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Endorphi̱n: noun
Morphi̱n: noun
idiomorph: adjective and adverb
Lithogra̱phin: noun
Xeromorphi̱e̱: noun
Polymorphi̱e̱: noun
diamạnten: adjective and adverb
Biogra̱phin: noun
Kartogra̱phin: noun
Stenogra̱phin: noun
Metamorpho̱se: noun
Diamin: noun

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Endorphi̱n <‑s, ‑e> [ɛndɔrˈfiːn] N nt MED

Endorphin

endorfina f

Morphi̱n <‑s, no pl > [mɔrˈfiːn] N nt

Morphin CHEM, MED

morfina f

idiomorph [idi̯oˈmɔrf] ADJ GEO

idiomorph

idiomorficzny

Lithogra̱phin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Lithographin → Lithograph

Lithogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [litoˈgraːf] N m(f)

Lithograph(in)

litograf m

Xeromorphi̱e̱ <‑, no pl > [kseromɔrˈfiː] N f BOT

Xeromorphie

kseromorfizm m

Polymorphi̱e̱ <‑, no pl > N f

Polymorphie

polimorfizm m

diamạnten [diaˈmantən] ADJ

Biogra̱phin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Biographin → Biograph

Biogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> N m(f)

Biograph → Biograf(in)

Kartogra̱phin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Kartographin → Kartograph

Kartogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [kartoˈgraːf] N m(f)

Kartograph(in)

kartograf m

Stenogra̱phin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Stenographin → Stenograph

Stenogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [ʃtenoˈgraːf] N m(f)

Stenograph → Stenograf(in)

Metamorpho̱se <‑, ‑n> [metamɔrˈfoːzə] N f

1. Metamorphose form:

Metamorphose

metamorfoza f

Metamorphose

przemiana f

2. Metamorphose BOT:

Metamorphose

metamorfoza f

Metamorphose

przekształcenie nt

3. Metamorphose ZOOL:

Metamorphose

metamorfoza f

Metamorphose

przeobrażenie nt

Metamorphose

przemiana f

4. Metamorphose GEO:

Metamorphose

metamorfizm m

Metamorphose

metamorfizacja f

Diamin N

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dwuamina f

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Translations for „Diamorphin“ in the German » Polish Dictionary (Go to Polish » German)

Endorphi̱n <‑s, ‑e> [ɛndɔrˈfiːn] N nt MED

Morphi̱n <‑s, no pl > [mɔrˈfiːn] N nt

idiomorph [idi̯oˈmɔrf] ADJ GEO

Lithogra̱phin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Lithographin → Lithograph

See also Lithograph

Lithogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [litoˈgraːf] N m(f)

Xeromorphi̱e̱ <‑, no pl > [kseromɔrˈfiː] N f BOT

Polymorphi̱e̱ <‑, no pl > N f

diamạnten [diaˈmantən] ADJ

1. diamanten (aus Diamant gearbeitet):

2. diamanten (mit Diamanten besetzt):

3. diamanten (wie ein Diamant):

Biogra̱phin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Biographin → Biograph

See also Biograph

Biogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> N m(f)

Biograph → Biograf(in)

Kartogra̱phin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Kartographin → Kartograph

See also Kartograph

Kartogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [kartoˈgraːf] N m(f)

Stenogra̱phin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Stenographin → Stenograph

See also Stenograph

Stenogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [ʃtenoˈgraːf] N m(f)

Stenograph → Stenograf(in)

Metamorpho̱se <‑, ‑n> [metamɔrˈfoːzə] N f

1. Metamorphose form:

2. Metamorphose BOT:

3. Metamorphose ZOOL:

4. Metamorphose GEO:

Diamin N

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Translations for „Diamorphin“ in the German » Polish Dictionary (Go to Polish » German)

Endorphi̱n <‑s, ‑e> [ɛndɔr​ˈfiːn] N nt MED

Morphi̱n <‑s, no pl > [mɔr​ˈfiːn] N nt

idiomorph [idi̯o​ˈmɔrf] ADJ GEO

Lithogra̱phin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Lithographin → Lithograph

See also Lithograph

Lithogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [lito​ˈgraːf] N m(f)

Xeromorphi̱e̱ <‑, no pl > [kseromɔr​ˈfiː] N f BOT

Polymorphi̱e̱ <‑, no pl > N f

diamạnten [dia​ˈmantən] ADJ

1. diamanten (aus Diamant gearbeitet):

2. diamanten (mit Diamanten besetzt):

3. diamanten (wie ein Diamant):

Biogra̱phin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Biographin → Biograph

See also Biograph

Biogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> N m(f)

Biograph → Biograf(in)

Kartogra̱phin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Kartographin → Kartograph

See also Kartograph

Kartogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [karto​ˈgraːf] N m(f)

Stenogra̱phin <‑, ‑nen> N f

Stenographin → Stenograph

See also Stenograph

Stenogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [ʃteno​ˈgraːf] N m(f)

Stenograph → Stenograf(in)

Metamorpho̱se <‑, ‑n> [metamɔr​ˈfoːzə] N f

1. Metamorphose form:

2. Metamorphose BOT:

3. Metamorphose ZOOL:

4. Metamorphose GEO:

Diamin N

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Endorphi̱n <‑s, ‑e> [ɛndɔrˈfiːn] N nt MED

Morphi̱n <‑s, no pl > [mɔrˈfiːn] N nt

idiomorph [idi̯oˈmɔrf] ADJ GEO

Lithogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [litoˈgraːf] N m(f)

Xeromorphi̱e̱ <‑, no pl > [kseromɔrˈfiː] N f BOT

diamạnten [diaˈmantən] ADJ

Kartogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [kartoˈgraːf] N m(f)

Stenogra̱ph(in) <‑en, ‑en; ‑, ‑nen> [ʃtenoˈgraːf] N m(f)

Metamorpho̱se <‑, ‑n> [metamɔrˈfoːzə] N f