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German words: patent to pedalieren

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German words patent to pedalieren

  1. patent adjective, noun [paˈtɛnt]: patent, to be recognized everyone
  2. Patentamt noun /paˈtɛntˌʔamt/: patent office
  3. Patentanmeldung noun: caveat
  4. Patentanspruch noun [paˈtɛntʔanˌʃpʁʊx]
  5. Patentante noun /ˈpaːtn̩ˌtantə/: godmother
  6. Patentfreigabe noun [paˈtɛntfʁaɪ̯ˌɡaːbə]
  7. patentieren verb /patɛnˈtiːʁen/: to patent (mostly used as in: to grant a patent; from the view of the applicant the passive form "patentieren lassen" is commonly used)
  8. patentiert adjective, verb [patɛnˈtiːɐ̯t]: past participle of patentieren
  9. Patentierung noun: patenting
  10. Patentinhaber noun [paˈtɛntʔɪnˌhaːbɐ]
  11. Patentinhaberin noun [paˈtɛntʔɪnˌhaːbəʁɪn]
  12. Patentlösung noun /paˈtɛntˌløːzʊŋ/: synonym of Patentrezept
  13. Patentochter noun /ˈpaːtn̩ˌtɔx.tɐ/: goddaughter
  14. patentrechtlich adjective /paˈtɛntˌʁɛçtlɪç/: patent law
  15. Patentrezept noun /paˈtɛntˌʁeˈt͡sɛpt/: patent medicine, nostrum, silver bullet
  16. Patenttroll noun [paˈtɛntˌtʁɔl]
  17. Pater noun /ˈpaːtər/: father (monk who is a priest)
  18. Paterfamilias noun [paːtɐfaˈmiːli̯as]
  19. Paternalismus noun [patɛʁnaˈlɪsmʊs]
  20. paternalistisch adjective /patɛʁnaˈlɪstɪʃ/: paternalistic
  21. Paternion proper noun: a municipality of Carinthia, Austria
  22. Paternität noun [patɛʁniˈtɛːt]
  23. Paternoster noun [patɐˈnɔstɐ]: Lord's Prayer
  24. Paternosterbaum noun [patɐˈnɔstɐˌbaʊ̯m]
  25. PatG abbreviation […]
  26. -path noun, suffix [-ˈpaːt]: -path
  27. Pathergie noun [patɛʁˈɡiː]
  28. Pathergiephänomen noun [patɛʁˈɡiːfɛnoˌmeːn]
  29. pathetisch adjective /paˈteːtɪʃ/: histrionic; gushing; pompous; grandiose (excessively emotional, dramatic, or solemn)
  30. -pathie suffix [paˈtiː]: -pathy
  31. -pathisch suffix: -pathic
  32. pathogen adjective /ˌpatoˈɡeːn/: pathogenic
  33. Pathogenese noun [patoɡeˈneːzə]
  34. pathogenetisch adjective [patoɡeˈneːtɪʃ]
  35. Pathogenität noun [ˌpatoɡeniˈtɛːt]
  36. pathognomonisch adjective [patoɡnoˈmoːnɪʃ]: pathognomonic (beyond any doubt diagnostic for a particular disease)
  37. Pathografie noun [patoɡʁaˈfiː]
  38. Pathographie noun [patoɡʁaˈfiː]
  39. Patholinguistik noun /ˈpaːtolɪŋˌɡu̯ɪstɪk/: patholinguistics
  40. Pathologe noun /patoˈloːɡə/: pathologist (male or of unspecified gender)
  41. Pathologie noun [patoloˈɡiː]: pathology
  42. Pathologin noun [patoˈloːɡɪn]
  43. pathologisch adjective [patoˈloːɡɪʃ]: pathological, pathologic
