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Definition
Synonym
Dekanstern
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Dekanstern
m
astron.
hist.
chief star of zodiac constellation (classical Greece)
Dekanstern
m
astron.
hist.
chief star of zodiac constellation (classical Greece)
Dekanstern
m
astron.
hist.
chief star of zodiac constellation (classical Greece)
Deutsche
Dekanstern Synonyme
Englische
chief star of zodiac constellation Synonyme
chief
A per se
Big Brother
ace
achievement
acmatic
alerion
all-absorbing
animal charge
annulet
anointed king
antecedent
anterior
apical
arch
argent
armorial bearings
armory
arms
ascendant
at the head
auditor
azure
bandeau
banner
bar
bar sinister
baton
bearings
bend
bend sinister
big cheese
big wheel
big-timer
bigwig
billet
blazon
blazonry
boatswain
bordure
boss
broad arrow
bwana
cadency mark
canton
capital
captain
cardinal
central
champion
chaplet
charge
chef
chevron
chief
tain
church dignitary
coat of arms
cock
cockatrice
commander
commanding
comptroller
consequential
consummate
controller
controlling
coronet
crescent
crest
cross
cross moline
crown
crowned head
crowning
dean
device
dictator
difference
differencing
dignitary
directing
directive
directorial
directory
dominant
doyen
doyenne
duce
dynast
eagle
ecclesiarch
effective
elder
electronics king
eminence
emperor
employer
ermine
ermines
erminites
erminois
escutcheon
essential
exordial
falcon
fess
fess point
field
file
first
first and foremost
flanch
fleur-de-lis
floor manager
floorman
floorwalker
focal
fore
foregoing
forehand
foreman
foremost
forward
fret
front
frontal
fugleman
fuhrer
fur
fusil
gaffer
ganger
garland
general
genius
goodman
governing
governor
grand duke
great
greatest
griffin
guiding
gules
guru
gyron
hatchment
head
heading
headman
headmost
hegemonic
hegemonistic
helmet
heraldic device
hierarch
high
chief
high priest
higher-up
highest
himself
honcho
honor point
husband
impalement
impaling
imperator
important
important person
in ascendancy
in charge
in
chief
in the ascendant
inescutcheon
initiatory
inspector
key
king
king-emperor
kingfish
kinglet
kingpin
label
laureate
lead
leader
leading
leading light
liege
liege lord
lion
lord
lord paramount
lozenge
luminary
magisterial
maiden
main
majesty
major
man
m
chief
ly
a fortiori
ab initio
ab ovo
aborigine
above all
all in all
all the more
all things considered
almost entirely
altogether
approximately
as a rule
as a whole
as an approximation
as per usual
as things go
as usual
at first
at large
at the start
before everything
broadly
broadly speaking
by and large
commonly
customarily
dominantly
effectually
especially
essentially
even
ever so
first
first and foremost
first of all
first thing
firstly
from the beginning
generally
generally speaking
habitually
in
chief
in general
in particular
in the beginning
in the main
indeed
initially
largely
mainly
more than ever
most often
mostly
naturally
never so
no end
normally
normatively
on balance
on the whole
ordinarily
originally
overall
particularly
peculiarly
predominantly
prescriptively
prevailingly
primarily
primo
principally
regularly
roughly
roughly speaking
routinely
speaking generally
still more
substantially
to be expected
usually
virtually
yea
chief
tain
anointed king
boss
chief
cock
crowned head
dynast
emperor
grand duke
head
headman
hierarch
high
chief
honcho
imperator
king
king-emperor
kinglet
leader
lord paramount
majesty
master
monarch
overlord
paramount
petty king
potentate
prince
prince consort
royal
royal personage
royalty
ruler
sovereign
suzerain
tetrarch
chief
taincy
aedileship
ally
archbishopric
archduchy
archdukedom
archiepiscopacy
archiepiscopate
aristocracy
bishopric
body politic
buffer state
captive nation
chairmanship
chancellery
chancellorate
chancellorship
chief
ery
chief
ry
chief
tainry
chief
tainship
city-state
colony
commonweal
commonwealth
consulate
consulship
country
county
deanery
dictatorship
dictature
directorship
domain
dominion
duchy
dukedom
earldom
emirate
empery
empire
episcopacy
free city
governorship
grand duchy
headship
hegemony
hierarchy
kingdom
land
leadership
lordship
magistracy
magistrateship
magistrature
mandant
mandate
mandated territory
mandatee
mandatory
masterdom
mastership
mastery
mayoralty
mayorship
metropolitanate
metropolitanship
nation
nationality
nobility
papacy
pashadom
pashalic
patriarchate
patriarchy
polis
polity
pontificality
pontificate
popedom
popehood
popeship
possession
power
prefectship
prefecture
premiership
presidency
presidentship
prime-ministership
prime-ministry
princedom
princeship
principality
principate
proconsulate
proconsulship
protectorate
protectorship
province
provostry
provostship
puppet government
puppet regime
realm
rectorate
rectorship
regency
regentship
republic
ruling class
satellite
seigniory
seneschalship
seneschalsy
seneschalty
settlement
sheikhdom
sheriffalty
sheriffcy
sheriffdom
shrievalty
sovereign nation
state
sultanate
superpower
supervisorship
suzerainship
suzerainty
territory
toparchia
toparchy
tribunate
vizierate
viziership
Dekanstern Definition
Brittle
star
(
)
Any
species
of
ophiuran
starfishes.
