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Definition
Synonym
Heiliges
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Heiliges
Römisches Reich
Holy Roman Empire
blasphemieren
geh.
; gegen etw.
Heiliges
lästern
v
relig.
to blaspheme (against sth. holy)
Reich
n
; Imperium
n
Heiliges
Römisches Reich HRR
Heiliges
Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation
empire; Reich
Holy Roman Empire
Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation
Reich
n
; Imperium
n
Heiliges
Römisches Reich HRR
Heiliges
Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation
empire; Reich
Holy Roman Empire
Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation
Deutsche
Heiliges Synonyme
heiliges
heiliges
Buch
des
Islam
ÂKoran
Deutscher
Bund
ÂDeutsches
Reich
ÂDeutschland
ÂHeiliges
Römisches
Reich
Deutscher
Nation
heiliges
Buch des Islam
Koran
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Englische
Holy Roman Empire Synonyme
holy
Christlike
Christly
God-fearing
adored
all-knowing
all-powerful
all-seeing
all-wise
almighty
angelic
awesome
awful
blessed
boundless
celestial
changeless
chaste
clean
consecrated
creating
creative
deference
devout
divine
eternal
eternally the same
everlasting
faithful
glorified
glorious
godlike
godly
godly-minded
good
hallowed
heavenly
highest
holy-minded
homage
immaculate
immortal
immutable
ineffable
inenarrable
inexpressible
infinite
inviolable
inviolate
just
limitless
loving
luminous
majestic
making
merciful
numinous
obeisance
omnipotent
omnipresent
omniscient
one
otherworldly
permanent
perpetual
pietistic
pious
prayerful
pure
pure in heart
purehearted
radiant
religious
revered
reverence
reverenced
reverent
reverential
righteous
sacred
sacrosanct
saintlike
saintly
sanctified
seraphic
shaping
sinless
sovereign
spiritual
spiritual-minded
spotless
supernal
supreme
timeless
ubiquitous
unbounded
unchanging
uncorrupted
undefiled
undefined
unearthly
unlimited
unspeakable
unsullied
untainted
untouchable
unutterable
unworldly
venerable
venerated
worshiped
Holy
Communion
Communion
Eucharist
Host
Last Supper
Sacrament Sunday
altar bread
bread
bread and wine
consecrated bread
consecrated elements
consubstantiation
elements
impanation
intinction
loaf
real presence
subpanation
the
Holy
Sacrament
the Sacrament
transubstantiation
wafer
holy day
High Holiday
High
Holy
Day
Sabbath
Sunday
bank holiday
church calendar
church feast
day of festivities
day off
ecclesiastical calendar
fast
feast
feast day
festival day
fete day
fixed feast
gala day
high day
holiday
holytide
legal holiday
red-letter day
Holy
Father
God the Father
Grand Penitentiary
Our Father
abuna
antipope
archbishop
archdeacon
archpriest
bishop
bishop coadjutor
canon
cardinal
cardinal bishop
cardinal deacon
cardinal priest
chaplain
coadjutor
curate
dean
diocesan
ecclesiarch
exarch
hierarch
high priest
metropolitan
papa
patriarch
penitentiary
pontiff
pope
prebendary
prelate
primate
rector
rural dean
subdean
suffragan
the All-father
the Creator
the Everlasting Father
the Father
the
Holy
Father
vicar
Holy
Grail
Agnus Dei
Host
Pieta
Sanctus bell
Sangraal
ark
asperger
asperges
aspergillum
bambino
beadroll
beads
candle
censer
chaplet
ciborium
cross
crucifix
cruet
eucharistial
holy cross
holy water
holy-water sprinkler
icon
incensory
matzo
menorah
mezuzah
mikvah
monstrance
osculatory
ostensorium
paschal candle
pax
phylacteries
prayer shawl
prayer wheel
pyx
relics
rood
rosary
sacramental
sacred relics
sacring bell
shofar
sukkah
tabernacle