  44. pathologisieren verb [patoloɡiˈziːʁən]
  45. Pathologisierung noun [patoloɡiˈziːʁʊŋ]
  46. Pathos noun [ˈpaːtɔs]: pathos
  47. Pathovar noun […]
  48. Patience noun /paˈsjãs/: patience, solitaire (card game for one player)
  49. Patiens noun /ˈpaːt͡si̯ɛns/: patient
  50. Patient noun /paˈt͡si̯ɛnt/: patient (male or of unspecified sex or female)
  51. Patient null phrase [paˌt͡si̯ɛnt ˈnʊl]
  52. Patientenakt noun [paˈt͡si̯ɛntn̩ˌʔakt]
  53. Patientenakte noun [paˈt͡si̯ɛntn̩ˌʔaktə]
  54. Patientengruppe noun [paˈt͡si̯ɛntn̩ˌɡʁʊpə]
  55. Patientenkartei noun [paˈt͡si̯ɛntn̩kaʁˌtaɪ̯]
  56. Patientenkohorte noun [paˈt͡si̯ɛntn̩koˌhɔʁtə]
  57. Patientenliste noun [paˈt͡si̯ɛntn̩ˌlɪstə]
  58. Patientenmord noun [paˈt͡si̯ɛntn̩ˌmɔʁt]
  59. Patientenmörder noun [paˈt͡si̯ɛntn̩ˌmœʁdɐ]
  60. Patientenverfügung noun /paˈt͡si̯ɛntn̩fɛɐ̯ˌfyːɡʊŋ/: advance directive
  61. Patientenzufriedenheit noun: patient satisfaction
  62. Patientin noun [paˈt͡si̯ɛntɪn]: patient (female)
  63. Patin noun [ˈpaːtɪn]: godmother
  64. Patina noun /ˈpaːtina/: patina
  65. patinieren verb [patiˈniːʁən]
  66. Patio noun [ˈpaːti̯o]: patio
  67. Patisserie noun [patɪsəˈʁiː]
  68. Patissier noun [patiˈsi̯eː]: patissier, pastry chef
  69. Patka noun [ˈpatka]
  70. Patmos proper noun [ˈpatmɔs]
  71. Patna proper noun [ˈpatna]
  72. Patois noun [paˈto̯a]
  73. Patong proper noun […]
  74. Patriarch noun /ˌpatʁiˈaʁç/: patriarch
  75. patriarchal adjective [patʁiaʁˈçaːl]
  76. Patriarchalbasilika noun [ˌpatʁiaʁˈçaːlbaˌziːlika]
  77. patriarchalisch adjective /patʁiaˈçaːlɪʃ/: patriarchal
  78. Patriarchat noun [patʁiaʁˈçaːt]: patriarchy
  79. Patriarchin noun [patʁiˈaʁçɪn]
  80. Patric proper noun […]
  81. Patricia proper noun [paˈtʁiːtsi̯a]: a female given name, equivalent to English Patricia
  82. Patrick proper noun [ˈpatʁɪk]: a male given name from English, feminine equivalent Patricia and Patrizia
  83. Patrik proper noun: a male given name, a less common variant of Patrick
  84. patrilinear adjective [patʁilineˈaːɐ̯]
  85. Patrilinearität noun [ˌpatʁilineaʁiˈtɛːt]
  86. patrimonial adjective [patʁimoˈni̯aːl]
  87. Patrimonium noun [patʁiˈmoːni̯ʊm]
  88. Patriot noun /patʁiˈoːt/: patriot
  89. Patriotin noun [patʁiˈoːtɪn]
  90. patriotisch adjective /patʁiˈoːtɪʃ/: patriotic
  91. Patriotismus noun /patʁioˈtɪsmʊs/: patriotism
  92. Patristik noun [paˈtʁɪstɪk]
  93. Patrizia proper noun: a female given name from Italian
  94. Patriziat noun [patʁiˈt͡si̯aːt]
  95. Patrizid noun […]
  96. Patrizier noun /paˈtʁiːtsiɐ/: patrician (member of Roman aristocracy)
