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Definition
Synonym
Wei�schwanz Zwergkaiserfisch
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Brauner Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Centropyge multispinis)
zool.
bluefin (dwarf) angel
Brauner Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Centropyge multispinis)
zool.
blue fin (dwarf) angel
Zebra-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Centropyge multifasciatus)
zool.
banded (dwarf) angel
Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge spp.)
zool.
dwarf angel
Weißschwanz-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Centropyge flavicauda)
zool.
yellowtail pygmy angel
Flammenrücken-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Centropyge aurantonota)
zool.
fireball (dwarf) angel
Mondstrahl-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Centropyge flavopectoralis)
zool.
yellowfin pygmy angel
Australischer Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Chaetodontoplus duboulayi)
zool.
scribbled angel
Hawaii-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Hawaii-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge fisheri)
zool.
fisheri (dwarf) angel
Guam-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Shepards Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge shepardi)
zool.
Shepard's (dwarf) angel
Hawaii-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Hawaii-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge fisheri)
zool.
fisheri (dwarf) angel
Feuer-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Flammen-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge loriculus)
zool.
flame (dwarf) angel
Guam-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Shepards Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge shepardi)
zool.
Shepard's (dwarf ) angel
Feuer-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Flammen-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge loriculus)
zool.
flame (dwarf) angel
Saphir-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Ascension-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge resplendens)
zool.
resplendent (dwarf) angel
Saphir-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Ascension-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge resplendens)
zool.
resplendent (dwarf) angel
Zitronen-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Zitronen-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge flavissima)
zool.
lemon peel (dwarf) angel
Rotbrauner Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Rotbrauner Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge ferrugata)
zool.
rusty (dwarf) angel
Schwarzer Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Mitternachts-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Centropyge nox)
zool.
black (dwarf) angel
Rotbrauner Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Rotbrauner Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge ferrugata)
zool.
rusty (dwarf) angel
Perlen-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Perlschuppen-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Centropyge vroliki)
zool.
half black (dwarf) angel
Schwarzer Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Mitternachts-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Centropyge nox)
zool.
black (dwarf) angel
Goldbrauner Herzogfisch
m
; Goldstreifen-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Centropyge aurantia)
zool.
golden (dwarf) angel
Perlen-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Perlschuppen-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Centropyge vroliki)
zool.
half black (dwarf) angel
Goldbrauner Herzogfisch
m
, Goldstreifen-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Centropyge aurantia)
zool.
golden (dwarf) angel
Zebra-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Centropyge multifasciatus)
zool.
Zebra-Zwergkaiserfische
pl
banded (dwarf) angel
banded angels
Orangerücken-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Orangerücken-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge acanthops)
zool.
flameback (dwarf) angel
Orangerücken-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Orangerücken-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge acanthops)
zool.
flameback (dwarf) angel
Sternchen-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
(Chaetodontoplus personifer, Chaetodontoplus meridithi)
zool.
personifer angel
Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge spp.)
zool.
Zwergkaiserfische
pl
; Herzogfische
pl
dwarf angel
dwarf angels
Goldener Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Heralds Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Goldener Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge heraldi)
zool.
yellow (dwarf) angel
Potters Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Rosetten-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Rosetten-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge potteri)
zool.
Potter's (dwarf) angel
Potters Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Rosetten-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Rosetten-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge potteri)
zool.
Potter's (dwarf) angel
Goldener Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Heralds Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Goldener Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge heraldi)
zool.
yellow (dwarf) angel
Schmuck-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Orangestreifen-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Schmuck-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge eibli)
zool.
red stripe (dwarf) angel
Schmuck-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Orangestreifen-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Schmuck-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge eibli)
zool.
red stripe (dwarf) angel
Bunter Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Vielfarben-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Vielfarbiger Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge multicolor)
zool.
multicolor dwarf angel
Bunter Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Vielfarben-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Vielfarbiger Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge multicolor)
zool.
multicolor dwarf angel
Schlüsselloch-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Leuchtfleck-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Leuchtfleck-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge tibicen)
zool.
tibicen (dwarf) angel
Schlüsselloch-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Leuchtfleck-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Leuchtfleck-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge tibicen)
zool.
tibicen (dwarf) angel
Blauschwarzer Streifen-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Kennedys Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Blauschwarzer Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge bispinosa)
zool.
coral beauty
Blauschwarzer Streifen-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Kennedys Zwergkaiserfisch
m
, Blauschwarzer Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge bispinosa)
zool.
coral beauty
Zitronen-Zwergkaiserfisch
m
; Zitronen-Herzogfisch
m
(Centropyge flavissima)
zool.
