German words: synergetische Linguistik to Szymanski

German words synergetische Linguistik to Szymanski

1. synergetische Linguistik phrase [zynɛʁˌɡeːtɪʃə lɪŋˈɡʊ̯ɪstɪk]
2. Synergie noun [zynɛʁˈɡiː]: synergy
3. Synergismus noun [zynɛʁˈɡɪsmʊs]
4. synergistisch adjective /ˌsʏnɛʁˈɡɪstɪʃ/: synergistic
5. Synesis noun /ˈzyːnezɪs/: synesis
6. Synizese noun [zyniˈt͡seːzə]
7. Synkope noun /zʏnˈkoːpə/: loss of an internal vowel
8. synkopieren verb [zʏnkoˈpiːʁən]
9. Synkopierung noun [zʏnkoˈpiːʁʊŋ]
10. Synkretismus noun [synkʁɛtɪsmus]: syncretism
11. Synkretist noun [zʏnkʁeˈtɪst]
12. Synkretistin noun [zʏnkʁeˈtɪstɪn]
13. synkretistisch adjective [synkʁɛtɪstɪʃ]: syncretic
14. synodal adjective [zynoˈdaːl]: synod; synodic (notably in ecclesiastic context)
15. Synodale noun [zynoˈdaːlə]
16. Synodaler noun [zynoˈdaːlɐ]
17. Synodalversammlung noun [zynoˈdaːlfɛɐ̯ˌzamlʊŋ]
18. Synode noun /zyˈnoːdə/: synod (congress of elected representatives who may be clerics or laypeople)
19. synodisch adjective [zyˈnoːdɪʃ]
20. Synökie noun [zynøˈkiː]
21. Synökologie noun [ˌzynøkoloˈɡiː]
22. synökologisch adjective [zʏnʔøkoˈloːɡɪʃ]
23. synonym adjective, noun /zynoˈnyːm/: synonymous
24. Synonymenwörterbuch noun [zynoˈnyːmənˌvœʁtɐbuːx]
25. Synonymie noun [zynonyˈmiː]: synonymy
26. Synonymik noun [zynoˈnyːmɪk]
27. Synonymität noun [ˌzynonymiˈtɛːt]
28. Synonymwörterbuch noun [zynoˈnyːmvœʁtɐˌbuːx]
29. Synophrys noun [ˈzyːnofʁʏs]
30. Synopse noun [zyˈnɔpsə]: display of texts side-by-side for ease of comparison
31. Synopsis noun [ˈzyːnɔpsɪs]: synopsis
32. Synoptik noun [zyˈnɔptɪk]
33. synoptisch adjective /zyˈnɔptɪʃ/: synoptic
34. Synsemantikon noun [zʏnzeˈmantɪkɔn]: alternative form of Synsemantikum
35. Synsemantikum noun /zʏnzeˈmantɪkʊm/: function word
36. synsemantisch adjective /zʏnzeˈmantɪʃ/: synsemantic
37. Synsystematik noun [zʏnzʏsteˈmaːtik]
38. synsystematisch adjective /zʏnzʏsteˈmaːtɪʃ/: synsystematic
39. Syntagma noun /zʏnˈtaɡma/: syntagma (constituent segment within a text)
40. Syntagmatik noun [zʏntaˈɡmaːtɪk]
41. syntagmatisch adjective /zʏntaɡˈmaːtɪʃ/: syntagmatic
42. syntagmatische Beziehung phrase [zʏntaˌɡmaːtɪʃə bəˈt͡siːʊŋ]
43. syntaktisch adjective /zʏnˈtaktɪʃ/: syntactic
44. syntaktische Beziehung phrase [zynˌtaktɪʃə bəˈt͡siːuŋ]
45. syntaktische Funktion phrase [zynˌtaktɪʃə fʊŋkˈt͡si̯oːn]
46. syntaktische Kategorie phrase [zynˌtaktɪʃə kateɡoˈʁiː]
47. syntaktische Relation phrase [zynˌtaktɪʃə ʁelaˈt͡si̯oːn]
48. syntaktische Umsetzung phrase [zʏnˌtaktɪʃə ˈʊmˌzɛt͡sʊŋ]
49. syntaktischer Zucker noun: syntactic sugar
50. syntaktisches Salz noun: syntactic salt
51. syntaktisches Wort phrase [zʏnˌtaktɪʃəs ˈvɔʁt]
52. Syntänie noun [zʏntɛˈniː]
53. Syntax noun /ˈzʏntaks/: syntax
54. Syntaxonomie noun [zʏntaksonoˈmiː]
55. syntaxonomisch adjective /zʏntaksoˈnoːmɪʃ/: syntaxonomic
56. Synthese noun /zʏnˈteːzə/: synthesis
57. Synthese-Index noun [zʏnˈteːzəˌʔɪndɛks]
58. Synthesegas noun [zʏnˈteːzəˌɡaːs]: synthesis gas, syngas
59. Syntheseindex noun [zʏnˈteːzəˌʔɪndɛks]
60. Synthesis noun: synonym of Synthese
61. Synthesizer noun /ˈsʏntəsaɪ̯zɐ/: synthesizer
62. Synthetase noun: synthetase
63. synthetisch adjective /zʏnˈteːtɪʃ/: synthetic
64. synthetische Sprache phrase [zʏnˈteːtɪʃə ˈʃpʁaːxə]
65. synthetischer Sprachbau phrase [zʏnˌteːtɪʃɐ ˈʃpʁaːxˌbaʊ̯]
66. synthetisieren verb /ˌzʏntetiˈziːʁən/: to synthesize
67. Synthi noun /ˈsʏnti/: synth, synthesizer
68. Synthie noun: alternative spelling of Synthi
69. Synthronon noun [ˈzʏntʁonɔn]