  97. Patrizierfamilie noun [paˈtʁiːt͡si̯ɐfaˌmiːli̯ə]
  98. Patriziergeschlecht noun [paˈtʁiːt͡si̯ɐɡəˌʃlɛçt]
  99. Patrizierhaus noun [paˈtʁiːt͡si̯ɐˌhaʊ̯s]
  100. Patrizierin noun [paˈtʁiːt͡si̯əʁɪn]
  101. Patriziersohn noun [paˈtʁiːt͡si̯ɐˌzoːn]
  102. patrizisch adjective [paˈtʁiːt͡sɪʃ]
  103. Patrologe noun [patʁoˈloːɡə]
  104. Patrologie noun [patʁoloˈɡiː]
  105. Patrologin noun [patʁoˈloːɡɪn]
  106. patrologisch adjective /patʁoˈloːɡɪʃ/: patrologic, patrological
  107. Patron noun /ˌpaˈtʁoːn/: patron
  108. Patronage noun [patʁoˈnaːʒə]: patronage
  109. Patronat noun [patʁoˈnaːt]: patronage, auspices
  110. Patrone noun [ˌpaˈtʁoːnə]: cartridge, round (live ammunition for a gun)
  111. Patronenfilter noun [paˈtʁoːnənˌfɪltɐ]
  112. Patronengurt noun [paˈtʁoːnənˌɡʊʁt]
  113. Patronenhülse noun /paˈtʁoːnənˌhʏlzə/: shell casing
  114. Patronenlager noun [paˈtʁoːnənˌlaːɡɐ]
  115. Patronenmagazin noun [paˈtʁoːnənmaɡaˌt͡siːn]
  116. Patronenschachtel noun [paˈtʁoːnənˌʃaxtl̩]
  117. Patronentasche noun [paˈtʁoːnənˌtaʃə]
  118. patronieren verb [patʁoˈniːʁən]
  119. Patronin noun [paˈtʁoːnɪn]
  120. Patronit noun: patronite
  121. Patrontasche noun /paˈtʁoːnˌtaʃə/: alternative form of Patronentasche (“bandolier”)
  122. patronym. adjective, noun /patʁoˈnyːm/: abbreviation of patronymisch
  123. Patronymikon noun /patʁoˈnyːmikɔn/: alternative form of Patronym
  124. Patronymikum noun /patʁoˈnyːmikʊm/: alternative form of Patronym
  125. patronymisch adjective /patʁoˈnyːmɪʃ/: patronymic (of, pertaining to, or concerning a patronym)
  126. Patrouille noun /paˈtʁʊljə/: patrol
  127. Patrouillenboot noun [paˈtʁʊljənˌboːt]
  128. Patrouillenflug noun [paˈtʁʊljənˌfluːk]
  129. Patrouillengang noun [paˈtʁʊljənˌɡaŋ]
  130. Patrouillenschiff noun [paˈtʁʊljənˌʃɪf]
  131. patrouillieren verb /patʁʊˈliːʁən/: to patrol
  132. Patrozinium noun [patʁoˈt͡siːni̯ʊm]: patronage (protection provided by a patron saint to a parish church)
  133. Patschachter noun
  134. Patsche noun /pat͡ʃə/: hand
  135. patschen noun, verb /ˈpat͡ʃn̩/: to splash
  136. patschenass adjective [ˈpat͡ʃəˈnas]
  137. patschert adjective [ˈpat͡ʃɐt]
  138. Patschhand noun /ˈpat͡ʃˌhant/: a hand used for a handshake
  139. patschnass adjective [ˈpat͡ʃˈnas]: soaked, soaking wet
  140. patt adjective, noun /pat/: in stalemate (said of a situation where one player is not in check but still has no legal move)
  141. Patte noun [ˈpatə]
  142. Pattensen proper noun [ˈpatn̩zən]
  143. Pattsituation noun [ˈpatzitʊ̯aˌt͡si̯oːn]: impasse, stalemate (deadlock or blocked situation without personal loss)
