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Stiftsherr
canon
Kirchenrecht n
canon law
Stiftsherr m
Stiftsherren pl
canon
canons
Domherr m
canon, capitular Am.
Domherr m; Domkapitular m relig.
canon; capitular Am.
Kanon m mus.
Kanons pl
canon, round
canons, rounds
Kanon m mus.
Kanons pl
canon; round
canons; rounds
Wertekanon m soc.
canon of values; set of values
Bibelkanon m relig.
biblical canon; canon of scripture
Rechenregel f; Algorithmus m; Kanon m math.
Rechenregeln pl; Algorithmen pl; Kanonen pl
algorithm; canon
algorithms; canons
Doktor beider Rechte
JUD : juris utriesque doctor, Doctor of Canon and Civil Law
Glockenzapfen m; Glockenkrone f; Glockenhenkel m
car of a the bell; canon of a the bell; crown of a the bell
Kirchenpatronat n jur.
right of patronage in Roman Catholic canon law; jus patronatus
Rechenregel f; Algorithmus m; Kanon m math.
Rechenregeln pl; Algorithmen pl; Kanonen pl
evolutionärer Algorithmus EA
algorithm; canon
algorithms; canons
evolutionary algorithm EA
Belichtungsmessung f photo.
Belichtungsmessung durchs Objektiv; TTL-Belichtungsmessung f
Mehrfeld-Belichtungsmessung; Mehrfeldmessung f
exposure metering measurement reading; exposure meter reading; measuring exposure
through-the-lens exposure metering; TTL exposure metering
evaluative metering (Canon)
Rechtsexperte m; Experte m für Rechtsfragen; Jurist m (als Fachausbildung) jur.
Rechtsexperten pl; Experten pl für Rechtsfragen; Juristen pl
Kirchenrechtler m; Kanonist m geh.
Verfassungsjurist m
legal expert; expert in law; jurist
legal experts; expert in laws; jurists
church jurist; canon jurist; canonist; expert in canon law
constitutional expert; constitutional jurist
Kanon m mus.
Kanons pl
freier Kanon
Fächerkanon m
Krebskanon m
Proportionskanon m
Spiegelkanon m
Tischkanon m; Tafelkanon m; Spiegelkrebskanon m
Zirkelkanon m
etw. kanonisch behandeln
round (simple, unaccompanied); canon (more complex, accompanied)
rounds; canons
free canon
spiral canon
crab canon
mensuration canon
mirror canon
table canon; canon by retrograde inversion
circle canon; circular canon
to treat sth. in canon
Recht n, Anrecht n, Berechtigung f
Rechte pl, Anrechte pl
sicher begründetes Anrecht, zustehendes Recht
absolutes Recht, uneingeschränktes Recht
ausschließliches Recht
kanonisches Recht
im Recht sein
das Recht haben zu
zu seinem Recht kommen
zu seinem Recht kommen
Recht behalten, recht behalten alt
Recht geltend machen
von einem Recht zurücktreten
right
rights
vested right
absolute right
exclusive right
canon law
to be in the right
to have the right to, to be entitled to
to gain redress
to come into one's own
to be proved right, to be right, to be proved correct
to assert a right
to waive a right
Doktor m Dr. ; Doktorin f
Doktoren pl; Doktorinnen pl
seinen Doktor machen
Doktor der Rechte Dr. jur.
Doktor der Medizin Dr. med.
Doktor der Philosophie Dr. phil.
Doktor der Naturwissenschaften Dr. rer.nat.
Doktor der Theologie Dr. theol.
Doktor der Zahnmedizin
Doktor des Zivilrechts Dr. jur.
Doktor beider Rechte
Doktor der Literaturwissenschaften
doctor Dr ; doc coll.
doctors; docs
to take one's doctor's degree; to take one's doctorate
Doctor of Laws LL.D; LL.D ; Doctor of Jurisprudence Am. J.D. ; legum doctor
Doctor of Medicine; medicinae doctor MD
Doctor of Philosophy DPhil; PhD; Ph.D; DPh
Doctor of Science DSc; ScD
Doctor of Divinity DD
Doctor of Dental Surgery DDS
Doctor of Civil Law DCL ; juris civilis doctor JCD
juris utriesque doctor JUD ; Doctor of Canon and Civil Law
Doctor of Letters Doctor of Literature DLit
Doktor m Dr. ; Doktorin f
Doktoren pl; Doktorinnen pl
seinen Doktor machen
Doktor der Rechtswissenschaft(en); Doktor der Rechte; Doktor des Rechts Dr. jur. Dr. iur.