70. syntonisch adjective /zʏnˈtoːnɪʃ/: syntonic
71. synzytial adjective /sʏnt͡sʏt͡sˈi̯aːl/: syncytial
72. Synzytium noun /sʏnˈt͡sʏt͡si̯ʊm/: syncytium (a multinucleate cell)
73. Syph noun [zʏf]: clipping of Syphilis
74. Syphilis noun /ˈzʏfilɪs/: syphilis (sexually transmitted disease)
75. syphiliskrank adjective [ˈzyːfilɪsˌkʁaŋk]
76. Syphilitiker noun [zyfiˈliːtɪkɐ]
77. Syphilitikerin noun [zyfiˈliːtɪkəʁɪn]
78. syphilitisch adjective [zyfiˈliːtɪʃ]
79. syr. abbreviation […]
80. Syracuse proper noun […]
81. Syrah noun […]
82. Syrakus proper noun [zyʁaˈkuːs]
83. syrakusisch adjective [zyʁaˈkuːzɪʃ]
84. Syrer noun /ˈzyːʁɐ/: Syrian
85. Syrerin noun /ˈzyːʁəʁɪn/: female equivalent of Syrer (“Syrian”)
86. Syriarch noun: Syriarch
87. Syriarchat noun: Syriarchate
88. Syrien proper noun /ˈzyːʁiən/: Syria (a country in West Asia in the Middle East)
89. Syrienflüchtling noun [ˈzyːʁiənˌflʏçtlɪŋ]
90. Syrier noun /ˈzyːʁi̯ɐ/: alternative form of Syrer (“Syrian”)
91. Syringa noun […]
92. Syringa vulgaris noun […]
93. Syringe noun […]
94. syrisch adjective, noun /ˈzyːʁɪʃ/: of Syria; Syrian
95. Syrische Wüste phrase [ˈzyːʁɪʃə ˈvyːstə]
96. syrischstämmig adjective [ˈzyːʁɪʃˌʃtɛmɪç]
97. Syrjänisch noun [zyʁˈjɛːnɪʃ]
98. Syrmien proper noun [ˈzʏʁmi̯ən]
99. Syrte noun [ˈzʏʁtə]
100. Sysop noun […]
101. System noun /zɪsˈteːm/: system
102. Systemabsturz noun [zʏsˈteːmʔapˌʃtʊʁt͡s]
103. Systemadministration noun [zʏsˈteːmʔatminɪstʁaˌt͡si̯oːn]
104. Systemadministrator noun [zʏsˈteːmʔatminɪsˌtʁaːtoːɐ̯]: system administrator, sysadmin (male or of unspecified gender)
105. Systemadministratorin noun [zʏsˈteːmʔatminɪstʁaˌtoːʁɪn]
106. Systemanalyse noun [zʏsˈteːmʔanaˌlyːzə]
107. Systematik noun [zʏsteˈmaːtik]: classification
108. systematisch adjective, adverb /zʏsteˈmaːtɪʃ/: systematic
109. systematisieren verb [ˌzʏstematiˈziːʁən]: to arrange; to systematize, to systemize (set up, organise)
110. Systematisierung noun [zʏstematiˈziːʁʊŋ]: systematization
111. systemeigen adjective: belonging to a system
112. Systemfehler noun /zʏsˈteːmˌfeːlɐ/: system failure
113. systemimmanent adjective [zʏsˈteːmʔɪmaˌnɛnt]: inbuilt, inherent
114. systemisch adjective /zʏsteˈmɪʃ/: systemic
115. systemkonform adjective /zʏsˈteːmkɔnˌfɔʁm/: compliant with an existing order
116. Systemkritiker noun [zʏsˈteːmˌkʁiːtɪkɐ]
117. Systemkritikerin noun [zʏsˈteːmˌkʁiːtɪkəʁɪn]
118. Systemlinguistik noun [zʏsˈteːmlɪŋˌɡu̯ɪstɪk]
119. systemlos adjective /zʏsˈteːmˌloːs/: systemless, unmethodical
120. Systemmeinung noun [zʏsˈteːmˌmaɪ̯nʊŋ]
121. systemoid adjective /zʏstemoˈiːt/: systemoid
122. Systemökologie noun [zʏsˈteːmʔøkoloˌɡiː]
123. Systempartei noun: conformist political party
124. Systempresse noun: mainstream media
125. Systemprodukt noun [zʏsˈteːmpʁoˌdʊkt]
126. Systemprogrammierer noun [zʏsˈteːmpʁoɡʁaˌmiːʁɐ]
127. Systemprogrammiererin noun [zʏsˈteːmpʁoɡʁaˌmiːʁəʁɪn]
128. systemrelevant adjective /zʏsˈteːmʁeleˌvant/: system-relevant (essential for the function of a system)
129. Systemsprenger noun [zʏsˈteːmˌʃpʁɛŋɐ]
130. Systemtheorie noun [zʏsˈteːmteoˌʁiː]
131. systemübergreifend adjective: cross-system, inter-system; regardless of which system is used
132. Systemutopie noun [zʏsˈteːmʔutoˌpiː]
133. Systemversagen noun [zʏsˈteːmfɛɐ̯ˌzaːɡn̩]
134. systemweit adjective /zʏsˈteːmˌvaɪ̯t/: systemwide
135. Systemwettbewerb noun [zʏˈsteːmvɛtbeˌvɛʁp]: systemic competition, competition between systems (the rivalry between different social, political, or economic systems to prove their superiority in terms...