  144. Pattstellung noun /ˈpatˌʃtɛlʊŋ/: stalemate
  145. PatVG abbreviation
  146. patzen verb /pat͡sən/: to blunder
  147. Patzer noun /ˈpatsɐ/: someone who often makes blunders
  148. Patzerei noun: hard-to-remove stain
  149. patzig adjective /ˈpatsɪç/: snotty, cheeky
  150. Pau proper noun […]
  151. Paukal noun [paʊ̯ˈkaːl]
  152. Paukarzt noun [ˈpaʊ̯kˌʔaːɐ̯t͡st]
  153. pauke noun, verb /ˈpaʊ̯kə/: kettledrum, timpani
  154. pauken noun, verb /ˈpaʊ̯.kən/: to swot, cram (study with effort)
  155. Paukenhöhle noun [ˈpaʊ̯kn̩ˌhøːlə]
  156. Paukenröhrchen noun: grommet (tympanostomy tube)
  157. Paukenschlag noun [ˈpaʊ̯kn̩ˌʃlaːk]: drumbeat
  158. Pauker noun [ˈpaʊ̯kɐ]: a kettledrummer (male or unspecified gender)
  159. Paukerin noun [ˈpaʊ̯kəʁɪn]
  160. Paukist noun [paʊ̯ˈkɪst]
  161. Paukistin noun [paʊ̯ˈkɪstɪn]
  162. Paukschule noun [ˈpaʊ̯kˌʃuːlə]: cram school
  163. Paul proper noun /paʊ̯l/: a male given name from Latin, feminine equivalent Paula, Paulina, and Pauline, equivalent to English Paul
  164. Paula proper noun [ˈpaʊ̯la]: a female given name
  165. Paulchen proper noun [ˈpaʊ̯lçən]
  166. Paule proper noun [ˈpaʊ̯lə]
  167. Pauli proper noun: a surname from given name
  168. Paulina proper noun: a female given name
  169. Pauline proper noun [paʊ̯ˈliːnə]: a female given name, variant of Paulina
  170. paulinisch adjective /paʊ̯ˈliːnɪʃ/: Pauline
  171. Paulmann proper noun [ˈpaʊ̯lˌman]
  172. Paulsen proper noun [ˈpaʊ̯lsn̩]
  173. Paulskirche noun [ˈpaʊ̯lsˌkɪʁçə]
  174. Paulskirchenverfassung noun [ˈpaʊ̯lskɪʁçn̩fɛɐ̯ˌfasʊŋ]
  175. Paulus proper noun [ˈpaʊ̯lʊs]: Paul (apostle)
  176. Paulusbrief noun [ˈpaʊ̯lʊsˌbʁiːf]
  177. Pauperismus noun [paʊ̯peˈʁɪsmʊs]: pauperism
  178. Pauperität noun [ˌpaʊ̯peʁiˈtɛːt]
  179. paurisch adjective, noun [ˈpaʊ̯ʁɪʃ]
  180. Pausa noun /ˈpaʊ̯za/: pausa
  181. Pausalform noun [paʊ̯ˈzaːlˌfɔʁm]
  182. Pausbacke noun [ˈpaʊ̯sˌbakə]: chubby facial cheek with a red/reddish complexion (especially of a child)
  183. pausbäckig adjective /ˈpaʊ̯sˌbɛkɪç/: chubby-cheeked
  184. pauschal adjective /paʊˈʃaːl/: in total, in a lump sum, all-inclusive, flat (with units of time, distance, etc.: not exceeding)
  185. Pauschalbetrag noun [paʊ̯ˈʃalbəˌtʁaːk]: lump sum
  186. Pauschale noun /paʊ̯ˈʃaːlə/: lump sum
  187. pauschalieren verb [paʊ̯ʃaˈliːʁən]: to combine into a lump sum
  188. pauschalisieren verb [paʊ̯ʃaliˈziːʁən]: to generalize
  189. Pauschalität noun [paʊ̯ʃaliˈtɛːt]
  190. Pauschalpreis noun [paʊ̯ˈʃaːlˌpʁaɪ̯s]: flat price, flat rate, all-inclusive price
  191. Pauschalreise noun [paʊ̯ˈʃalˌʁaɪ̯zə]: package tour