Doktor der Medizin Dr. med.
Doktor der Philosophie Dr. phil.
Doktor der Naturwissenschaften Dr. rer. nat. Dr phil. nat. Dt. rare
Doktor der Theologie Dr. theol.
Doktor der Zahnmedizin
Doktor beider Rechte Dr. iur. utr. JVD (Zivilrecht und Kirchenrecht)
Forschungsdoktor der Geisteswissenschaften
Forschungsdoktor des Zivilrechts
doctor Dr ; doc coll.
doctors; docs
to take one's doctor's degree; to take one's doctorate
Doctor of Laws LLD LLD ; Doctor of Jurisprudence JD Am.; legum doctor
Doctor of Medicine; medicinae doctor MD
Doctor of Philosophy DPhil; PhD; Ph.D; DPh
Doctor of Science DSc ScD ; PhD in the sciences
Doctor of Divinity DD
Doctor of Dental Surgery DDS
juris utriusque doctor JUD (civil and canon law)
Doctor of Letters DLit DLitt LitD Litt.D
Doctor of Civil Law DCL ; juris civilis doctor JCD Br. Am. Can.
Recht n jur.
geltendes Recht
nach geltendem Recht
nach deutschem Recht
universelles Recht; allgemeines Recht
Zivilrecht n; bürgerliches Recht
internationales Recht
kanonisches Recht
totes Recht
Recht und Ordnung
Recht und Ordnung schaffen
nach deutschem Recht
von Rechts wegen
Recht des Gerichtsorts (Recht das am Gerichtsort gilt)
Recht des Handlungsorts (eines Rechtsakts)
Recht des Erfüllungsortes Vertragsortes
Recht des Tatorts (einer unerlaubten Handlung)
Recht des Arbeitsortes
Recht der Währung (einer Schuld)
Recht des Belegenheitsortes (einer Sache)
Recht des Erfüllungsortes
Recht des Eheschließungsortes
Recht des Kfz-Abstellortes
Recht der Staatsangehörigkeit
das angemessenerweise anzuwendende Recht
kodifiziertes Recht
ungeschriebenes Recht (Gewohnheitsrecht Judikatur)
law
applicable law
as the law stands
in German law; under German law
universal law; general law
civil law
international law
canon law
dead letter; dead letter law
law and order
to impose law and order
under German law
by law; by rights
lex fori
lex actus
lex contractus
lex delicti
lex laboris
lex monetae
lex rei sitae; lex situs
lex solutionis
lex loci celebrations
law of the garage; lex loci stabuli
the law of the nationality; lex patriae
the proper law; lex propria
lex scripta Am.
lex non scripta
Recht n; Lex n (in Zusammensetzungen) (ein bestimmtes Rechtsgebiet) jur.
geltendes Recht
Gesellschaftsrecht n
kodizifiertes Recht; gesetztes Recht
nichtkodifiziertes Recht; gewachsenes Recht (Gewohnheitsrecht und Judikatur)
materielles Recht
subsidiär geltendes Recht
nach geltendem Recht
nach deutschem Recht
Richterrecht n
Umweltrecht n
universelles Recht; allgemeines Recht
Vereinsrecht n
Zivilrecht n; bürgerliches Recht
internationales Recht
kanonisches Recht
totes Recht
nach deutschem Recht
von Rechts wegen
Recht des Gerichtsorts (Recht, das am Gerichtsort gilt)
Recht des Handlungsorts (eines Rechtsakts)
Recht des Erfüllungsortes Vertragsortes
Recht des Tatorts (einer unerlaubten Handlung)
Recht des Arbeitsortes
Recht der Währung (einer Schuld)
Recht des Belegenheitsortes (einer Sache)
Recht des Erfüllungsortes
Recht des Eheschließungsortes
Recht des Kfz-Abstellortes
Recht der Staatsangehörigkeit
das angemessenerweise anzuwendende Recht
law; lex (in compounds) (a particular legal area)
applicable law
company law; corporate law
statute law; statutory law; lex scripta
common law; lex non scripta
substantive law
subsidiary law
as the law stands
in German law; under German law
case law
environmental law
universal law; general law
associations law
civil law
international law
canon law
dead letter; dead letter law
under German law
by law; by rights
lex fori
lex actus
lex contractus
lex delicti
lex laboris
lex monetae
lex rei sitae; lex situs
lex solutionis
lex loci celebrations
law of the garage; lex loci stabuli
the law of the nationality; lex patriae
the proper law; lex propria

