Suchergebnis zu "von welcher art":1. Wörterbuch und Phrasen:Deut. Fund; Engl. Fund;
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query 1/2D (max. 100): 34 Ergebnis(se)
| | = utrubī - auf welcher von beiden Seiten | utrobī | utrobi | | | | | altl. = cuicuimodī - von welcher Beschaffenheit immer | quoiquoimodī | quoiquoimodi | | | | | auf welcher Seite | quā | qua | | | | | auf welcher Stelle (sc. parte, via etc.) | quā | qua | | | | | auf welcher von beiden Seiten | utrubī | utrubi | | | | | auf welcher von beiden Seiten es beliebt | utrālibet | utralibet | | | | | aus welcher Ursache | quamobrem | quamobrem | | | | | denke nicht daran, in welcher Zeit ich lebe | meī oblīvīscor | mei obliviscor | | | | | in welcher Absicht | quid spectāns | quid spectans | | | | | in welcher Absicht | quōrsum | quorsum | | | | | in welcher Beziehung | quod | quod | | | | | in welcher Grenze (sc. parte, via etc.) | quā | qua | | | | | in welcher misslichen Lage | in quō articulō rērum meārum | in quo articulo rerum mearum | | | | | mit welcher Sorgfalt | quantopere (quantō opere) | quantopere (quanto opere) | | | | | nach welcher Seite (sc. parte, via etc.) | quā | qua | | | | | nach welcher Seite hin | quōrsum | quorsum | | | | | nach welcher Seite hin | quōrsus | quorsus | | | | | nach welcher von beiden Seiten es beliebt | utrōlibet | utrolibet | | | | | von welcher Art | cūiusmodī | cuiusmodi | | | | | von welcher Art | quālis, quāle | qualis, quale | | | | | von welcher Beschaffenheit immer | cuicuimodī (archaist. quoiquoimodī = cuius-cuiusmodi) | cuicuimodi | | | | | von welcher Beschaffenheit nur | cūiuscemodī | cuiuscemodi | | | | | welcher Mensch? | quis mortālium? | quis mortalium? | | | | | welcher auch immer, welche auch immer, welches auch immer (adjektivisch) | quisquis, quaequae, quodquod | quisquis, quaequae, quodquod | | | | | welcher denn, welche denn, welches denn | quīnam, quaenam, quodnam | quinam, quaenam, quodnam | | | | | welcher du willst, welche du willst, welches du willst (adjektivisch) | quīvīs, quaevīs, quodvīs | quivis, quaevis, quodvis | | | | | welcher es nur sei, welche es nur sei, welches es nur sei (adjektivisch) | quīvīs, quaevīs, quodvīs | quivis, quaevis, quodvis | | | | | welcher es nur sei, welche es nur sei, welches es nur sei (adjektivisch) | quīvīscumque, quaevīscumque, quodvīscumque | quiviscumque, quaeviscumque, quodviscumque | | | | | welcher von beiden | uter, utra, utrum (Gen. utrīus, Dat. utrī) | uter, utra, utrum | | | | | welcher vorwärts schreitet | prōgressor, prōgressōris m | progressor, progressoris m | | | | | welcher, welche, welches (relativ, interrogativ) | quī, quae, quod | cuius (quoius) | cui (quoi) | quem, quam, quod | quō, quā, quō | quī, quae, quae | quōrum, quārum, quōrum | quibus | quōs, quās, quae | quibus | qui, quae, quod | cuius (quoius) | cui (quoi) | quem, quam, quod | quo, qua, quo | qui, quae, quae | quorum, quarum, quorum | quibus | quos, quas, quae | quibus | | | | | zu welcher Uhrzeit willst du mich abholen? | ad quam hōram mē abdūcēs? | ad quam horam me abduces? | | | | | zu welcher Zeit | quandō | quando | | | | | zu welcher Zeit nur (relat.) | quandōque | quandoque | | |
query 1/E (max. 1000): 91 Ergebnis(se) Hauptquelle: Lewis and Shortadfābricātus, adfābricāta, adfābricātum | fitted by art, added to by art |
| aerificē | with the art of the worker in bronze |
| affaber, affabra, affabrum | made ingeniously, prepared ingeniously, made with art, prepared with art, ingenious, skilled in art, skilful |
| affābricātus, affābricāta, affābricātum | fitted by art, added to by art |
| angelticē, angelticēs f | narrative art, art of storytelling |
| antistes artis dīcendī | master of the art of oratory |
| Apollō augurium citharamque dat | , Apollo bestows the art of divination and playing the zither, |
| apotelesmaticē, apotelesmaticēs f | art of creating a birth chart, art of nativity position |
| architectonica, architectonicae f | art of building, architecture |
| architectonicē, architectonicēs f | art of building, architecture |
| architectūra, architectūrae f | art of building, architecture |
| ars cōmoedica | art of comedy poetry, comic poetry |
| ars dīcendī | speech art, oratory, speech |
| ars duellica | art of war |
| ars ēnūntiātrīx | art of expressing oneself |
| ars fingendī | sculpture, sculpture art, sculpting |
| ars gemmāria | stone cutting art |
| ars haruspicālis | haruspic art, divination art, seer art |
| ars hēraldica | heraldry, heraldic art |
| ars lānifica | spinning art |
| ars lūdicra | acting, dramatic art |
| ars medendī | healing art |
| ars medicīna | healing art |
| ars mīlitāris | art of war |
| ars ōrandī | speech, speech art, oratory |
| ars Palladis | architecture, building art |
| ars parasītica | parasitic art, parasitism |
| ars pingendī | painting, painting art |
| ars polītica | diplomacy, art of diplomacy |
| ars polītica | politics, art of politics |
| ars salūtāris | healing art |
| ars, artis f | skill, handicraft, trade, occupation, employment, physical activity, mental activity, profession, art, science, knowledge, workmanship, Muses, conduct, manner of acting, habit, practice, cunning, artifice, fraud, stratagem |
