯də/: pseudocereal
76. pseudoglazial adjective [ˈpsɔɪ̯doɡlaˌt͡si̯aːl]
77. pseudogotisch adjective [ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌɡoːtɪʃ]
78. pseudogriechisch adjective [ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌɡʁiːçɪʃ]
79. Pseudogynym noun [psɔɪ̯doɡyˈnyːm]
80. pseudohistorisch adjective [ˈpsɔɪ̯dohɪsˌtoːʁɪʃ]
81. Pseudointellektueller noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌʔɪntɛlɛktuɛlɐ]
82. pseudojapanisch adjective [ˈpsɔɪ̯dojaˌpaːnɪʃ]
83. pseudoklassisch adjective [ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌklasɪʃ]
84. Pseudokrupp noun: pseudocroup
85. Pseudokunst noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌkʊnst]
86. pseudokünstlerisch adjective [ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌkʏnstləʁɪʃ]
87. pseudolink adjective [ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌlɪŋk]
88. Pseudolist noun [ˌpsɔɪ̯doˈlɪst]
89. Pseudoliste noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌlɪstə]
90. Pseudologe noun [psɔɪ̯doˈloːɡə]
91. Pseudologie noun [psɔɪ̯doloˈɡiː]
92. Pseudologin noun [psɔɪ̯doˈloːɡɪn]
93. pseudomedizinisch adjective [ˈpsɔɪ̯domediˌt͡siːnɪʃ]
94. Pseudomonas noun […]
95. Pseudomonas kilonensis noun […]
96. pseudonym adjective, adverb, noun [psɔɪ̯doˈnyːm]: pseudonymous
97. pseudonymisieren verb [psɔɪ̯donymiˈziːʁən]
98. Pseudonymisierung noun [psɔɪ̯donymiˈziːʁʊŋ]
99. Pseudopartizip noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯dopaʁtiˌt͡siːp]
100. Pseudophilosophie noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯dofilozoˌfiː]: pseudophilosophy
101. Pseudopodium noun: pseudopod
102. pseudopoetisch adjective [ˈpsɔɪ̯dopoˌeːtɪʃ]
103. pseudoquadratisch adjective: pseudo-quadratic
104. pseudoreligiös adjective [ˈpsɔɪ̯doʁeliˌɡi̯øːs]
105. Pseudoskorpion noun: pseudoscorpion
106. Pseudosuffix noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯dozʊˌfɪks]
107. Pseudothrombozytopenie noun: pseudothrombocytopenia
108. Pseudotumor noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌtuːmoːɐ̯]
109. Pseudovirus noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌviːʁʊs]
110. Pseudowissenschaft noun /ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌvɪsn̩ʃaft/: pseudoscience (any body of knowledge purported to be scientific or supported by science but which fails to comply with the scientific method)
111. pseudowissenschaftlich adjective /ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌvɪsn̩ʃaftlɪç/: pseudoscientific
112. Pseudowissenschaftlichkeit noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌvɪsn̩ʃaftlɪçkaɪ̯t]
113. Pseudowort noun [ˈpsɔɪ̯doˌvɔʁt]
114. pseudozufällig adjective: pseudorandom
115. Psi noun /psiː/: psi (Greek letter)
116. Psilocybin noun /ˌpsiː.lo.t͡sy.ˈbiːn/: psilocybin
117. Psittakose noun [psɪtaˈkoːzə]
118. Pskow proper noun [pskɔf]
119. PSÖ abbreviation
120. Psoriasis noun: psoriasis
121. pst interjection [ps̩t]
122. PStG abbreviation […]
123. PSU abbreviation
124. PSV abbreviation […]
125. psych- abbreviation, prefix [ˈpsyːç]
126. Psyche noun [ˈpsyːçə]: psyche, mind
127. Psychedelikum noun /ˌpsyçəˈdeːlikʊm/: psychedelic (substance which induces psychedelic effects)
128. psychedelisch adjective [psyçəˈdeːlɪʃ]: psychedelic
129. Psychiater noun /psyˈçi̯aːtər/: psychiatrist (male or of unspecified gender)
130. Psychiaterin noun [psyˈçi̯aːtəʁɪn]: female psychiatrist
