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Definition
Synonym
Tempeltanz
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Tempeltanz
m
temple dance; sacred dance
Tempeltanz
m
temple dance; sacred dance
Tempeltänzerin
f
Tempeltänzerinnen
pl
temple dancer
temple dancers
Tempeltanz
m
temple dance; sacred dance
Deutsche
Tempeltanz Synonyme
Englische
temple dance; sacred dance Synonyme
temple
bank
beam
border
broadside
cathedral
chapel
cheek
chop
church
coast
dewal
fane
flank
girja
hand
handedness
haunch
hip
holy place
house of God
house of worship
jowl
kiack
laterality
many-sidedness
masjid
mosque
multilaterality
pagoda
pantheon
place of worship
planking
profile
quarter
sanctuary
shore
shrine
shul
side
siding
synagogue
tabernacle
unilaterality
Tempeltanz Definition
Country-dance
(
n.
)
See
Contradance.
Dance
(
v.
i.)
To
move
with
measured
steps,
or
to
a
musical
accompaniment
Dance
(
v.
i.)
To
move
nimbly
or
merrily
Dance
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
dance,
or
move
nimbly
or
merrily
about,
or
up
and
down
Dance
(
v.
i.)
The
leaping,
tripping,
or
measured
stepping
of
one
who
dances
Dance
(
v.
i.)
A
tune
by
which
dancing
is
regulated,
as
the
minuet,
the
waltz,
the
cotillon,
etc.
Sacred
(
a.
)
Set
apart
by
solemn
religious
ceremony
Sacred
(
a.
)
Relating
to
religion,
or
to
the
services
of
religion
Sacred
(
a.
)
Designated
or
exalted
by
a
divine
sanction
Sacred
(
a.
)
Hence,
not
to
be
profaned
or
violated
Sacred
(
a.
)
Consecrated
Sacred
(
a.
)
Solemnly
devoted,
in
a
bad
sense,
as
to
evil,
vengeance,
curse,
or
the
like
Temple
(
n.
)
A
contrivence
used
in
a
loom
for
keeping
the
web
stretched
transversely.
Temple
(
n.
)
The
space,
on
either
side
of
the
head,
back
of
the
eye
and
forehead,
above
the
zygomatic
arch
and
in
front
of
the
ear.
Temple
(
n.
)
One
of
the
side
bars
of
a
pair
of
spectacles,
jointed
to
the
bows,
and
passing
one
on
either
side
of
the
head
to
hold
the
spectacles
in
place.
Temple
(
n.
)
A
place
or
edifice
dedicated
to
the
worship
of
some
deity
Temple
(
n.
)
The
edifice
erected
at
Jerusalem
for
the
worship
of
Jehovah.
Temple
(
n.
)
Hence,
among
Christians,
an
edifice
erected
as
a
place
of
public
worship
Temple
(
n.
)
Fig.:
Any
place
in
which
the
divine
presence
specially
resides.
Temple
(
v.
t.)
To
build
a
temple
for
temple dance; sacred dance Bedeutung
dancing
dance
terpsichore
saltation
taking
a
series
of
rhythmical
steps
(and
movements)
in
time
to
music
break
dancing
break
dance
a
form
of
solo
dancing
that
involves
rapid
acrobatic
moves
in
which
different
parts
of
the
body
touch
the
ground,
normally
performed
to
the
rhythm
of
rap
music
nautch
nauch
nautch
dance
an
intricate
traditional
dance
in
India
performed
by
professional
dancing
girls
slam
dancing
slam
dance
a
form
of
dancing
in
which
dancers
slam
into
one
another,
normally
performed
to
punk
rock
tap
dancing
tap
dance
a
dance
step
tapped
out
audibly
with
the
feet
toe
dancing
toe
dance
a
dance
performed
on
tiptoe
ballet
concert
dance
a
theatrical
representation
of
a
story
that
is
performed
to
music
by
trained
dancers
modern
dance
a
style
of
theatrical
dancing
that
is
not
as
restricted
as
classical
ballet,
movements
are
expressive
of
feelings
clog
dance
clog
dancing
clog
a
dance
performed
while
wearing
shoes
with
wooden
soles,
has
heavy
stamping
steps
apache
dance
a
violent
fast
dance
in
French
vaudeville
(an
apache
is
a
member
of
the
French
underworld)
belly
dance
belly
dancing
danse
du
ventre
a
Middle
Eastern
dance
in
which
the
dancer
makes
sensuous
movements
of
the
hips
and
abdomen
fan
dance
a
solo
dance
in
which
large
fans
are
manipulated
to
suggest
or
reveal
nakedness
bubble
dance
a
solo
dance
similar
to
a
fan
dance
except
large
balloons
are
used
instead
of
fans
interpretive
dance
interpretive
