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Definition
Synonym
K�sebr�tchen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Muttermal
n
; Geburtsmal
n
; Mal
n
; Naevus
m
; Nävus
m
anat.
Naevus arachnoidus araneus
Naevus comedonicus
Naevus depigmentosus
Naevus flammeus vasculosus
Naevus lymphaticus
Naevus morus
Maevus osteohypertrophicus
Naevus papillomatosus
Naevus pigmentosus; Leberfleck
Naevus pilosus
Naevus sebaceus
Naevus spilus
Naevus spongiosus albus
Naevus stellaris
Naevus verrucosus
birth mark; mother's mark; mole; naevus; nevus
Am.
; spiloma
spider naevus; arachnoid naevus; spider angioma; stellate naevus
follicular naevus
amelanotic naevus
port wine mark navus stain; strawberry mark haemangioma
lymphatic naevus
mulberry mark; strawberry mark
Klippel-Trénaunay-Weber syndrome; angioosteohypertrophy
naevus papillomatosus
pigmented mole naevus; liver spot
hairy naevus; pilose naevus
sebaceous naevus
naevus spilus
white sponge naevus of the mucosa; congential leucokeratosis mucosae oris
stellar naevus
verrucous epidermal linear naevus
Muttermal
n
; Geburtsmal
n
selten
; Mal
n
; Nävus
m
(Naevus)
anat.
achromatischer Nävus; amelanotischer Nävus; hypomelanotischer Naevus; Ito-Syndrom (Naevus achromicus Naevus achromians Naevus depigmentosus)
Spinnenmal; Spinnwebennävus; Spinnennävus; (Naevus araneus Naevus arachnoideus Naevus stellatus)
Naevus comedonicus
Naevus lymphaticus
Naevus morus
Naevus osteohypertrophicus
Naevus papillomatosus
Naevus pigmentosus; Leberfleck
Naevus pilosus
Naevus sebaceus
Naevus spilus
Naevus spongiosus albus
Naevus stellaris
Naevus verrucosus
birthmark; mole; naevus; nevus
Am.
; spiloma (birth-mark) (birth mark)
achromic naevus; amelanotic naevus; Ito naevus
spider naevus; arachnoid naevus; spider angioma; stellate naevus
follicular naevus
lymphatic naevus
mulberry mark; strawberry mark
Klippel-Trénaunay-Weber syndrome; angioosteohypertrophy
naevus papillomatosus
pigmented mole naevus; liver spot
hairy naevus; pilose naevus
sebaceous naevus
naevus spilus
white sponge naevus of the mucosa; congential leucokeratosis mucosae oris
stellar naevus
verrucous epidermal linear naevus
Sebas Anemonenfisch
m
, Goldflösschen
n
(Amphiprion sebae)
zool.
sebae (anemone) clown
Sebas Anemonenfisch
m
; Goldflösschen
n
(Amphiprion sebae)
zool.
sebae (anemone) clown
Wacholder
pl
(Juniperus) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
gewöhnlicher Wacholder
m
; Heidewacholder
m
; Machandel
m
Norddt.
; Machandelbaum
m
Norddt.
; Kranewit
m
Bayr.
Ös.
; Kranewet
Ös.