Zitronen-Zwergkaiserfische
pl
; Zitronen-Herzogfische
pl
lemon peel (dwarf) angel
lemon peel angels
Deutsche
Wei�schwanz Zwergkaiserfisch Synonyme
Rute
ÂSchwanz
ÂSchweif
(sich)
zurücknehmen
Âden
Schwanz
einziehen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âfeige
sein
Âmauern
(umgangssprachlich)
Âsich
nicht
trauen
Glied
Âmännliches
Glied
ÂPenis
ÂPhallus
(fachsprachlich)
ÂPimmel
(derb)
ÂPimmelmann
(derb)
ÂRiemen
(vulgär)
ÂSchwanz
(derb)
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bluefin angel Synonyme
Wei�schwanz Zwergkaiserfisch Definition
Angel
(
n.
)
A
messenger.
Angel
(
n.
)
A
spiritual,
celestial
being,
superior
to
man
in
power
and
intelligence.
In
the
Scriptures
the
angels
appear
as
God's
messengers.
Angel
(
n.
)
One
of
a
class
of
"fallen
angels
Angel
(
n.
)
A
minister
or
pastor
of
a
church,
as
in
the
Seven
Asiatic
churches.
Angel
(
n.
)
Attendant
spirit
Angel
(
n.
)
An
appellation
given
to
a
person
supposed
to
be
of
angelic
goodness
or
loveliness
Angel
(
n.
)
An
ancient
gold
coin
of
England,
bearing
the
figure
of
the
archangel
Michael.
It
varied
in
value
from
6s.
8d.
to
10s.
Angel
fish
(
)
See
under
Angel.
Bluefin
(
n.
)
A
species
of
whitefish
(Coregonus
nigripinnis)
found
in
Lake
Michigan.
Dwarf
(
n.
)
An
animal
or
plant
which
is
much
below
the
ordinary
size
of
its
species
or
kind
Dwarf
(
v.
t.)
To
hinder
from
growing
to
the
natural
size
Dwarf
(
v.
i.)
To
become
small
bluefin (dwarf) angel Bedeutung
dwarf
a
plant
or
animal
that
is
atypically
small
onion
yellow-dwarf
virus
the
virus
that
produces
stunting
and
yellowing
of
the
leaves
of
onion
plants
potato
yellow-dwarf
virus
the
virus
that
produces
stunting
and
yellowing
of
the
leaves
of
potato
plants
dwarf
pipefish
Syngnathus
hildebrandi
small
(
inches)
fish
found
off
the
Florida
Gulf
Coast
angel
shark
angelfish
Squatina
squatina
monkfish
sharks
with
broad
flat
bodies
and
winglike
pectoral
fins
but
that
swim
the
way
sharks
do
dwarf
sperm
whale
Kogia
simus
very
small
(to
feet)
sperm
whale
of
central
coasts
of
Atlantic
and
Pacific
kangaroo
mouse
dwarf
pocket
rat
small
silky-haired
pouched
rodent,
similar
to
but
smaller
than
kangaroo
rats
anoa
dwarf
buffalo
Anoa
depressicornis
small
buffalo
of
the
Celebes
having
small
straight
horns
bluefin
bluefin
tuna
horse
mackerel
Thunnus
thynnus
largest
tuna,
to
pounds,
of
mostly
temperate
seas:
feed
in
polar
regions
but
breed
in
tropics
amobarbital
sodium
blue
blue
angel
blue
devil
Amytal
the
sodium
salt
of
amobarbital
that
is
used
as
a
barbiturate,
used
as
a
sedative
and
a
hypnotic
phencyclidine
phencyclidine
hydrochloride
PCP
angel
dust
a
drug
used
as
an
anesthetic
by
veterinarians,
illicitly
taken
(originally
in
the
form
of
powder
or
`dust')
for
its
effects
as
a
hallucinogen
angel
cake
angel
food
cake
a
light
sponge
cake
made
without
egg
yolks
bluefin
bluefin
tuna
flesh
of
very
large
tuna
Angel
Angel
Falls
the
highest
waterfall,
has
more
than
one
leap,
flow
varies
seasonally
red
dwarf
red
dwarf
star
a
small,
old,
relatively
cool
star,
approximately
times
the
mass
of
Jupiter
white
dwarf
white
dwarf
star
a
faint
star
of
enormous
density
angel
spiritual
being
attendant
upon
God
guardian
spirit
guardian
angel
an
angel
believed
to
have
special
affection
for
a
particular
individual
gnome
dwarf
a
legendary
creature
resembling
a
tiny
old
man,
lives
in
the
depths
of
the
earth
and
guards
buried
treasure
angel
backer
invests
in
a
theatrical
production
dwarf
midget
nanus
a
person
who
is
markedly
small
pituitary
dwarf
hypophysial
dwarf
Levi-Lorrain
dwarf
a
dwarf
whose
condition
is
caused
by
a
deficiency
of
growth
hormones,
rather
than
by
genetic
factors
(as
in
the
case
of
the
achondroplastic
dwarf)
primordial
dwarf
hypoplastic