dancing
interpretative
dance
interpretative
dancing
a
form
of
modern
dance
in
which
the
dancer's
movements
depict
an
emotion
or
tell
a
story
dance
step
step
a
sequence
of
foot
movements
that
make
up
a
particular
dance,
he
taught
them
the
waltz
step
ballroom
dancing
ballroom
dance
any
of
a
variety
of
social
dances
performed
by
couples
in
a
ballroom
round
dance
round
dancing
a
ballroom
dance
characterized
by
revolving
movement
folk
dancing
folk
dance
a
style
of
dancing
that
originated
among
ordinary
people
(not
in
the
royal
courts)
morris
dance
morris
dancing
any
of
various
English
folk
dances
performed
by
dancers
in
costume
sword
dance
sword
dancing
any
of
various
dances
by
men
who
step
nimbly
over
swords
or
flourish
them
in
the
air
country-dance
country
dancing
contredanse
contra
danse
contradance
a
type
of
folk
dance
in
which
couples
are
arranged
in
sets
or
face
one
another
in
a
line
longways
longways
dance
country
dancing
performed
with
couples
in
two
long
lines
facing
each
other
round
dance
ring
dance
a
folk
dance,
dancers
form
a
circle
square
dance
square
dancing
American
country
dancing
in
which
couples
form
squares
ritual
dancing
ritual
dance
ceremonial
dance
a
dance
that
is
part
of
a
religious
ritual
apache
devil
dance
a
ritual
dance
of
the
Apache
corn
dance
a
rain
dance
of
Amerindians
danse
macabre
dance
of
death
a
medieval
dance
in
which
a
skeleton
representing
death
leads
a
procession
of
others
to
the
grave
ghost
dance
a
religious
dance
of
Native
Americans
looking
for
communication
with
the
dead
rain
dance
a
ritual
dance
intended
to
bring
rain
snake
dance
a
ceremonial
dance
(as
by
the
Hopi)
in
which
snakes
are
handled
or
invoked
sun
dance
a
ceremonial
dance
performed
by
Amerindians
at
the
summer
solstice
war
dance
a
ceremonial
dance
performed
before
a
battle
or
after
a
victory
dance
lesson
a
lesson
in
dancing
sacred
ibis
Threskiornis
aethiopica
African
ibis
venerated
by
ancient
Egyptians
ballroom
dance
hall
dance
palace
large
room
used
mainly
for
dancing
dance
floor
a
bare
floor
polished
for
dancing
synagogue
temple
tabernacle
(Judaism)
the
place
of
worship
for
a
Jewish
congregation
temple
place
of
worship
consisting
of
an
edifice
for
the
worship
of
a
deity
temple
an
edifice
devoted
to
special
or
exalted
purposes
Temple
of
Apollo
Oracle
of
Apollo
Delphic
oracle
oracle
of
Delphi
(Greek
mythology)
the
oracle
at
Delphi
where
a
priestess
supposedly
delivered
messages
from
Apollo
to
those
who
sought
advice,
the
messages
were
usually
obscure
or
ambiguous
Temple
of
Artemis
a
large
temple
at
Ephesus
that
was
said
to
be
one
of
the
seven
wonders
of
the
ancient
world
Temple
of
Jerusalem
Temple
of
Solomon
any
of
three
successive
temples
in
Jerusalem
that
served
as
the
primary
center
for
Jewish
worship,
the
first
temple
contained
the
Ark
of
the
Covenant
and
was
built
by
Solomon
in
the
th
century
BC
and
destroyed
by
Nebuchadnezzar
in
BC,
the
second
was
built
in
BC
and
the
third
was
an
enlargement
by
Herod
the
Great
inBC
that
was
destroyed
by
the
Romans
during
a
Jewish
revolt
in
AD
,
all
that
remains
is
the
Wailing
Wall
temple
the
flat
area
on
either
side
of
the
forehead,
the
veins
in
his
temple
throbbed
sacred
text
sacred
writing
religious
writing
religious
text
writing
that
is
venerated
for
the
worship
of
a
deity
scripture
sacred
scripture
any
writing
that
is
regarded
as
sacred
by
a
religious
group
Doctor
of
Sacred
Theology
STD
a
doctor's
degree
in
theology,
STD
is
from
the
Latin
Sanctae
Theologiae
Doctor
fairytale
fairy
tale
fairy
story
cock-and-bull
story
song
and
dance
an
interesting
but
highly
implausible
story,
often
told
as
an
excuse
song
and
dance
theatrical
performance
combining
singing
and
dancing
dance
an
artistic
form
of
nonverbal
communication
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