DER GEIST DER STETS VERNEINT

Meaning of DER GEIST DER STETS VERNEINT in English

Pronunciation: d ə r- ' g ī st-d ə r- ˌ sht ā ts-fer- ' n ī nt

Function: foreign term

Etymology: G

: the spirit that ever denies ― applied originally to Mephistopheles

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DER GEIST DER STETS VERNEINT — foreign term Etymology: German the spirit that ever denies
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DER GEIST DER STETS VERNEINT — foreign term Etymology: German : the spirit that ever denies — applied originally to Mephistopheles
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DER GEIST DER STETS VERNEINT — [der Geist der stets ver.neint] [G] foreign term : the spirit that ever denies--applied originally to Mephistopheles
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DER — or ~iv abbreviation ~ivation; ~ivative
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DER — abbreviation derivation; derivative; derived
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DER — [der] or deriv abbreviation derivation, derivative
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STETS — n nпометка "оставить как было"
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GEIST — (немецкое) дух
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GEIST — (n) дух
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GEIST — n нем. дух
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STETS — n nпометка "оставить как было"
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GEIST — (немецкое) дух
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GEIST — (немецкое) дух
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STETS — пометка "оставить как было"
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