(Juniperus communis)
Kriechwacholder
m
(Juniperus horizontalis)
stinkender Baumwacholder
m
(Juniperus foetidissima)
Bergwacholder
m
; ostafrikanischer Wacholder
m
; Bleistiftzeder
f
(Juniperus procera)
Bermudawacholder
m
; Floridawacholder
m
; Floridazeder
f
(Juniperus bermudiana)
chinesischer Wacholder
m
(Juniperus chinensis)
griechischer Wacholder
m
(Juniperus excelsa)
Zypressenwacholder
m
; phönizischer Wacholder
m
(Juniperus phoenicea)
syrischer Wacholder
m
(Juniperus drupacea)
westlicher Wacholder
m
(Juniperus occidentalis)
Zedernwacholder
m
; Stechwacholder
m
; rotbeeriger Wacholder
m
(Juniperus oxycedrus)
Igelwacholder
m
; Nadelwacholder
m
; Strandwacholder
m
(Juniperus rigida)
Stinkwacholder
m
; Sadebaum
m
; Sebenbaum
m
(Juniperus sabina)
spanischer Wacholder
m
(Juniperus thurifera)
Tibet-Wacholder
m
(Juniperus tibetica)
virginischer Wacholder Sadebaum
m
; virginische Zeder
f
; Rotzeder
f
; Bleistiftzeder
f
(Juniperus virginiana)
junipers (botanical genus)
common juniper
creeping juniper
stinking juniper
African juniper; African pencil cedar
Bermuda juniper; Bermuda cedar
Chinese juniper
Greek juniper; Grecian juniper; Crimean juniper
Phoenician juniper
Syrian juniper
Western juniper
cade juniper; cade; prickly juniper; red-berry juniper
needle juniper; temple juniper; shore juniper; compact juniper
savin
Spanish juniper; incense juniper
Tibetan juniper
Eastern juniper; Eastern red cedar; red juniper cedar; pencil cedar
Triadicapflanzen
pl
(Triadica) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
Chinesischer Talgbaum
m
; Talgbaum
m
(Triadica sebifera)
triadica plants (botanical genus)
Chinese tallow tree; tallow tree; candleberry tree
Seborrhoea
f
, Talgfluss
m
med.
seborrhoea
Seborrhoea
f
; Talgfluss
m
med.
seborrhoea
Sebstmord
suicide
Hauttalg
m
; Talg
m
; Sebum
n
med.
sebum
Deutsche
K�sebr�tchen Synonyme
Englische
birth mark; mother's mark; mole; naevus; nevus ; spiloma Synonyme
birth
Altmann theory
DNA
De Vries theory
Galtonian theory
Mendelianism
Mendelism
RNA
Verworn theory
Weismann theory
Weismannism
Wiesner theory
abiogenesis
abortion
accouchement
affiliation
allele
allelomorph
ancestry
animal spirits
animate existence
animation
apparentation
archigenesis
aristocracy
aristocraticalness
babyhood
bear
bearing
beget
beginning
beginnings
being alive
biogenesis
birth
throes
birth
ing
blastogenesis
blessed event
blood
bloodline
blue blood
branch
breed
bring to
birth
character
childbearing
childbed
child
birth
childhood
chromatid
chromatin
chromosome
commencement
common ancestry
confinement
consanguinity
cradle
creation
dawn
dawning
delivery
derivation
descent
determinant
determiner
development
diathesis
digenesis
direct line
distaff side
distinction
emergence
endowment
engender
epigenesis
eugenics
eumerogenesis
existence
extraction
factor
family
father
female line
filiation
freshman year
gene
generation
genesiology
genesis
genetic code
genetics
genteelness
gentility
give
birth
to
giving
birth
hatching
having a baby
having life
hereditability
heredity
heritability
heritage
heterogenesis
histogenesis
homogenesis
honorable descent
house
immortality
inborn capacity
inception
inchoation
incipience
incipiency
incunabula
infancy
inheritability
inheritance
isogenesis
labor
life
lifetime
line
line of descent
lineage
liveliness
living
long life
longevity
male line
matrocliny
merogenesis
metagenesis
miscarriage
monogenesis
mother
multiparity
nascence
nascency
nativity
nobility
noble
birth
nobleness
onset
opening
origin
origination
orthogenesis
outset
outstart
pangenesis
parentage
parthenogenesis
parturition
patrocliny
pharmacogenetics
phylum
pregnancy
procreate
procreation
quality
race
rank
recessive character
replication
royalty
seed
sept
side
sire
slip
spear side
spindle side
spontan
birth
control
aridity
barrenness
contraception
dearth
dry womb
dryness
family planning
famine
impotence
ineffectualness
infecundity
infertility
planned parenthood
rhythm method
sterileness
