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Definition
Synonym
Gothic
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
gothisch
gothic
Gotik (Schriftart)
gothic
gotisch
adj
Gothic
neugotisch
adj
neo-
Gothic
spätgotisch
adj
late
Gothic
Neogotik
f
arch.
Gothic
Revival
Neugotik
f
neo-
Gothic
style
Gotik
f
Gothic
style,
Gothic
period
Gotik
f
Gothic
style;
Gothic
period
die schönste gotische Kirche
the most superb
Gothic
church
Schauerroman
m
Schauerromane
pl
shocker,
Gothic
novel
shockers
Neugotik
f
; Neogotik
f
arch.
neo-
Gothic
style;
Gothic
Revival
Schauerroman
m
Schauerromane
pl
shocker;
Gothic
novel
shockers
gotisch
adj
ostgotisch
westgotisch
Gothic
Ostro
gothic
Visi
gothic
Frakturschrift
f
; Fraktura
f
; Fraktur
f
; gotische Schrift
comp.
print
black letter (type); Old English letter;
Gothic
German type print text;
Gothic
script
Roman
m
lit.
Romane
pl
Abenteuerroman
m
Agentenroman
m
; Spionageroman
m
Bildungsroman
m
Briefroman
m
Detektivroman
m
Entwicklungsroman
m
Fortsetzungsroman
m
Gegenwartsroman
m
Groschenroman
m
; Heftroman
m
; Hintertreppenroman
m
; Kitschroman
m
; Billigroman
m
lit.
Heimatroman
m
Kolportageroman
m
Kriminalroman
m
lit.
Künstlerroman
m
Kurzroman
m
Liebesroman
m
Mitschreibroman
m
; Interaktivroman
m
Schauerroman
m
; Gruselroman
m
lit.
Schlüsselroman
m
Schmunzelroman
m
Schundroman
m
; Kitschroman
m
Sittenroman
m
novel
novels
adventure novel
cloak-and-dagger novel
coming-of-age novel; bildungsroman
epistolary novel
private detective novel; private investigator novel; PI novel
entwicklungsroman; development novel
serial novel; serial
contemporary novel
penny dreadful; dime novel
Am.
rural novel; regional novel
serialized pulp novel
detective novel; mystery novel
Künstlerroman; artist novel
short novel
romantic novel
write-along novel; collaborative novel
horror novel;
Gothic
novel
roman a clef
funny novel
trashy novel; pulp novel
novel of matters
Gewölbe
n
(gewölbte Gebäudedecke)
arch.
Gewölbe
pl
abgeflachtes Gewölbe; gedrücktes Gewölbe
achtteiliges Gewölbe
dreiteiliges Gewölbe
einfaches Gewölbe
ellipsoidisches Gewölbe
Fächergewölbe
n
; Strahlengewölbe
n
Gegengewölbe
n
; verkehrtes Gewölbe
gerades Gewölbe
Gewölbe mit schmalen Zwischenrippen
gewundenes Gewölbe
gotisches Gewölbe
halb geschlossenes Gewölbe
konisches Gewölbe
konoidisches Gewölbe
offenes Gewölbe
parabolisches Gewölbe
Scheingewölbe
n
scheitgerechtes Gewölbe; scheitrechtes Gewölbe
schiefwinkeliges Gewölbe
schräges Gewölbe
sechsteiliges Gewölbe
selbsttragendes Gewölbe
Steingewölbe
n
überhobenes Gewölbe; überhöhtes Gewölbe
unterschrägtes Gewölbe; halbhoch gekreuztes Gewölbe
verankertes Gewölbe
vierteiliges Gewölbe
viertelteiliges Gewölbe
walzenförmiges Gewölbe; zylindrisches Gewölbe
zusammengesetztes Gewölbe
vault (arched ceiling)
vaults
surbased vault
octopartite vault
tripartite vault
simple vault
ellipsoid vault
fan-tracery vault
countervault
direct vault
lierne vault
helical vault
pointed
Gothic
vault
half open vault
conical vault
conoidal vault
vault on pillars
parabolic vault
blind vault
straight vault; jack vault
skew-arched vault
rampant vault
sexpartite vault
self-supporting vault
stone vault
surmounted vault
unterpitch vault; Welsh groin