tallith
thurible
urceole
veronica
vigil light
votive candle
holy of holies
adytum
ashram
cabinet
cell
cloister
closet
den
hermitage
hideaway
hideout
hiding place
ivory tower
lair
mew
privacy
recess
retreat
sacrarium
sanctuary
sanctum
sanctum sanctorum
secret place
the holy
the ineffable
the inenarrable
the inexpressible
the numinous
the unspeakable
the unutterable
holy orders
acolyte
acolytus
apostleship
apostolic orders
appointment
baptism
call
calling
canonization
care of souls
conferment
confirmation
consecration
deacon
diaconus
doorkeeper
election
exorcist
exorcista
extreme unction
induction
installation
institution
investiture
lector
major orders
matrimony
minor orders
nomination
ordainment
orders
ordination
ostiarius
pastorage
pastoral care
pastorate
penance
preferment
presbyter
presentation
priest
priesthood
priestship
rabbinate
reader
reading in
sacred calling
seven sacraments
subdeacon
subdiaconus
the Eucharist
the church
the cloth
the desk
the ministry
the pulpit
vocation
Holy
Sacrament
Communion
Eucharist
Holy
Communion
Host
Last Supper
Sacrament Sunday
altar bread
bread
bread and wine
consecrated bread
consecrated elements
consubstantiation
elements
impanation
intinction
loaf
real presence
subpanation
the
Holy
Sacrament
the Sacrament
transubstantiation
wafer
holy terror
Dracula
Frankenstein
JD
Mafioso
Wolf-man
Young Turk
beast
beldam
berserk
berserker
bogey
bogeyman
bomber
brat
bruiser
brute
bugaboo
bugbear
demon
devil
dragon
elf
enfant terrible
fee-faw-fum
fiend
fire-eater
firebrand
frightener
fury
gamin
ghost
ghoul
goon
gorilla
gun
gunsel
hardnose
hatchet man
hell-raiser
hellcat
hellhound
hellion
hobgoblin
hood
hoodlum
hooligan
horror
hothead
hotspur
imp
incendiary
incubus
juvenile delinquent
killer
little monkey
mad dog
madcap
minx
monster
mug
mugger
muscle man
nightmare
ogre
ogress
phantom
plug-ugly
puck
punk
punk kid
rapist
revenant
revolutionary
rodman
roughneck
savage
scarebabe
scarecrow
scarer
she-wolf
specter
spitfire
spoiled brat
strong-arm man
succubus
termagant
terror
terrorist
tiger
tigress
torpedo
tough
tough guy
trigger man
ugly customer
urchin
vampire
violent
virago
vixen
werewolf
whippersnapper
wild beast
witch
wolf
holy war
Armageddon
brushfire war
campaign
civil war
crusade
drive
expedition
general war
global war
jihad
limited war
police action
preventive war
religious war
revolutionary war
undeclared war
war
war of independence
world war
holystone
abstergent
baptize
bath
bathe
cathartic
cleaner
cleaning agent
cleaning solvent
cleanser
cleansing cream
cold cream
cream
dentifrice
depurant
detergent
diuretic
douche
emetic
enema
flush
flush out
gargle
irrigate
lather
launder
lave
lotion
mop
mop up
mouthwash
nauseant
pumice stone
purgative
purge
purifier
rinse
rinse out
ritually immerse
scour
scrub
scrub up
shampoo
shower
sluice
sluice out
soap
solvent
sponge
swab
synthetic detergent
syringe
toivel
tooth powder
toothpaste
tub
wash
wash out
wash up
Heiliges Definition
Empire
(
n.
)
Supreme
power
Empire
(
n.
)
The
dominion
of
an
emperor
Empire
(
n.
)
Any
dominion
Greco-Roman
(
a.
)
Having
characteristics
that
are
partly
Greek
and
partly
Roman
Holy
(
superl.
)
Set
apart
to
the
service
or
worship
of
God
Holy
(
superl.
)
Spiritually
whole
or
sound
Holy
cross
(
)
The
cross
as
the
symbol
of
Christ's
crucifixion.
Roman
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
Rome,
or
the
Roman
people
Roman
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
Roman
Catholic
religion
Roman
(
a.
)
Upright
Roman
(
a.