| ars, quae nihil ūtilitātis habet | breadless art, useless art |
| artem doceō | teach an art, , teach a skill |
| artem exerceō | practise an art, bring a skill to bear |
| artificiālia, artificiālium n | things conformable to the rules of art |
| artificiālis, artificiāle | belonging to art, artificial, according to the rules of art |
| artificiāliter | according to art |
| artificīna, artificīnae f | art studio, artist's studio, artist's workshop |
| artificiolum, artificiolī n | little work of art |
| artificiōsus, artificiōsa, artificiōsum | accomplished in art, skilful, artistic, on which much art has been bestowed, made with art, artificial, ingenious, according to the rules of art, artificial |
| artificium ingrātum | unprofitable art, art without bread |
| artificium, artificiī n | occupation of an artifex, profession, trade, employment, handicraft, art, skill, knowledge, ingenuity in any thing, theory, system, skill serviceable in the attainment of any object, ingenuity, dexterity, craft, cunning, artifice |
| artīre, artiō | indue with art |
| artis (artium) intellegēns | art connoisseur |
| artis (artium) perītus | art connoisseur |
| artis praecepta | aesthetics, rules of art |
| artium (līberālium) studium | engaging with art and science |
| artium līberālium cultor | humanist, , art lover and science buff |
| artium līberālium studium | humanism, love of art and science |
| āthlētica, āthlēticae f | athletic art, athletics |
| augurātiō, augurātiōnis f | a divining, soothsaying, art of divining |
| augurium, auguriī n | observation and interpretation of omens, augury, any kind of divination, prophecy, soothsaying, interpretation, presentiment, foreboding of future occurrences, sign, omen, token, prognostic, art of the augur |
| bellō exercitātus | skilled in the art of war |
| bulla, bullae f | any object swelling up and thus becoming round, waterbubble, bubble, trifle, vanity, any thing rounded by art, boss, knob, a stud in a girdle, head of a pin in the water-clock, kind of (golden) amulet worn upon the neck |
| cacizotechnos, cacizotechnī m | he who enervates art by excessive polishing, an epithet of the artist Callimachus |
| caelātūra, caelātūrae f | art of engraving or carving bass-reliefs in metals and ivory, engraving, celature, the engraved figures themselves, carved work |
| catatēxitechnos, catatēxitechnī m | he who enervates art by excessive polishing, an epithet of the artist Callimachus |
| causam īnferiōrem dīcendō reddō superiōrem (τὸν ἥττω λόγον κρείττω ποιεῖν) | help the weaker cause to victory through the art of speech |
| chīronomia, chīronomiae f | the art of moving the hands in gesturing, gesticulation |
| chīronomōn, chīronomūntis m | one who moves his hands according to the rules of art correctly, pantomime |
| chīronomos, chīronomī m | one who moves his hands according to the rules of art correctly, pantomime |
| cīvīlitās, cīvīlitātis f | the art of government, politics, courteousness, politeness, affability |
| cocīna, cocīnae f | kitchen, art of cooking, cookery |
| coquīna, coquīnae f | kitchen, art of cooking, cookery |
| cucīna, cucīnae f | kitchen, art of cooking, cookery |
| dēlicia, dēliciae f | delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved |
| dēliciae, dēliciārum f | delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved |
| dēliciēs, dēliciēī f | delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved |
| dēlicium, dēliciī n | delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved |
| dēlicius, dēliciī m | delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved |
| dialectica, dialecticae f | dialectic, art of debating |
| dialectica, dialecticōrum n | dialectic, art of debating, logic |
| dialecticē, dialecticēs f | dialectic, art of debating |
| dīcendī praecepta trādō | teach the art of oratory |
| dictiō, dictiōnis f | saying, speaking, uttering, delivery, style, diction, mode of expression, word, oracular response, prediction, art of speaking, oratory |
| diffors oratio | eine Art der Verteidigung, mit der die angeklagte Handlung zwar zugegeben, aber gerechtfertigt wird |
| medicae artēs | healing art, medicine |
| Phormiō, Phormiōnis m
| peripatetic philosopher from Ephesus who wanted to teach Hannibal the art of war |
| pīgmentāriōrum ars | art of unguents |
| quās tū edēs colubrās? | art thou frantic?, Snakes that you’ll eat? |
| technicus, technicī m | teacher of art, technologist |
| Technopaegnion, Technopaegniī n | game of art, poem by Ausonius |
| templa omnibus ōrnāmentīs compīlāta | temples stripped of all art |
| tībīcināria, tībīcināriae f | art of flute playing |
| topiāria, topiāriae f | ornamental gardening, fancy gardening, topiary art |
| topicē, topicēs f | art of finding topics |
| toreuticē, toreuticēs f | art of making embossed work, chasing, sculpture, engraving |
| tragoedia, tragoediae f | tragedy, art of tragedy, lofty style, elevated style, great commotion, great disturbance, spectacle |
| typographia, typographiae f | printing craft, printing art, letterpress art |
| unguentāria, unguentāriae f | female perfumer, art of making unguents, art of making perfumes |
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