See
Ophiuroidea.
Chief
(
n.
)
The
head
or
leader
of
any
body
of
men
Chief
(
n.
)
The
principal
part
Chief
(
n.
)
The
upper
third
part
of
the
field.
It
is
supposed
to
be
composed
of
the
dexter,
sinister,
and
middle
chiefs.
Chief
(
a.
)
Highest
in
office
or
rank
Chief
(
a.
)
Principal
or
most
eminent
in
any
quality
or
action
Chief
(
a.
)
Very
intimate,
near,
or
close.
Chief
baron
(
)
The
presiding
judge
of
the
court
of
exchequer.
Chief
hare
(
)
A
small
rodent
(Lagamys
princeps)
inhabiting
the
summits
of
the
Rocky
Mountains
Chief
justice
(
)
The
presiding
justice,
or
principal
judge,
of
a
court.
Chief-justiceship
(
n.
)
The
office
of
chief
justice.
Classical
(
n.
)
Of
or
relating
to
the
first
class
or
rank,
especially
in
literature
or
art.
Classical
(
n.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
ancient
Greeks
and
Romans,
esp.
to
Greek
or
Roman
authors
of
the
highest
rank,
or
of
the
period
when
their
best
literature
was
produced
Classical
(
n.
)
Conforming
to
the
best
authority
in
literature
and
art
Constellation
(
n.
)
A
cluster
or
group
of
fixed
stars,
or
dvision
of
the
heavens,
designated
in
most
cases
by
the
name
of
some
animal,
or
of
some
mythologial
personage,
within
whose
imaginary
outline,
as
traced
upon
the
heavens,
the
group
is
included.
Constellation
(
n.
)
An
assemblage
of
splendors
or
excellences.
Constellation
(
n.
)
Fortune
Day-star
(
n.
)
The
morning
star
Day-star
(
n.
)
The
sun,
as
the
orb
of
day.
Dog
Star
(
)
Sirius,
a
star
of
the
constellation
Canis
Major,
or
the
Greater
Dog,
and
the
brightest
star
in
the
heavens
Greece
(
pl.
)
of
Gree
Greece
(
n.
pl.)
See
Gree
a
step.
Sea
star
(
)
A
starfish,
or
brittle
star.
Star
(
n.
)
One
of
the
innumerable
luminous
bodies
seen
in
the
heavens
Star
(
n.
)
The
polestar
Star
(
n.
)
A
planet
supposed
to
influence
one's
destiny
Star
(
n.
)
That
which
resembles
the
figure
of
a
star,
as
an
ornament
worn
on
the
breast
to
indicate
rank
or
honor.
Star
(
n.
)
Specifically,
a
radiated
mark
in
writing
or
printing
Star
(
n.
)
A
composition
of
combustible
matter
used
in
the
heading
of
rockets,
in
mines,
etc.,
which,
exploding
in
the
air,
presents
a
starlike
appearance.
Star
(
n.
)
A
person
of
brilliant
and
attractive
qualities,
especially
on
public
occasions,
as
a
distinguished
orator,
a
leading
theatrical
performer,
etc.