)
Expressed
in
letters,
not
in
figures,
as
I.,
IV.,
i.,
iv.,
etc.
Roman
(
n.
)
A
native,
or
permanent
resident,
of
Rome
Roman
(
n.
)
Roman
type,
letters,
or
print,
collectively
Holy Roman Empire Bedeutung
Greco-Roman
wrestling
a
style
of
wrestling
where
the
wrestlers
are
forbidden
to
tackle
or
trip
or
use
holds
below
the
waist
Holy
Eucharist
Eucharist
sacrament
of
the
Eucharist
Holy
Sacrament
Liturgy
Eucharistic
liturgy
Lord's
Supper
a
Christian
sacrament
commemorating
the
Last
Supper
by
consecrating
bread
and
wine
Communion
Holy
Communion
sacramental
manduction
manduction
the
act
of
participating
in
the
celebration
of
the
Eucharist,
the
governor
took
Communion
with
the
rest
of
the
congregation
holy
order
the
sacrament
of
ordination
basilica
Roman
basilica
a
Roman
building
used
for
public
administration
chrism
chrisom
sacramental
oil
holy
oil
a
consecrated
ointment
consisting
of
a
mixture
of
oil
and
balsam
clerical
collar
Roman
collar
dog
collar
a
stiff
white
collar
with
no
opening
in
the
front,
a
distinctive
symbol
of
the
clergy
Empire
State
Building
a
skyscraper
built
in
New
York
City
in
,feet
tall
grail
Holy
Grail
Sangraal
(legend)
chalice
used
by
Christ
at
the
Last
Supper
holy
of
holies
sanctum
sanctorum
(Judaism)
sanctuary
comprised
of
the
innermost
chamber
of
the
Tabernacle
in
the
temple
of
Solomon
where
the
Ark
of
the
Covenant
was
kept
Holy
Sepulcher
Holy
Sepulchre
the
sepulcher
in
which
Christ's
body
lay
between
burial
and
resurrection
Roman
arch
semicircular
arch
a
round
arch
drawn
from
a
single
center
Roman
building
a
building
constructed
by
the
ancient
Romans
Roman
candle
a
cylindrical
firework
that
projects
a
series
of
colored
balls
of
fire
holy
of
holies
(figurative)
something
regarded
as
sacred
or
inviolable,
every
politician
fears
to
touch
that
holy
of
holies,
the
Social
Security
System
Roman
nose
hooknose
a
nose
with
a
prominent
slightly
aquiline
bridge
Celestial
City
City
of
God
Heavenly
City
Holy
City
phrases
used
to
refer
to
Heaven,
the
Celestial
City
was
Christian's
goal
in
Bunyan's
`Pilgrim's
Progress'
classical
architecture
Greco-Roman
architecture
architecture
influenced
by
the
ancient
Greeks
or
Romans
Roman
architecture
the
architecture
of
ancient
Rome
Romanism
Roman
Catholicism
papism
the
beliefs
and
practices
of
the
Catholic
Church
based
in
Rome
roman
a
clef
a
novel
in
which
actual
persons
and
events
are
disguised
as
fictional
characters
roman
fleuve
a
French
novel
in
the
form
of
a
long
chronicle
of
a
family
or
other
social
group
Bible
Christian
Bible
Book
Good
Book
Holy
Scripture
Holy
Writ
Scripture
Word
of
God
Word
the
sacred
writings
of
the
Christian
religions,
he
went
to
carry
the
Word
to
the
heathen
Roman
alphabet
Latin
alphabet
the
alphabet
evolved
by
the
ancient
Romans
which
serves
for
writing
most
of
the
languages
of
western
Europe
Roman
law
Justinian
code
civil
law
jus
civile
the
legal
code
of
ancient
Rome,
codified
under
Justinian,
the
basis
for
many
modern
systems
of
civil
law
Roman
numeral
a
symbol
in
the
old
Roman
notation,
I,V,X,L,C,D,M
represent
,,,,,,
respectively
in
Arabic
notation
roman
roman
type
roman
letters
roman
print
a
typeface
used
in
ancient
Roman
inscriptions
Empire
an
eating
apple
that
somewhat