131. Psychiatrie noun /psyçi̯aˈtʁiː/: psychiatry
132. Psychiatriepatient noun [psyçi̯aˈtʁiːpaˌt͡si̯ɛnt]
133. psychiatrisch adjective /psyˈçi̯aːtrɪʃ/: psychiatric
134. psychiatrische Anstalt noun: psychiatric hospital
135. psychiatrische Klinik phrase [psyˈçi̯aːtʁɪʃə ˈkliːnɪk]
136. Psychiker noun [ˈpsyːçɪkɐ]
137. psychisch adjective /ˈpsyːçɪʃ/: psychical
138. psychisch krank adjective /ˌp͡syːçɪʃ ˈkʁaŋk/: mentally ill
139. psychische Epidemie phrase [ˌpsyːçɪʃə epideˈmiː]
140. psychische Störung phrase [ˌpsyːçɪʃə ˈʃtøːʁʊŋ]
141. Psychismus noun [psyˈçɪsmʊs]
142. psycho adjective, noun, prefix [ˈpsyːço]: psycho, psychopathic
143. Psycho-Neuro-Endokrino-Immunologie noun: psychoneuroendocrinoimmunology
144. psychoaktiv adjective: psychoactive
145. Psychoakustik noun [ˌpsyçoʔaˈkʊstɪk]
146. psychoakustisch adjective [ˌpsyçoʔaˈkʊstɪʃ]
147. Psychoanalyse noun /ˈpsyːçoanaˌlyːzə/: psychoanalysis (family of psychological theories)
148. psychoanalysieren verb [ˌpsyçoʔanalyˈziːʁən]
149. Psychoanalytiker noun [psyçoʔanaˈlyːtɪkɐ]: psychoanalyst
150. Psychoanalytikerin noun [psyçoʔanaˈlyːtɪkəʁɪn]
151. psychoanalytisch adjective [ˌpsyçoʔanaˈlyːtɪʃ]: psychoanalytical
152. Psychochemie noun [ˈpsyːçoçeˌmiː]
153. psychochirurgisch adjective [psyçoçiˈʁʊʁɡɪʃ]
154. psychodynamisch adjective [psyçodyˈnaːmɪʃ]
155. Psychoedukation noun [ˌpsyçoʔedukaˈt͡si̯oːn]
156. psychogen adjective /psyçoˈɡeːn/: psychogenic
157. Psychogenie noun: psychogeny
158. Psychografie noun [psyçoɡʁaˈfiː]
159. Psychogramm noun /psyçoˈɡʁam/: psychogram
160. Psychographie noun [psyçoɡʁaˈfiː]
161. Psychohygiene noun [ˌpsyçohyˈɡi̯eːnə]
162. Psychokinese noun [psyçokiˈneːzə]
163. Psychokrimi noun: psychological thriller
164. Psycholinguistik noun [ˈpsyːçolɪŋˌɡu̯ɪstɪk]
165. psycholinguistisch adjective [ˈpsyːçolɪŋˌɡu̯ɪstɪʃ]
166. Psychologe noun /psyçoˈloːɡə/: psychologist (male or of unspecified gender)
167. Psychologenverband noun [psyçoˈloːɡn̩fɛɐ̯ˌbant]
168. Psychologie noun /ˌpsyː.ço.loˈɡiː/: psychology
169. Psychologiebuch noun [psyçoloˈɡiːˌbuːx]
170. Psychologieprofessor noun [psyçoloˈɡiːpʁoˌfɛsoːɐ̯]
171. Psychologieprofessorin noun [psyçoloˈɡiːpʁofɛˌsoːʁɪn]
172. Psychologiestudent noun [psyçoloˈɡiːʃtuˌdɛnt]
173. Psychologiestudentin noun [psyçoloˈɡiːʃtuˌdɛntɪn]
174. Psychologiestudium noun [psyçoloˈɡiːˌʃtuːdi̯ʊm]
175. Psychologin noun /psyçoˈloːɡɪn/: psychologist (female)
176. psychologisch adjective /psyçoˈloːɡɪʃ/: psychological (referring to psychology and psychologists)
177. psychologische Kriegsführung phrase [psyçoˌloːɡɪʃə ˈkʁiːksfyːʁʊŋ]
178. psychologisieren verb [psyçoloɡiˈziːʁən]
179. Psychologismus noun [psyçoloˈɡɪsmʊs]
180. psychometrisch adjective: psychometric
181. Psychomotorik noun [ˌpsyːçomoˈtoːʁɪk]
182. Psychon noun [psyˈçoːn]
183. Psychonaut noun [psyçoˈnaʊ̯t]
184. psychoneuroendokrin adjective: psychoneuroendocrine
185. Psychoneuroendokrinoimmunologie noun: psychoneuroendocrinoimmunology
186. Psychoneuroendokrinologie noun: psychoneuroendocrinology
187. psychoneuroendokrinologisch adjective: psychoneuroendocrinological
188. Psychopath noun [psyçoˈpaːt]: psychopath
189. Psychopathie noun [ˌpsyçopaːˈtiː]: psychopathy
190. Psychopathin noun [psyçoˈpaːtɪn]: female equivalent of Psychopath
191. psychopathisch adjective /psyçoˈpaːtɪʃ/: psychopathic
192. Psychopathologie noun [ˈpsyːçopatoloˌɡiː]: psychopathology
193. psychopathologisch adjective [psyçopatoˈloːɡɪʃ]