Star
(
v.
t.)
To
set
or
adorn
with
stars,
or
bright,
radiating
bodies
Star
(
v.
i.)
To
be
bright,
or
attract
attention,
as
a
star
Star-blind
(
a.
)
Half
blind.
Star-chamber
(
n.
)
An
ancient
high
court
exercising
jurisdiction
in
certain
cases,
mainly
criminal,
which
sat
without
the
intervention
of
a
jury.
It
consisted
of
the
king's
council,
or
of
the
privy
council
only
with
the
addition
of
certain
judges.
It
could
proceed
on
mere
rumor
or
examine
witnesses
Star-crossed
(
a.
)
Not
favored
by
the
stars
Star-read
(
n.
)
Doctrine
or
knowledge
of
the
stars
Star-spangled
(
a.
)
Spangled
or
studded
with
stars.
Sun
star
(
)
See
Sun
star,
under
Sun.
Water
star
grass
(
)
An
aquatic
plant
(Schollera
graminea)
with
grassy
leaves,
and
yellow
star-shaped
blossoms.
Zodiac
(
n.
)
An
imaginary
belt
in
the
heavens,
16¡
Zodiac
(
n.
)
A
figure
representing
the
signs,
symbols,
and
constellations
of
the
zodiac.
Zodiac
(
n.
)
A
girdle
chief star of zodiac constellation (classical Greece) Bedeutung
classical
ballet
a
style
of
ballet
based
on
precise
conventional
steps
performed
with
graceful
and
flowing
movements
President
of
the
United
States
President
Chief
Executive
the
office
of
the
United
States
head
of
state,
a
President
is
elected
every
four
years
starnose
mole
star-nosed
mole
Condylura
cristata
amphibious
mole
of
eastern
North
America
having
pink
fleshy
tentacles
around
the
nose
starfish
sea
star
echinoderms
characterized
by
five
arms
extending
from
a
central
disk
brittle
star
brittle-star
serpent
star
an
animal
resembling
a
starfish
with
fragile
whiplike
arms
radiating
from
a
small
central
disc
basket
star
basket
fish
any
starfish-like
animal
of
the
genera
Euryale
or
Astrophyton
or
Gorgonocephalus
having
slender
complexly
branched
interlacing
arms
radiating
from
a
central
disc
feather
star
comatulid
free-swimming
stalkless
crinoid
with
ten
feathery
arms,
found
on
muddy
sea
bottoms
little
chief
hare
Ochotona
princeps
North
American
pika
American
flag
Stars
and
Stripes
Star-Spangled
Banner
Old
Glory
the
national
flag
of
the
United
States
of
America
star
drill
a
steel
rock
drill
with
a
star-shaped
point
that
is
used
for
making
holes
in
stones
or
masonry,
it
is
operated
by
hitting
the
end
with
a
hammer
while
rotating
it
between
blows
zodiac
(astrology)
a
circular
diagram
representing
the
zodiacal
constellations
and
showing
their
signs
classical
style
the
artistic
style
of
ancient
Greek
art
with
its
emphasis
on
proportion
and
harmony
star
topology
star
the
topology
of
a
network
whose
components
are
connected
to
a
hub
configuration
constellation
an
arrangement
of
parts
or
elements,
the
outcome
depends
on
the
configuration
of
influences
at
the
time
classical
conditioning
conditioning
that
pairs
a
neutral
stimulus
with
a
stimulus
that
evokes
a
reflex,
the
stimulus
that
evokes
the
reflex
is
given
whether
or
not
the
conditioned
response
occurs
until
eventually
the
neutral
stimulus
comes
to
evoke
the
reflex
astrology
star
divination
a
pseudoscience
claiming
divination
by
the
positions
of
the
planets
and
sun
and
moon
classical
architecture
Greco-Roman
architecture
architecture
influenced
by
the
ancient
Greeks
or
Romans
classical
mechanics
Newtonian
mechanics
the
branch
of
mechanics
based
on
Newton's
laws
of
motion
Silver
Star
Medal
Silver
Star
a
United
States
military
decoration
for
gallantry
in
action
Bronze
Star
Medal
Bronze
Star
a
United
States
military
decoration
awarded
for
meritorious
service
(except
in
aerial
flight)
asterisk
star
a
star-shaped
character
*
used
in
printing
Star
of
David
Shield
of
David
Magen
David
Mogen
David
Solomon's
seal
a
six-pointed
star
formed
from
two
equilateral
triangles,
an
emblem
symbolizing
Judaism
classical
Latin
the
language
of
educated
people
in
ancient
Rome,
Latin
is
a
language
as
dead
as
dead
can
be.