resembles
a
McIntosh,
used
as
both
an
eating
and
a
cooking
apple
Roman
mythology
the
mythology
of
the
ancient
Romans
Harkat-ul-Mujahidin
HUM
Harkat
ul-Ansar
HUA
Harkat
ul-Mujahedeen
Al
Faran
Movement
of
Holy
Warriors
an
Islamic
fundamentalist
group
in
Pakistan
that
fought
the
Soviet
Union
in
Afghanistan
in
the
s,
now
operates
as
a
terrorist
organization
primarily
in
Kashmir
and
seeks
Kashmir's
accession
by
Pakistan
Laskar
Jihad
Holy
War
Warriors
a
paramilitary
terrorist
organization
of
militant
Muslims
in
Indonesia,
wages
a
jihad
against
Christians
in
Indonesia,
subscribes
to
the
Wahhabi
creed
of
Islam
empire
a
group
of
countries
under
a
single
authority,
the
British
created
a
great
empire
conglomerate
empire
a
group
of
diverse
companies
under
common
ownership
and
run
as
a
single
organization
publishing
conglomerate
publishing
empire
a
conglomerate
of
publishing
companies
Roman
Catholic
Western
Church
Roman
Catholic
Church
Church
of
Rome
Roman
Church
the
Christian
Church
based
in
the
Vatican
and
presided
over
by
a
pope
and
an
episcopal
hierarchy
Holy
Roman
Empire
a
political
entity
in
Europe
that
began
with
the
papal
coronation
of
Otto
I
as
the
first
emperor
in
and
lasted
untilwhen
it
was
dissolved
by
Napoleon
Hohenzollern
empire
Second
Reich
the
Reich
when
Hohenzollern
monarchs
ruled
Germany
(from
to
)
Roman
Legion
a
division
of
from
to
men
(including
cavalry)
in
the
Roman
army
Roman
Inquisition
Congregation
of
the
Inquisition
an
inquisition
set
up
in
Italy
in
to
curb
the
number
of
Protestants,
it
was
the
Roman
Inquisition
that
put
Galileo
on
trial
empire
a
monarchy
with
an
emperor
as
head
of
state
Mogul
empire
an
empire
established
by
the
Mogul
conquerors
of
India
that
reigned
from
to
Second
Empire
the
imperial
government
of
Napoleon
III
in
France
from
-
empire
imperium
the
domain
ruled
by
an
emperor
or
empress,
the
region
over
which
imperial
dominion
is
exercised
holy
place
sanctum
holy
a
sacred
place
of
pilgrimage
Palestine
Canaan
Holy
Land
Promised
Land
an
ancient
country
in
southwestern
Asia
on
the
east
coast
of
the
Mediterranean
Sea,
a
place
of
pilgrimage
for
Christianity
and
Islam
and
Judaism
Roman
Republic
the
ancient
Roman
state
fromBC
until
Augustus
assumed
power
in
BC,
was
governed
by
an
elected
Senate
but
dissatisfaction
with
the
Senate
led
to
civil
wars
that
culminated
in
a
brief
dictatorship
by
Julius
Caesar
Roman
Empire
an
empire
established
by
Augustus
in
BC
and
divided
in
AD
into
the
Western
Roman
Empire
and
the
eastern
or
Byzantine
Empire,
at
its
peak
lands
in
Europe
and
Africa
and
Asia
were
ruled
by
ancient
Rome
Byzantine
Empire
Byzantium
Eastern
Roman
Empire
a
continuation
of
the
Roman
Empire
in
the
Middle
East
after
its
division
in
Western
Roman
Empire
Western
Empire
the
western
part
after
the
Roman
Empire
was
divided
in
,
it
lasted
only
until
British
Empire
a
former
empire
consisting
of
Great
Britain
and
all
the
territories
under
its
control,
reached
its
greatest
extent
at
the
end
of
World
War
I,
it
included
the
British
Isles,
British
West
Indies,
Canada,
British
Guiana,
British
West
Africa,
British
East
Africa,
India,
Australia,
New
Zealand,
the
sun
never
sets
on
the
British
Empire
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