136. Systemwiederherstellungspunkt noun [zʏsˈteːmˌviːdɐˈheːɐ̯ʃtɛlʊŋsˌpʊŋkt]
137. Systemwort noun [zʏsˈteːmˌvɔʁt]
138. Systemzwang noun: systemic coercion (the phenomenon of accepted systems exerting pressure on a person's decision-making)
139. Systole noun [zʏsˈtoːlə]: systole
140. systolisch adjective: systolic
141. syzygetisch adjective: syzygetic
142. Syzygie noun [zyt͡syˈɡiː]
143. SZ abbreviation [ɛsˈt͡sɛt]
144. Szech proper noun […]
145. Szekler noun [ˈseːklɐ]
146. Szeklerin noun [ˈseːkləʁɪn]
147. Szeklerland proper noun [ˈseːklɐˌlant]
148. Szenar noun /st͡seˈnaːɐ̯/: alternative form of Szenario
149. Szenario noun /st͡seˈnaːʁio/: scenario (all senses, literal and figurative)
150. Szenarium noun /st͡seˈnaːʁi̯ʊm/: alternative form of Szenario
151. Szene noun /ˈst͡seːnə/: scene; tableau
152. Szeneanwalt noun [ˈst͡seːnəˌʔanvalt]
153. szenebekannt adjective [ˈst͡seːnəbəˌkant]
154. Szenegröße noun [ˈst͡seːnəˌɡʁøːsə]
155. szenekundig adjective [ˈst͡seːnəˌkʊndɪç]
156. Szenenapplaus noun [ˈst͡seːnənʔaˌplaʊ̯s]
157. Szenenbild noun [ˈst͡seːnənˌbɪlt]
158. Szenenfläche noun [ˈst͡seːnənˌflɛçə]
159. Szenerie noun [st͡senəˈʁiː]
160. Szenesprache noun [ˈst͡seːnəˌʃpʁaːxə]
161. Szenetreff noun [ˈst͡seːnəˌtʁɛf]
162. szenetypisch adjective [ˈst͡seːnəˌtyːpɪʃ]
163. Szeneviertel noun /ˈst͡seːnəˌfɪʁtl̩/: trendy neighborhood
164. szenig adjective /ˈst͡seːnɪç/: trendy (characteristic of a subculture)
165. szenisch adjective /ˈst͡seːnɪʃ/: scenic
166. Szenografie noun [st͡seːnoɡʁaˈfiː]
167. Szenographie noun [st͡seːnoɡʁaˈfiː]
168. Szepter noun /ˈst͡sɛptɐ/: sceptre
169. SZG abbreviation […]
170. szientifisch adjective /st͡si̯ɛnˈtiːfɪʃ/: scientific
171. Szientismus noun [st͡si̯ɛnˈtɪsmʊs]
172. Szintigrafie noun [ˈst͡sintiɡʁaˈfiː]: scintigraphy
173. szintigrafisch adjective, adverb [ˈst͡sintiɡʁaːfɪʃ]: scintigraphic
174. Szintigraphie noun: alternative form of Szintigrafie
175. szintigraphisch adjective, adverb [ˈst͡sintiɡʁaːfɪʃ]: alternative form of szintigrafisch (“scintigraphic, scintigraphical”)
176. Szintillation noun: scintillation (fluorescence from radioactive substances)
177. Szintillationsspektrometrie noun: scintillation spectrometry
178. Szintillationszähler noun: scintillation counter
179. Szintillator noun [ˌst͡sɪntɪˈlaːtoːɐ̯]
180. Szissibilität noun [st͡sɪsibiliˈtɛːt]
181. SZR abbreviation […]
182. Szylla noun [ˈst͡sʏla]
183. Szymanski proper noun […]

Part 75 · German words: S

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 S: 22,683 words, in 76 parts.