Deutsche Stiftsherr Synonyme

Englische canon Synonyme

Canon  Agnus Dei  Alleluia  Anamnesis  Blessing  Collect  Communion  Consecration  Credo  Dismissal  Epistle  Fraction  Gloria  Gospel  Gradual  Introit  Kyrie  Kyrie Eleison  Last Gospel  Lavabo  Offertory  Paternoster  Pax  Post-Communion  Preface  Sanctus  Secreta  Tersanctus  Tract  
canon  Bible  Douay Bible  Festschrift  Grand Penitentiary  Holy Father  Holy Scripture  Holy Writ  King James Version  Procrustean law  Revised Standard Version  Revised Version  Scripture  Sefer Torah  Septuagint  Testament  Torah  Torah scroll  Virginal  Vulgate  a belief  abuna  act  album  ana  analects  anthology  antipope  archbishop  archdeacon  archpriest  article of faith  assize  axiom  barometer  beauties  bill  bishop  bishop coadjutor  breviary  bylaw  cardinal  cardinal bishop  cardinal deacon  cardinal priest  catch  chaplain  check  chrestomathy  church book  coadjutor  code  collectanea  collected works  collection  commandment  compilation  complete works  convention  criterion  curate  dean  decree  decretum  degree  delectus  dictate  dictation  dictum  diocesan  doctrine  dogma  ecclesiarch  edict  enactment  euchologion  euchology  exarch  farse  florilegium  flowers  form  formality  formula  formulary  fugato  fugue  garden  garland  gauge  general principle  golden rule  graduated scale  guideline  guiding principle  hierarch  high priest  imperative  institution  jus  law  law of nature  lectionary  legislation  lex  litany  machzor  manual  maxim  measure  metropolitan  miscellanea  miscellany  missal  mitzvah  model  moral  norm  norma  omnibus  order of nature  ordinal  ordinance  ordonnance  papa  parameter  patriarch  pattern  penitentiary  photograph album  pontiff  pontifical  pope  prayer book  prebendary  precept  prelate  prescribed form  prescript  prescription  primate  principium  principle  quantity  quotation book  reading  readout  rector  regulation  ritual  rituale  rondeau  rondelet  rondino  rondo  rondoletto  round  roundelay  rubric  rule  ruling  rural dean  scale  scrapbook  service book  set form  settled principle  siddur  standard  standing order  statute  subdean  suffragan  symposium  teaching  tenet  test  the Book  the Good Book  the Scriptures  the Word  touchstone  troll  type  universal law  value  vicar    
canonical  Biblical  Christian  Gospel  Mariological  Mosaic  New-Testament  Old-Testament  abbatial  abbatical  accepted  apocalyptic  apostolic  approved  archiepiscopal  authentic  authoritative  binding  canonic  capitular  capitulary  churchly  clerical  confessional  conventional  correct  creedal  customary  dictated  didactic  divine  doctrinal  doctrinary  dogmatic  ecclesiastic  episcopal  episcopalian  evangelic  evangelical  evangelistic  faithful  firm  formulary  gospel  hard and fast  inspired  instructive  literal  mandatory  ministerial  of the faith  official  orthodox  orthodoxical  pastoral  physicotheological  preceptive  prelatial  prelatic  prescribed  prescript  prescriptive  priest-ridden  priestish  priestly  proper  prophetic  rabbinic  received  regulation  religious  revealed  revelational  right  rubric  sacerdotal  sanctioned  scriptural  sound  standard  statutory  textual  textuary  theological  theopneustic  traditional  traditionalistic  true  true-blue  ultramontane  
canonicate  abbacy  archbishopric  archdeaconry  archiepiscopacy  archiepiscopate  bishopdom  bishopric  canonry  cardinalship  chaplaincy  chaplainship  curacy  deaconry  deaconship  deanery  deanship  episcopacy  episcopate  pastorate  pastorship  prebend  prebendaryship  prelacy  prelateship  prelature  presbyterate  presbytery  primacy  rectorate  rectorship  vicariate  vicarship  
canonize  aggrandize  apotheose  apotheosize  beatify  bless  cleanse  consecrate  crown  dedicate  deify  devote  elevate  ennoble  enshrine  enthrone  exalt  frock  glamorize  glorify  hallow  immortalize  lionize  magnify  make legendary  ordain  purify  raise  saint  sanctify  set apart  set up  throne  uplift  

canon Definition

Canon
(n.) A law or rule.
Canon
(n.) A law, or rule of doctrine or discipline, enacted by a council and confirmed by the pope or the sovereign
Canon
(n.) The collection of books received as genuine Holy Scriptures, called the sacred canon, or general rule of moral and religious duty, given by inspiration
Canon
(n.) In monasteries, a book containing the rules of a religious order.
Canon
(n.) A catalogue of saints acknowledged and canonized in the Roman Catholic Church.
Canon
(n.) A member of a cathedral chapter
Canon
(n.) A musical composition in which the voices begin one after another, at regular intervals, successively taking up the same subject. It either winds up with a coda (tailpiece), or, as each voice finishes, commences anew, thus forming a perpetual fugue or round. It is the strictest form of imitation. See Imitation.
Canon
(n.) The largest size of type having a specific name
Canon
(n.) The part of a bell by which it is suspended
Canon
(n.) See Carom.
Canon bit
() That part of a bit which is put in a horse's mouth.
Canon bone
() The shank bone, or great bone above the fetlock, in the fore and hind legs of the horse and allied animals, corresponding to the middle metacarpal or metatarsal bone of most mammals. See Horse.

canon Bedeutung

canon a collection of books accepted as holy scripture especially the books of the Bible recognized by any Christian church as genuine and inspired
canon a complete list of saints that have been recognized by the Roman Catholic Church
canon a rule or especially body of rules or principles generally established as valid and fundamental in a field or art or philosophy, the neoclassical canon, canons of polite society
canon a contrapuntal piece of music in which a melody in one part is imitated exactly in other parts
enigma canon
enigmatic canon
enigmatical canon
riddle canon
a canon in which the entrances of successive parts were indicated by cryptic symbols and devices (popular in the th and th centuries)
canon law
ecclesiastical law
the body of codified laws governing the affairs of a Christian church
canyon
canon
a ravine formed by a river in an area with little rainfall
canon a priest who is a member of a cathedral chapter
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