194. Psychopharmakologie noun: psychopharmacology
195. psychopharmakologisch adjective [ˈpsyːçofaɐ̯makoˌloːɡɪʃ]: psychopharmacologic
196. Psychopharmakon noun [psyçoˈfaʁmakɔn]: psychoactive drug (psychiatric medication)
197. Psychophysik noun [ˌpsyçofyˈziːk]: psychophysics
198. Psychophysiologie noun [ˌpsyçofyzi̯oloˈɡiː]
199. Psychopomp noun /psyçoˈpɔmp/: psychopomp
200. Psychopompos noun: alternative form of Psychopomp
201. Psychose noun [psyˈçoːzə]: psychosis
202. Psychosekranker noun [psyˈçoːzəˌkʁaŋkɐ]
203. Psychosomatik noun [psyçozoˈmaːtɪk]: psychosomatics (psychosomatic medicine: the science of the significance of mental processes for the development and course of diseases)
204. psychosomatisch adjective /ˌpsyçozoˈmaːtɪʃ/: psychosomatic
205. psychosozial adjective /ˌpsyçozoˈt͡si̯aːl/: psychosocial
206. Psychospielchen noun: head game
207. psychotaktisch adjective: psychotactical
208. Psychoterror noun [ˈpsyːçoˌtɛʁoːɐ̯]
209. Psychotherapeut noun /ˈpsyːçoterapɔɪ̯t/: psychotherapist (male or of unspecified gender)
210. Psychotherapeutenkammer noun [psyçoteʁaˈpɔɪ̯tn̩ˌkamɐ]
211. Psychotherapeutin noun /ˈpsyːçoterapɔɪ̯tɪn/: psychotherapist (female)
212. psychotherapeutisch adjective [ˌpsyçoteʁaˈpɔɪ̯tɪʃ]
213. Psychotherapie noun [ˌpsyçoteʁaˈpiː]: psychotherapy
214. Psychothriller noun [ˈpsyːçoˌθrɪlɐ]: psychothriller
215. Psychotiker noun /psyˈçoːtɪkɐ/: psychotic
216. Psychotikerin noun [psyˈçoːtɪkəʁɪn]: psychotic
217. psychotisch adjective [psyˈçoːtɪʃ]: psychotic
218. Psychotrick noun: mind game
219. psychotrop adjective [psyçoˈtʁoːp]
220. Psychrometer noun [psyçʁoˈmeːtɐ]
221. psychrophil adjective /psyçʁoˈfiːl/: psychrophilic
222. PT noun: abbreviation of Personentag (“man-day”)
223. Ptarmikum noun [ˈptaʁmikʊm]
224. PTBS abbreviation, noun […]: initialism of posttraumatische Belastungsstörung
225. Pteranodon noun [pteˈʁaːnodɔn]
226. pterido- prefix [pteʁido]
227. Pteridologie noun [ˌpteʁidoloˈɡiː]
228. Pteridophyll noun [ˌpteʁidoˈfʏl]
229. Pteridophyt noun [pteʁidoˈfyːt]
230. Pteridophyta noun […]
231. Pteridosperme noun [pteʁidoˈspɛʁmə]
232. Pterodaktylus noun [pteʁoˈdaktylʊs]
233. Pterois miles noun […]
234. Pterosaurier noun [pteʁoˈzaʊ̯ʁiɐ]
235. Pteroylmonoglutaminsäure noun […]: pteroylmonoglutamic acid
236. PTFE abbreviation […]
237. Ptolemäer noun [ptoleˈmɛːɐ]
238. Ptolemäerin noun [ptoleˈmɛːəʁɪn]
239. ptolemäisch adjective /ptoleˈmɛːɪʃ/: Ptolemaic
240. Ptolemäus proper noun /ˌptɔ.ləˈmɛː.ʊs/: Ptolemy
241. Ptomain noun [ptomaˈiːn]
242. Ptosis noun [ˈptoːzɪs]: ptosis
243. Ptyalin noun [ptyaˈliːn]
244. Pu noun […]
245. Pu-Erh-Tee noun [puˈʔɛʁˌteː]
246. PUA noun /ˌpeːuːˈaː/: alternative spelling of PUA, initialism of parlamentarischer Untersuchungsausschuss
247. Pub noun /pap/: pub, bar
248. Pubarche noun […]
249. pubertär adjective /pubɛʁˈtɛːɐ̯/: pubescent, pubertal
250. Pubertät noun /pubɛʁˈtɛːt/: puberty (age at which a person becomes capable of sexual reproduction)
251. Pubertätsblocker noun [pubɛʁˈtɛːt͡sˌblɔkɐ]
252. Pubertätshormon noun [pubɛʁˈtɛːt͡shɔʁˌmoːn]
253. Pubertätswachstumsschub noun: puberal growth spurt
254. pubertieren verb [pubɛʁˈtiːʁən]: to go through puberty
255. pubertierend adjective, verb: pubescent
256. Pubis noun [pubɪs]
257. pubisch adjective: pubic
258. PublG abbreviation […]
259. Public Affairs noun […]
260. Public Viewing noun /ˈpablɪk ˈvjuːiŋ/: A public showing of a sports match or other event on a large television screen.
