WISSENSCHAFT

Meaning of WISSENSCHAFT in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈvi-sən-ˌshäft ]

foreign term

Etymology: German

: learning : science

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WISSENSCHAFT — foreign term Etymology: German learning ; science
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WISSENSCHAFT — [Wis.sen.schaft] [G] foreign term : learning: science
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WISSENSCHAFT — Pronunciation: ' vi-s ə n- ˌ shäft Function: foreign term Etymology: G : learning : science
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