sterility
the pill
unfertileness
unfruitfulness
unproductiveness
vasectomy
withered loins
birth
defect
abnormality
acute disease
affection
affliction
ailment
allergic disease
allergy
atrophy
bacterial disease
blight
cardiovascular disease
chronic disease
circulatory disease
complaint
complication
condition
congenital defect
defect
deficiency disease
deformity
degenerative disease
disability
disease
disorder
distemper
endemic
endemic disease
endocrine disease
epidemic disease
functional disease
fungus disease
gastrointestinal disease
genetic disease
handicap
hereditary disease
iatrogenic disease
illness
indisposition
infectious disease
infirmity
malady
malaise
morbidity
morbus
muscular disease
neurological disease
nutritional disease
occupational disease
organic disease
pandemic disease
pathological condition
pathology
plant disease
protozoan disease
psychosomatic disease
respiratory disease
rockiness
secondary disease
seediness
sickishness
sickness
signs
symptomatology
symptomology
symptoms
syndrome
the pip
urogenital disease
virus disease
wasting disease
worm disease
birth
day
anniversary
annual holiday
bicentenary
bicentennial
biennial
bissextile day
centenary
centennial
commemoration
decennial
diamond jubilee
golden wedding anniversary
holy days
immovable feast
jubilee
leap year
name day
natal day
octennial
quadrennial
quasquicentennial
quincentenary
quincentennial
quinquennial
septennial
sesquicentennial
sextennial
silver wedding anniversary
tercentenary
tercentennial
tricennial
triennial
wedding anniversary
birth
day suit
bareness
decollete
ecdysiast
gymnosophist
gymnosophy
nakedness
naturism
naturist
not a stitch
nudism
nudist
nudity
state of nature
stripper
stripteaser
the altogether
the nude
the raw
toplessness
birth
mark
blackhead
blaze
bleb
blemish
blister
blotch
brand
bulla
caste mark
character
check
checkmark
cicatrix
comedo
crack
crater
craze
cut
dapple
defacement
defect
deformation
deformity
discoloration
disfiguration
disfigurement
distortion
dot
earmark
engraving
fault
feature
flaw
fleck
flick
freckle
gash
graving
hack
hemangioma
hickey
jot
keloid
kink
lentigo
macula
mark
marking
milium
mole
mottle
needle scar
nevus
nick
notch
patch
pimple
pit
pock
pockmark
point
polka dot
port-wine mark
port-wine stain
prick
puncture
pustule
rift
scab
scar
scarification
score
scotch
scratch
scratching
sebaceous cyst
speck
speckle
splash
split
splotch
spot
stain
stigma
strawberry mark
sty
tattoo
tattoo mark
tick
tittle
track
trait
travail
twist
verruca
vesicle
wale
warp
wart
watermark
weal
welt
wen
whitehead
birth
place
Vaterland
breeding place
brooder
cradle
fatherland
forcing bed
hatchery
home
homeground
homeland
hotbed
incubator
la patrie
mother country
motherland
native land
native soil
nest
nidus
nursery
patria
rookery
the old country
birth
right
appanage
appurtenance
authority
bequeathal
bequest
borough-English
claim
coheirship
conjugal right
coparcenary
demand
divine right
droit
due
entail
faculty
gavelkind
heirloom
heirship
hereditament
heritable
heritage
heritance
inalienable right
incorporeal hereditament
inheritance
interest
law of succession
legacy
line of succession
mode of succession
natural right
patrimony
perquisite
postremogeniture
power
prerogative
prescription
presumptive right
pretense
pretension
primogeniture
privilege
proper claim
property right
reversion
right
succession
title
ultimogeniture
vested interest
vested right
K�sebr�tchen Definition
Angioma
(
n.
)
A
tumor
composed
chiefly
of
dilated
blood
vessels.
Arachnoid
(
a.
)
Resembling
a
spider's
web
Arachnoid
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
a
thin
membrane
of
the
brain
and
spinal
cord,
between
the
dura
mater
and
pia
mater.
Arachnoid
(
a.
)
Covered
with,
or
composed
of,
soft,
loose
hairs
or
fibers,
so
as
to
resemble
a
cobweb
Arachnoid
(
n.
)
The
arachnoid
membrane.
Arachnoid
(
n.
)
One
of
the
Arachnoidea.
Ballooning
spider
(
)
A
spider
which
has
the
habit
of
rising
into
the
air.