It
killed
the
ancient
Romans--and
now
it's
killing
me
Attic
Ionic
Ionic
dialect
Classical
Greek
the
dialect
of
Ancient
Greek
spoken
and
written
in
Attica
and
Athens
and
Ionia
star
chart
a
chart
showing
the
relative
positions
of
the
stars
in
a
particular
part
of
the
sky
classical
music
classical
serious
music
traditional
genre
of
music
conforming
to
an
established
form
and
appealing
to
critical
interest
and
developed
musical
taste
The
Star-Spangled
Banner
a
poem
written
by
Francis
Scott
Key
during
the
War
of
was
set
to
music
and
adopted
by
Congress
in
as
the
national
anthem
of
the
United
States
star
shell
an
artillery
shell
containing
an
illuminant
carambola
star
fruit
deeply
ridged
yellow-brown
tropical
fruit,
used
raw
as
a
vegetable
or
in
salad
or
when
fully
ripe
as
a
dessert
Chinese
anise
star
anise
star
aniseed
anise-scented
star-shaped
fruit
or
seed
used
in
Asian
cooking
and
medicine
classical
mythology
the
system
of
mythology
of
the
Greeks
and
Romans
together,
much
of
Roman
mythology
(especially
the
gods)
was
borrowed
from
the
Greeks
Star
Chamber
a
former
English
court
that
became
notorious
for
its
arbitrary
methods
and
severe
punishments
zodiac
a
belt-shaped
region
in
the
heavens
on
either
side
to
the
ecliptic,
divided
into
constellations
or
signs
for
astrological
purposes
sign
of
the
zodiac
star
sign
sign
mansion
house
planetary
house
(astrology)
one
of
equal
areas
into
which
the
zodiac
is
divided
Greece
Hellenic
Republic
Ellas
a
republic
in
southeastern
Europe
on
the
southern
part
of
the
Balkan
peninsula,
known
for
grapes
and
olives
and
olive
oil
Greece
ancient
Greece,
a
country
of
city-states
(especially
Athens
and
Sparta)
that
reached
its
peak
in
the
fifth
century
BCE
Athens
Athinai
capital
of
Greece
Greek
capital
the
capital
and
largest
city
of
Greece,
named
after
Athena
(its
patron
goddess),
in
the
th
century
BC
ancient
Athens
was
the
world's
most
powerful
and
civilized
city
Minnesota
Gopher
State
North
Star
State
MN
a
midwestern
state
Texas
Lone-Star
State
TX
the
second
largest
state,
located
in
southwestern
United
States
on
the
Gulf
of
Mexico
binary
star
binary
double
star
a
system
of
two
stars
that
revolve
around
each
other
under
their
mutual
gravitation
constellation
a
configuration
of
stars
as
seen
from
the
earth
evening
star
Hesperus
Vesper
a
planet
(usually
Venus)
seen
at
sunset
in
the
western
sky
fixed
star
any
star
in
the
Ptolemaic
theory
of
planetary
motion
flare
star
a
red
dwarf
star
in
which
luminosity
can
change
several
magnitudes
in
a
few
minutes
giant
star
giant
a
very
bright
star
of
large
diameter
and
low
density
(relative
to
the
Sun)
morning
star
daystar
Phosphorus
Lucifer
a
planet
(usually
Venus)
seen
just
before
sunrise
in
the
eastern
sky
multiple
star
a
system
of
three
or
more
stars
associated
by
gravity
neutron
star
a
star
that
has
collapsed
under
its
own
gravity,
it
is
composed
of
neutrons
Polaris
North
Star
pole
star
polar
star
polestar
the
brightest
star
in
Ursa
Minor,
at
the
end
of
the
handle
of
the
Little
Dipper,
the
northern
axis
of
the
earth
points
toward
it
red
dwarf
red
dwarf
star
a
small,
old,
relatively
cool
star,
approximately
times
the
mass
of
Jupiter
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