grappled vault
quadripartite vault
cul-de-four
cylindrical vault
compound vault
Deutsche
gothisch Synonyme
Englische
gothic Synonyme
Gothic
Neanderthal
Philistine
Victorian
animal
antediluvian
antiquated
antique
archaic
barbarian
barbaric
barbarous
baroque
bestial
bizarre
bookless
brain-born
brutal
brutish
classical
coarse
crude
deceived
dream-built
extravagant
fanciful
fancy-born
fancy-built
fancy-woven
fantasque
fantastic
florid
fossil
fossilized
functionally illiterate
grammarless
grotesque
grown old
heathen
hoodwinked
ill-bred
ill-educated
illiterate
impolite
led astray
lowbrow
maggoty
medieval
mid-Victorian
misinformed
misinstructed
mistaught
noncivilized
nonintellectual
notional
of other times
old-world
outlandish
pagan
petrified
preposterous
primitive
rococo
rough-and-ready
rude
savage
superannuated
troglodytic
unbooked
unbookish
unbooklearned
unbriefed
uncivil
uncivilized
uncombed
uncouth
uncultivated
uncultured
unedified
uneducated
unerudite
unguided
uninstructed
unintellectual
unkempt
unlearned
unlettered
unlicked
unliterary
unpolished
unread
unrefined
unscholarly
unschooled
unstudious
untamed
untaught
untutored
whimsical
wild
Gothic Definition
Gothic
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
the
Goths
Gothic
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
style
of
architecture
with
pointed
arches,
steep
roofs,
windows
large
in
proportion
to
the
wall
spaces,
and,
generally,
great
height
in
proportion
to
the
other
dimensions
--
prevalent
in
Western
Europe
from
about
1200
to
1475
a.
d.
See
Illust.
of
Abacus,
and
Capital.
Gothic
(
n.
)
The
language
of
the
Goths
Gothic
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
square-cut
type,
with
no
hair
lines.
Gothic
(
n.
)
The
style
described
in
Gothic
,
a.,
2.
Gothic Bedeutung
Gothic
arch
a
pointed
arch,
usually
has
a
joint
(instead
of
a
keystone)
at
the
apex
Gothic
Gothic
architecture
a
style
of
architecture
developed
in
northern
France
that
spread
throughout
Europe
between
the
th
and
th
centuries,
characterized
by
slender
vertical
piers
and
counterbalancing
buttresses
and
by
vaulting
and
pointed
arches
perpendicular
perpendicular
style
English-
Gothic
English-
Gothic
architecture
a
Gothic
style
in
th
and
th
century
England,
characterized
by
vertical
lines
and
a
fourentered
(Tudor)
arch
and
fan
vaulting
Gothic
romance
a
romance
that
deals
with
desolate
and
mysterious
and
grotesque
events
Gothic
black
letter
a
heavy
typeface
in
use
from
th
to
th
centuries
Gothic
extinct
East
Germanic
language
of
the
ancient
Goths,
the
only
surviving
record
being
fragments
of
a
thentury
translation
of
the
Bible
by
Bishop
Ulfilas
Gothic
romancer
a
writer
of
Gothic
romances
gothic
characterized
by
gloom
and
mystery
and
the
grotesque,
gothic
novels
like
`Frankenstein'
medieval
mediaeval
gothic
as
if
belonging
to
the
Middle
Ages,
old-fashioned
and
unenlightened,
a
medieval
attitude
toward
dating
Gothic
of
or
relating
to
the
Goths,
Gothic
migrations
Gothic
of
or
relating
to
the
language
of
the
ancient
Goths,
the
Gothic
Bible
translation
Gothic
characteristic
of
the
style
of
type
commonly
used
for
printing
German
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