Many
kinds
(
esp.
species
of
Lycosa)
do
this
while
young
by
ejecting
threads
of
silk
until
the
force
of
the
wind
upon
them
carries
the
spider
aloft.
Birth
(
n.
)
The
act
or
fact
of
coming
into
life,
or
of
being
born
Birth
(
n.
)
Lineage
Birth
(
n.
)
The
condition
to
which
a
person
is
born
Birth
(
n.
)
The
act
of
bringing
forth
Birth
(
n.
)
That
which
is
born
Birth
(
n.
)
Origin
Birth
(
n.
)
See
Berth.
Cod
liver
(
n.
)
The
liver
of
the
common
cod
and
allied
species.
Cream-white
(
a.
)
As
white
as
cream.
Cross-birth
(
n.
)
Any
preternatural
labor,
in
which
the
body
of
the
child
lies
across
the
pelvis
of
the
mother,
so
that
the
shoulder,
arm,
or
trunk
is
the
part
first
presented
at
the
mouth
of
the
uterus.
Epidermal
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
epidermis
Eye-spot
(
n.
)
A
simple
visual
organ
found
in
many
invertebrates,
consisting
of
pigment
cells
covering
a
sensory
nerve
termination.
Eye-spot
(
n.
)
An
eyelike
spot
of
color.
Follicular
(
a.
)
Like,
pertaining
to,
or
consisting
of,
a
follicles
or
follicles.
Follicular
(
a.
)
Affecting
the
follicles
Forty-spot
(
n.
)
The
Tasmanian
forty-spotted
diamond
bird
(Pardalotus
quadragintus).
Free-liver
(
n.
)
One
who
gratifies
his
appetites
without
stint
Glass-sponge
(
n.
)
A
siliceous
sponge,
of
the
genus
Hyalonema,
and
allied
genera
Hairy
(
a.
)
Bearing
or
covered
with
hair
Half-port
(
n.
)
One
half
of
a
shutter
made
in
two
parts
for
closing
a
porthole.
Hall-mark
(
n.
)
The
official
stamp
of
the
Goldsmiths'
Company
and
other
assay
offices,
in
the
United
Kingdom,
on
gold
and
silver
articles,
attesting
their
purity.
Also
used
figuratively
Lager
wine
(
)
Wine
which
has
been
kept
for
some
time
in
the
cellar.
Linear
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
line
Linear
(
a.
)
Like
a
line
Linear-shaped
(
a.
)
Of
a
linear
shape.
Liver
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
lives.
Liver
(
n.
)
A
resident
Liver
(
n.
)
One
whose
course
of
life
has
some
marked
characteristic
(expressed
by
an
adjective)
Liver
(
n.
)
A
very
large
glandular
and
vascular
organ
in
the
visceral
cavity
of
all
vertebrates.
Liver
(
n.
)
The
glossy
ibis
(Ibis
falcinellus)
Liver-colored
(
a.
)
Having
a
color
like
liver
Liver-grown
(
a.
)
Having
an
enlarged
liver.
Lymphatic
(
a.
)
pertaining
to,
containing,
or
conveying
lymph.
Lymphatic
(
a.
)
Madly
enthusiastic
Lymphatic
(
n.
)
One
of
the
lymphatic
or
absorbent
vessels,
which
carry
lymph
and
discharge
it
into
the
veins
Lymphatic
(
n.
)
A
mad
enthusiast
Mark
(
n.
)
A
license
of
reprisals.
See
Marque.
Mark
(
n.
)
An
old
weight
and
coin.
See
Marc.
Mark
(
n.
)
The
unit
of
monetary
account
of
the
German
Empire,
equal
to
23.8
cents
of
United
States
money
Mark
(
n.
)
A
visible
sign
or
impression
made
or
left
upon
anything
Mark
(
n.
)
A
character
or
device
put
on
an
article
of
merchandise
by
the
maker
to
show
by
whom
it
was
made
Mark
(
n.
)
A
character
(usually
a
cross)
made
as
a
substitute
for
a
signature
by
one
who
can
not
write.