261. Public-Viewing-Veranstaltung noun [pablɪkˈvjuːɪŋfɛɐ̯ˌʔanʃtaltʊŋ]
262. Publicity noun /paˈblɪsɪti/: publicity
263. publicitysüchtig adjective [paˈblɪsɪtiˌzʏçtɪç]
264. publicityträchtig adjective /paˈblɪsɪtiˌtʁɛçtɪç/: high potential for publicity, high-profile
265. publik adjective /puˈbliːk/: publicly known, no longer private, secret
266. Publikation noun /publikaˈt͡si̯oːn/: publication
267. Publikationsdruck noun [publikaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌdʁʊk]
268. Publikationsgeschichte noun [publikaˈt͡si̯oːnsɡəˌʃɪçtə]
269. Publikationsliste noun [publikaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌlɪstə]
270. Publikationsmittel noun [publikaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌmɪtl̩]
271. Publikationsmöglichkeit noun [publikaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌmøːklɪçkaɪ̯t]
272. Publikationsorgan noun [publikaˈt͡si̯oːnsʔɔʁˌɡaːn]
273. Publikationssprache noun [publikaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌʃpʁaːxə]
274. Publikationsverbot noun [publikaˈt͡si̯oːnsfɛɐ̯ˌboːt]
275. Publikationswesen noun [publikaˈt͡si̯oːnsˌveːzn̩]
276. publikmachen verb: to make public, publicize
277. Publikum noun /ˈpuː.bli.kʊm/: audience, those who see, hear, read some work or performance (crowd, viewership, readership etc.)
278. Publikumserfolg noun [ˈpuːblikʊmsʔɛɐ̯ˌfɔlk]
279. Publikumsgelächter noun [ˈpuːblikʊmsɡəˌlɛçtɐ]
280. Publikumsinteresse noun [ˈpuːblikʊmsʔɪntəˌʁɛsə]
281. Publikumsjoker noun […]
282. Publikumsliebling noun /ˈpuːblikʊmsliːplɪŋ/: audience favorite
283. Publikumsmagnet noun /ˈpuːblikʊmsmaˌɡneːt/: crowd-puller
284. Publikumspreis noun [ˈpuːblikʊmsˌpʁaɪ̯s]
285. Publikumsreaktion noun [ˈpuːblikʊmsʁeakˌt͡si̯oːn]
286. Publikumsrenner noun [ˈpuːblikʊmsˌʁɛnɐ]
287. Publikumsverkehr noun [ˈpuːblikʊmsfɛɐ̯ˌkeːɐ̯]
288. publizieren verb /publiˈt͡siːʁən/: to publish
289. publiziert adjective, verb [publiˈt͡siːɐ̯t]: past participle of publizieren
290. Publizist noun /publiˈt͡sɪst/: publicist (journalist who focusses on politics)
291. Publizistik noun /publiˈt͡sɪstɪk/: media studies
292. Publizistikwissenschaft noun [publiˈt͡sɪstɪkˌvɪsn̩ʃaft]
293. Publizistin noun /publiˈt͡sɪstɪn/: female equivalent of Publizist
294. publizistisch adjective /publiˈt͡sɪstɪʃ/: published
295. Publizität noun [ˌpublit͡siˈtɛːt]
296. Publizitätspflicht noun [publit͡siˈtɛːt͡sˌp͡flɪçt]
297. Puchenau proper noun: a municipality of Upper Austria, Austria
298. Puchenstuben proper noun: a municipality of Lower Austria, Austria
299. Puck noun /pʊk/: puck
300. Puckel noun: alternative form of Buckel

Part 30 · Part 32 · German words: P

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 P: 9,860 words, in 33 parts.