  192. Pauschaltarif noun [paʊ̯ˈʃaːltaˌʁiːf]
  193. Pauschaltourist noun [paʊ̯ˈʃaːltuˌʁɪst]
  194. Pauschaltouristin noun [paʊ̯ˈʃaːltuˌʁɪstɪn]
  195. Pauschbetrag noun [ˈpaʊ̯ʃbəˌtʁaːk]
  196. Pausche noun [ˈpaʊ̯ʃə]
  197. Päuschen noun /ˈpɔʏ̯sçən/: diminutive of Pause
  198. Pauschenpferd noun [ˈpaʊ̯ʃn̩ˌp͡feːɐ̯t]: pommel horse
  199. Pause noun /ˈpaʊ̯zə/: pause (temporary interruption in speech or an activity)
  200. pausen noun, verb /ˈpaʊ̯zən/: to trace, to copy
  201. Pausenaufsicht noun [ˈpaʊ̯zn̩ˌʔaʊ̯fzɪçt]
  202. Pausenbrot noun [ˈpaʊ̯zn̩ˌbʁoːt]: breaktime sandwich
  203. Pausendauer noun [ˈpaʊ̯zənˌdaʊ̯ɐ]
  204. Pausenhof noun [ˈpaʊ̯zənˌhoːf]
  205. pausenlos adjective [ˈpaʊ̯zn̩ˌloːs]: pauseless
  206. Pausenraum noun [ˈpaʊ̯zn̩ˌʁaʊ̯m]: break room
  207. Pausenspiel noun [ˈpaʊ̯zn̩ˌʃpiːl]
  208. Pausentee noun [ˈpaʊ̯zn̩ˌteː]
  209. Pausenverkauf noun [ˈpaʊ̯zn̩fɛɐ̯ˌkaʊ̯f]
  210. Pausenzeit noun [ˈpaʊ̯zənˌt͡saɪ̯t]
  211. pausieren verb [paʊ̯ˈziːʁən]: to pause
  212. Pauspapier noun [ˈpaʊ̯spaˌpiːɐ̯]
  213. PAV noun: initialism of Parteiausschlussverfahren
  214. Pavee noun […]
  215. Pavia proper noun /ˈpaːvi̯a/: a province of Lombardy, Italy.
  216. Pavian noun /ˈpa(ː)vi̯aːn/: baboon (primate)
  217. Pavianarsch noun [ˈpaːvi̯aːnˌʔaʁʃ]
  218. pavianartig adjective [ˈpaːvi̯aːnˌʔaːɐ̯tɪç]
  219. Pavillon noun /ˈpa.vɪlˌjɔŋ/: pavilion; gazebo
  220. Pavor noun [ˈpaːvoːɐ̯]
  221. Pawelka proper noun […]
  222. Pawlatsche noun /pavˈlat͡ʃɛ/: wooden arcade for outdoor access to the upper floors of a building
  223. Pawnee noun [pɔːˈniː]
  224. Pax noun [paks]
  225. Pay-TV noun [ˈpeːtiːviː]
  226. Paya noun [ˈpaːja]
  227. Paydriver noun […]
  228. Payer proper noun [ˈpaɪ̯ɐ]
  229. Payerbach proper noun: a municipality of Lower Austria, Austria
  230. PayPal proper noun [ˈpɛɪ̯pɛl]
  231. paypalen verb [ˈpɛɪ̯pɔlən]
  232. Paywall noun /ˈpeːˌvɔːl/: paywall
  233. Pazifik noun [paˈt͡siːfɪk]
  234. Pazifikflotte noun [paˈt͡siːfɪkˌflɔtə]
  235. Pazifikinsel noun [paˈt͡siːfɪkˌʔɪnzl̩]: Pacific island
  236. Pazifikküste noun [paˈt͡siːfɪkˌkʏstə]
  237. Pazifikraum noun [paˈt͡siːfɪkˌʁaʊ̯m]
  238. Pazifiksonne noun [paˈt͡siːfɪkˌzɔnə]
  239. pazifisch adjective /paˈt͡siːfɪʃ/: pacific
  240. Pazifischer Feuerring phrase [paˌt͡siːfɪʃɐ ˈfɔɪ̯ɐˌʁɪŋ]
  241. Pazifischer Kabeljau phrase […]
  242. Pazifischer Ozean phrase [paˌt͡siːfɪʃɐ ˈʔoːt͡seaːn]
  243. Pazifischer Pollack phrase […]
  244. Pazifismus noun /patsiˈfɪsmʊs/: pacifism
  245. Pazifist noun /pat͡siˈfɪst/: pacifist
  246. Pazifistin noun [pat͡siˈfɪstɪn]: female equivalent of Pazifist