Mark
(
n.
)
A
fixed
object
serving
for
guidance,
as
of
a
ship,
a
traveler,
a
surveyor,
etc.
birth mark; mothers mark; mole; naevus; nevus [Am.]; spiloma / spider naevus; arachnoid naevus; spider angioma; stellate naevus / follicular naevus / amelanotic naevus / port wine mark navus stain; strawberry mark haemangioma / lymphatic naevus / mulberry mark; strawberry mark / Klippel-Trénaunay-Weber syndrome; angioosteohypertrophy / naevus papillomatosus / pigmented mole naevus; liver spot / hairy naevus; pilose naevus / sebaceous naevus / naevus spilus / white sponge naevus of the mucosa; congential leucokeratosis mucosae oris / stellar naevus / verrucous epidermal linear naevus Bedeutung
bell
ringer
bull's
eye
mark
home
run
something
that
exactly
succeeds
in
achieving
its
goal,
the
new
advertising
campaign
was
a
bell
ringer,
scored
a
bull's
eye,
hit
the
mark,
the
president's
speech
was
a
home
run
blot
smear
smirch
spot
stain
an
act
that
brings
discredit
to
the
person
who
does
it,
he
made
a
huge
blot
on
his
copybook
spot
check
a
check
on
work
performance
or
product
quality
made
at
random
times
without
warning,
spot
checks
ensure
a
high
level
of
performance
by
employees
spot
welding
spot-welding
creating
an
overlapping
joint
by
welding
at
small
points
breech
delivery
breech
birth
breech
presentation
delivery
of
an
infant
whose
feet
or
buttocks
appear
first
whitelash
white
backlash
backlash
by
white
racists
against
black
civil
rights
advances
sponge
bath
you
wash
your
body
with
a
sponge
or
washcloth
instead
of
in
a
bathtub
Gram's
method
Gram
method
Gram's
procedure
Gram's
stain
Gram
stain
a
staining
technique
used
to
classify
bacteria,
bacteria
are
stained
with
gentian
violet
and
then
treated
with
Gram's
solution,
after
being
decolorized
with
alcohol
and
treated
with
safranine
and
washed
in
water,
those
that
retain
the
gentian
violet
are
Gram-positive
and
those
that
do
not
retain
it
are
Gram-negative
spot
pass
a
pass
to
a
designated
spot
on
the
field,
the
receiver
should
arrive
at
that
spot
the
same
time
the
ball
does
position
post
berth
office
spot
billet
place
situation
a
job
in
an
organization,
he
occupied
a
post
in
the
treasury
port-access
coronary
bypass
surgery
heart
surgery
in
which
a
coronary
bypass
is
performed
by
the
use
of
small
instruments
and
tiny
cameras
threaded
through
small
incisions
while
the
heart
is
stopped
and
blood
is
pumped
through
a
heart-lung
machine
birth
control
birth
prevention
family
planning
limiting
the
number
of
children
born
rhythm
method
of
birth
control
rhythm
method
rhythm
calendar
method
of
birth
control
calendar
method
natural
family
planning
in
which
ovulation
is
assumed
to
occur
days
before
the
onset
of
a
period
(the
fertile
period
would
be
assumed
to
extend
from
daythrough
day
of
her
cycle)
white
sale
a
sale
of
household
linens
winemaking
wine
making
the
craft
and
science
of
growing
grapes
and
making
wine
white
man's
burden
the
supposed
responsibility
of
the
white
race
to
provide
care
for
their
non-white
subjects
spot
jamming
selective
jamming
electronic
jamming
of
a
specific
channel
or
frequency
Port
Arthur
a
battle
in
the
Chino-Japanese
War
(),
Japanese
captured
the
port
and
fortifications
from
the
Chinese
great
white
shark
white
shark
man-eater
man-eating
shark
Carcharodon
carcharias
large
aggressive
shark
widespread
in
warm
seas,
known
to
attack
humans
whitetip
shark
oceanic
whitetip
shark
white-tipped
