German-English translation for "homered"

"homered" English translation

theotechny

noun | Substantiv s

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Auftretenlassen Götterwelt
  • Auftreten(lassen)neuter | Neutrum nor | oder od Wirkenneuter | Neutrum n von Göttern (in der Literatur)
    theotechny religion | ReligionREL
    theotechny religion | ReligionREL
  • Götterweltfeminine | Femininum f
    theotechny religion | ReligionREL gods
    theotechny religion | ReligionREL gods
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Homer

[ˈhoumə(r)]

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Homer.
  • Homer. (Ende des 8. Jhs. v. Chr. Griechischer Dichter)
    Homer
    Homer

homer

[ˈhoumə(r)]noun | Substantiv s

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Brieftaube
  • homer für familiar, informal | umgangssprachlichumg → see „home run“
    homer für familiar, informal | umgangssprachlichumg → see „home run“
  • Brieftaubefeminine | Femininum f
    homer homing pigeon
    homer homing pigeon

Homerically

adverb | Adverb adv

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homerisch
  • homerisch
    Homerically Homeric
    Homerically Homeric

homer

[ˈhoumə(r)]noun | Substantiv s

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Chomer
  • Chomerneuter | Neutrum n (ancient Hebrew measure of capacity)
    homer
    homer

Homer

[ˈhoumə(r)]masculine | Maskulinum m

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  • Vorname
    Homer
    Homer

Homer

, Winslow [ˈhoumə(r)]

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  • Amer. Maler 1836-1910
    Homer
    Homer

Homeric

[hoˈmerik], also | aucha. Homerical [-kəl]adjective | Adjektiv adj

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homerisch

Homeric laughter

noun | Substantiv s

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homerisches Gelächter
  • homerisches Gelächter
    Homeric laughter
    Homeric laughter

nod

[n(ɒ)d]intransitive verb | intransitives Verb v/i <preterite, (simple) past tense | Präteritum, Vergangenheitprätand | und u.past participle | Partizip Perfekt pperf nodded>

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mit dem Kopf nicken nicken, schlafen nicken, sich neigen, schwanken, wogen sich in Demut beugen, sich neigen nickend grüßen, zuwinken nicken, wippen träumen, unaufmerksam sein
  • (mit dem Kopf) nicken
    nod gesture with head
    nod gesture with head
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  • to nod tosomebody | jemand sb
    jemandem zunicken
    to nod tosomebody | jemand sb
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  • nicken, sich neigen, schwanken, wogen
    nod botany | BotanikBOT of flowerset cetera, and so on | etc., und so weiter etc
    nod botany | BotanikBOT of flowerset cetera, and so on | etc., und so weiter etc
  • sich (in Demut) beugen, sich neigen (to vordative (case) | Dativ dat)
    nod rare | seltenselten (bow)
    nod rare | seltenselten (bow)
  • nickend grüßen
    nod as greeting
    nod as greeting
  • (zu)winken (dative (case) | Dativdat)
    nod
    nod
  • träumen, unaufmerksam sein
    nod be inattentive figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig
    nod be inattentive figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig
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nod

[n(ɒ)d]transitive verb | transitives Verb v/t

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nicken mit durch Nicken ausdrücken herbeiwinken
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  • durch Nicken ausdrücken
    nod express by nodding
    nod express by nodding
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  • (durch Nicken)) herbeiwinken
    nod rare | seltenselten (beckon over)
    nod rare | seltenselten (beckon over)

nod

[n(ɒ)d]noun | Substantiv s

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KopfNicken, ZuWinken, Wink
  • (Kopf)Nickenneuter | Neutrum n
    nod
    (Zu)Winkenneuter | Neutrum n
    nod
    Winkmasculine | Maskulinum m
    nod
    nod
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  • to givesomebody | jemand sb a nod
    jemandem zunicken
    to givesomebody | jemand sb a nod
  • to go to the land of nod
    to go to the land of nod
  • a nod is as good as a wink (to a blind horse)
    ein kurzer Wink genügt
    a nod is as good as a wink (to a blind horse)
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