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Deutsche Rest Ãœberrest Synonyme

Ãœberbleibsel  ÂÃœberrest  ÂRückstand  ÂRelikt  ÂResiduum  ÂRest  ÂRestbestand  ÂRudiment  
Ãœberbleibsel  ÂÃœberrest  
rest  
Ausschuss  ÂRest  ÂReste  
residual  ÂRest...  Ârestlich  
gerade  (Zahl)  Âohne  Rest  durch  zwei  teilbar  
überwinden  Âbesiegen  Âbezwingen  Âden  Rest  geben  (umgangssprachlich)  Âerobern  Âfertigmachen  (umgangssprachlich)  Âschlagen  
at rest  abed  asleep  asleep in Jesus  at ease  at home  bereft of life  breathless  called home  calm  
rest assured  aller sans dire  aspire to  bank on  be axiomatic  be certain  be confident  be convinced  be satisfied  bet on  
rest home  VA hospital  almshouse  asylum  base hospital  clinic  community hospital  convalescent home  convalescent hospital  evacuation hospital  
rest on  abut on  bank on  be based on  be contingent on  be dependent on  be predicated on  bear on  bear upon  bestraddle  
rest room  WC  backhouse  bagnio  balneae  balneum  basement  bath  bathhouse  bathroom  
rest  abeyance  abide  abide in  advocate  afterglow  afterimage  allay  alpenstock  annihilation  

Englische relic Synonyme

relic  Agnus Dei  Holy Grail  Host  Methuselah  Pieta  Sanctus bell  Sangraal  account  ancient manuscript  annals  antediluvian  antique  antiquity  archaism  ark  artifact  asperger  asperges  aspergillum  back number  bambino  beadroll  beads  candle  catalog  cave painting  censer  chaplet  chronicle  ciborium  commemoration  conservative  correspondence  cross  crucifix  cruet  dad  documentation  dodo  elder  eolith  eucharistial  favor  fogy  fossil  fragment  fud  fuddy-duddy  granny  has-been  heirloom  history  holy cross  holy water  holy-water sprinkler  icon  incensory  inventory  keepsake  letters  list  longhair  matriarch  matzo  memento  memento mori  memorabilia  memorial  memorials  memories  menorah  mezuzah  mezzolith  microlith  mid-Victorian  mikvah  monstrance  mossback  neolith  old believer  old crock  old dodo  old fogy  old liner  old man  old poop  old woman  old-timer  osculatory  ostensorium  paleolith  paschal candle  patriarch  pax  petrification  petrified forest  petrified wood  petroglyph  phylacteries  pipe roll  plateaulith  pop  pops  prayer shawl  prayer wheel  pyx  reactionary  record  recording  register  registry  regular old fogy  relics  reliquiae  remains  remembrance  remembrancer  reminder  remnant  roll  rolls  rood  rosary  roster  rota  ruin  ruins  sacramental  sacred relics  sacring bell  scrap  scroll  shadow  shard  shofar  souvenir  square  starets  sukkah  survival  tabernacle  table  tallith  thurible  token  token of remembrance  trace  traditionalist  trophy  urceole  veronica  vestige  vigil light  votive candle  
relics  afterglow  afterimage  ashes  balance  body  bones  butt  butt end  cadaver  candle ends  carcass  carrion  chaff  clay  corpse  corpus delicti  crowbait  dead body  dead man  dead person  debris  decedent  detritus  dry bones  dust  earth  embalmed corpse  end  fag end  filings  food for worms  fossil  holdover  husks  late lamented  leavings  leftovers  mortal remains  mummification  mummy  odds and ends  offscourings  organic remains  orts  parings  rags  refuse  reliquiae  remainder  remains  remnant  residue  residuum  rest  roach  rubbish  ruins  rump  sawdust  scourings  scraps  shadow  shavings  skeleton  stiff  straw  stubble  stump  survival  sweepings  tenement of clay  the dead  the deceased  the defunct  the departed  the loved one  trace  vestige  waste  

relic Definition

Relic
(n.) That which remains
Relic
(n.) The body from which the soul has departed
Relic
(n.) Hence, a memorial

relic Bedeutung

keepsake
souvenir
token relic 		something of sentimental value
relic an antiquity that has survived from the distant past
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In religion, a relic usually consists of the physical remains of a saint or the personal effects of the saint or venerated person preserved for purposes of veneration as a tangible memorial. Relics are an important aspect of some forms of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Shamanism, and many other religions. Relic derives from the Latin reliquiae, meaning "remains," and a form of the Latin verb relinquere, to "leave behind, or abandon." A reliquary is a shrine that houses one or more religious relics.