dwarf
true
dwarf
normal
dwarf
an
achondroplastic
dwarf
whose
small
size
is
the
result
of
a
genetic
defect,
body
parts
and
mental
and
sexual
development
are
normal
saint
holy
man
holy
person
angel
person
of
exceptional
holiness
Swiss
mountain
pine
mountain
pine
dwarf
mountain
pine
mugho
pine
mugo
pine
Pinus
mugo
low
shrubby
pine
of
central
Europe
with
short
bright
green
needles
in
bunches
of
two
dwarf
juniper
savin
Juniperus
sabina
procumbent
or
spreading
juniper
ground
cedar
dwarf
juniper
Juniperus
communis
depressa
a
procumbent
variety
of
the
common
juniper
Tasman
dwarf
pine
Microstrobos
niphophilus
small
shrub
or
Tasmania
having
short
stiff
branches
bristly
sarsaparilla
bristly
sarsparilla
dwarf
elder
Aralia
hispida
bristly
herb
of
eastern
and
central
North
America
having
black
fruit
and
medicinal
bark
woolly
daisy
dwarf
daisy
Antheropeas
wallacei
Eriophyllum
wallacei
tiny
grey
woolly
tufted
annual
with
small
golden-yellow
flower
heads,
southeastern
California
to
northwestern
Arizona
and
southwestern
Utah,
sometimes
placed
in
genus
Eriophyllum
lamb
succory
dwarf
nipplewort
Arnoseris
minima
small
European
herb
with
small
yellow
flowers
dwarf
hulsea
Hulsea
nana
similar
to
but
smaller
than
alpine
hulsea
dwarf
dandelion
Krigia
dandelion
Krigia
bulbosa
small
yellow-flowered
herb
resembling
dandelions
of
central
and
southeastern
United
States
dwarf
bilberry
dwarf
blueberry
Vaccinium
caespitosum
low-growing
tufted
deciduous
shrub
of
northern
and
alpine
North
America
having
pink
to
coraled
flowers
followed
by
sweet
blue
berries
Allegheny
chinkapin
eastern
chinquapin
chinquapin
dwarf
chestnut
Castanea
pumila
shrubby
chestnut
tree
of
southeastern
United
States
having
small
edible
nuts
dwarf
golden
chinkapin
Chrysolepis
sempervirens
evergreen
shrub
similar
to
golden
chinkapin,
mountains
of
California
dwarf
chinkapin
oak
dwarf
chinquapin
oak
dwarf
oak
Quercus
prinoides
deciduous
shrubby
tree
of
northeastern
and
central
United
States
having
a
sweet
edible
nut
and
often
forming
dense
thickets
Newfoundland
dwarf
birch
American
dwarf
birch
Betula
glandulosa
small
shrub
of
colder
parts
of
North
America
and
Greenland
dwarf
banana
Musa
acuminata
low-growing
Asian
banana
tree
cultivated
especially
in
the
West
Indies
for
its
clusters
of
edible
yellow
fruit
angel-wing
begonia
Begonia
cocchinea
South
American
fibrousooted
begonias
having
prominent
basal
leaf
lobes
suggesting
angels'
wings
and
racemes
of
coraled
flowers
Siberian
elm
Chinese
elm
dwarf
elm
Ulmus
pumila
fast-growing
shrubby
Asian
tree
naturalized
in
United
States
for
shelter
or
ornament
dwarf
iris
Iris
cristata
low-growing
summer-flowering
iris
of
northeastern
United
States
dwarf
iris
vernal
iris
Iris
verna
low-growing
spring-flowering
American
iris
with
bright
blue-lilac
flowers
dwarf
tulip
Tulipa
armena
Tulipa
suaveolens
small
early
blooming
tulip
dwarf-white
trillium
snow
trillium
early
wakeobin
a
low
perennial
white-flowered
trillium
found
in
the
southeastern
United
States
dwarf
flowering
almond
Prunus
glandulosa
small
Chinese
shrub
with
smooth
unfurrowed
dark
red
fruit
grown
especially
for
its
red
or
pink
or
white
flowers
Russian
almond
dwarf
Russian
almond
Prunus
tenella
Asiatic
shrub
cultivated
for
its
rosy
red
flowers
cloudberry
dwarf
mulberry
bakeapple
baked-apple
berry
salmonberry
Rubus
chamaemorus
creeping
raspberry
of
north
temperate
regions
with
yellow
or
orange
berries
dwarf
elder
danewort
Sambucus
ebulus
dwarf
herbaceous
elder
of
Europe
having
pink
flowers
and
a
nauseous
odor
dwarf
willow
Salix
herbacea
widely
distributed
boreal
shrubby
willow
with
partially
underground
creeping
stems
and
bright
green
glossy
leaves
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