  247. pazifistisch adjective [pat͡siˈfɪstɪʃ]: pacifistic, pacifistically
  248. pazifizieren verb /pat͡sɪfiˈt͡siːʁən/: to pacify
  249. Paznaun proper noun [pat͡sˈnaʊ̯n]
  250. Pazuzu noun […]
  251. PB abbreviation, noun: initialism of Profilbild
  252. PBefG abbreviation […]
  253. Pbf abbreviation
  254. PBT abbreviation
  255. PC abbreviation, noun /peːˈtseː/: PC (personal computer)
  256. PCB abbreviation [peːtseːˈbeː]
  257. PCP noun […]
  258. PCR noun [peːt͡seːˈʔɛʁ]: synonym of Polymerasekettenreaktion
  259. PCR-Test noun [peːt͡seːˈʔɛʁˌtɛst]
  260. PD abbreviation, noun: abbreviation of Privatdozent
  261. PDC abbreviation […]
  262. PDF abbreviation [ˌpeːdeːˈʔɛf]
  263. PDF-Datei noun [peːdeːˈʔɛfdaˌtaɪ̯]
  264. PDK abbreviation, noun: PDK: abbreviation of Porsche-Doppelkupplungsgetriebe
  265. PDLV abbreviation
  266. PDS abbreviation [peːdeːˈʔɛs]
  267. PDSler noun: a member or supporter of Party of Democratic Socialism (Germany) (a German political party)
  268. PE abbreviation […]
  269. Peacenik noun [ˈpiːsnɪk]
  270. Peak noun /piːk/: peak amplitude
  271. Peanuts noun /ˈpiːnats/: peanuts (a small amount of money, especially a salary)
  272. Pebibyte noun /ˈpeːbiˌbaɪ̯t/: pebibyte (2⁵⁰ bytes)
  273. Pecan Pie noun […]
  274. Pecannuss noun [ˈpeːkaːnˌnʊs]: alternative form of Pekannuss
  275. Pech noun /pɛç/: pitch (sticky substance)
  276. pechartig adjective [ˈpɛçˌʔaːɐ̯tɪç]
  277. Pechblende noun: pitchblende
  278. Pecher proper noun […]
  279. Pechfackel noun [ˈpɛçˌfakl̩]
  280. Pechgeruch noun [ˈpɛçɡəˌʁʊx]
  281. Pechkiefer noun [ˈpɛçˌkiːfɐ]
  282. Pechnase noun [ˈpɛçˌnaːzə]: machicolation, bretèche
  283. Pechnelke noun: campion (any of various plants in the genus Lychnis)
  284. Pechölstein noun [ˈpɛçʔøːlˌʃtaɪ̯n]
  285. pechrabenschwarz adjective /ˈpɛçʁaːbn̩ˌʃvaʁt͡s/: pitch-black
  286. pechschwarz adjective [ˈpɛçˈʃvaʁt͡s]: pitch-black
  287. Pechstein noun [ˈpɛçˌʃtaɪ̯n]
  288. Pechsträhne noun /ˈpɛçˌʃtʁɛːnə/: a streak of bad luck
  289. Pechtanne noun [ˈpɛçˌtanə]
  290. Pechvogel noun [ˈpɛçˌfoːɡl̩]: unlucky person
  291. pecken verb [ˈpʰɛkn̩]: alternative form of picken (“to peck, to pick, to transmit through a cusp”)
  292. Pecker noun [ˈpɛkɐ]
  293. Peckerl noun [ˈpɛkɐl]
  294. Peckham proper noun […]
  295. Pecorino noun [pɛkoˈʁiːno]
  296. Peda noun […]
  297. Pedal noun /peˈdaːl/: pedal
  298. Pedale noun [peˈdaːlə]: nominative/accusative/genitive plural of Pedal
  299. Pedalharmonium noun [peˈdaːlhaʁˌmoːni̯ʊm]
  300. pedalieren verb /pedaˈliːʁən/: to pedal, to cycle

Part 6 · Part 8 · 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.