shark
Carcharinus
longimanus
large
deep-water
shark
with
white-tipped
dorsal
fin,
worldwide
distribution,
most
dangerous
shark
white-throated
sparrow
whitethroat
Zonotrichia
albicollis
common
North
American
finch
with
a
white
patch
on
the
throat
and
black-and-white
striped
crown
white-breasted
nuthatch
Sitta
carolinensis
bluish-grey
nuthatch
with
black
head
and
white
breast,
of
eastern
North
America
white-bellied
swallow
tree
swallow
Iridoprocne
bicolor
bluish-green-and-white
North
American
swallow,
nests
in
tree
cavities
white-tailed
kite
Elanus
leucurus
grey-and-white
American
kite
of
warm
and
tropical
regions
Kamchatkan
sea
eagle
Stellar's
sea
eagle
Haliaeetus
pelagicus
found
on
coasts
of
the
northwestern
Pacific
ern
erne
grey
sea
eagle
gray
sea
eagle
European
sea
eagle
white-tailed
sea
eagle
Haliatus
albicilla
bulky
greyish-brown
eagle
with
a
short
wedge-shaped
white
tail,
of
Europe
and
Greenland
mole
salamander
Ambystoma
talpoideum
brownish-black
burrowing
salamander
of
southeastern
United
States
arachnid
arachnoid
air-breathing
arthropods
characterized
by
simple
eyes
and
four
pairs
of
legs
spider
predatory
arachnid
with
eight
legs,
two
poison
fangs,
two
feelers,
and
usually
two
silk-spinning
organs
at
the
back
end
of
the
body,
they
spin
silk
to
make
cocoons
for
eggs
or
traps
for
prey
orb-weaving
spider
a
spider
that
spins
a
circular
(or
near
circular)
web
black
and
gold
garden
spider
Argiope
aurantia
a
widely
distributed
North
American
garden
spider
barn
spider
Araneus
cavaticus
an
orange
and
tan
spider
with
darkly
banded
legs
that
spins
an
orb
web
daily,
the
barn
spider
was
made
famous
in
E.
B.
White's
book
`Charlotte's
Web'
garden
spider
Aranea
diademata
a
spider
common
in
European
gardens
comb-footed
spider
theridiid
spider
having
a
comb-like
row
of
bristles
on
each
hind
foot
wolf
spider
hunting
spider
ground
spider
that
hunts
its
prey
instead
of
using
a
web
European
wolf
spider
tarantula
Lycosa
tarentula
large
southern
European
spider
once
thought
to
be
the
cause
of
tarantism
(uncontrollable
bodily
movement)
trap-door
spider
American
spider
that
constructs
a
silk-lined
nest
with
a
hinged
lid
spider
mite
tetranychid
web-spinning
mite
that
attacks
garden
plants
and
fruit
trees
red
spider
red
spider
mite
Panonychus
ulmi
small
web-spinning
mite,
a
serious
orchard
pest
sea
spider
pycnogonid
any
of
various
small
spiderlike
marine
arthropods
having
small
thin
bodies
and
long
slender
legs
pouched
mole
marsupial
mole
Notoryctus
typhlops
small
burrowing
Australian
marsupial
that
resembles
a
mole
mole
small
velvety-furred
burrowing
mammal
having
small
eyes
and
fossorial
forefeet
starnose
mole
star-nosed
mole
Condylura
cristata
amphibious
mole
of
eastern
North
America
having
pink
fleshy
tentacles
around
the
nose
brewer's
mole
hair-tailed
mole
Parascalops
breweri
mole
of
eastern
North
America
golden
mole
mole
of
southern
Africa
having
iridescent
guard
hairs
mixed
with
the
underfur
shrew
mole
slender
mole
having
a
long
snout
and
tail
Asiatic
shrew
mole
Uropsilus
soricipes
shrew
mole
of
eastern
Asia
American
shrew
mole
Neurotrichus
gibbsii
greyish-black
shrew
mole
of
the
United
States
and
Canada
sponge
poriferan
parazoan
primitive
multicellular
marine
animal
whose
porous
body
is
supported
by
a
fibrous
skeletal
framework,
usually
occurs
in
sessile
colonies
sponge
genus
a
genus
of
Porifera
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