Examples of using Epithet in English and their translations into German
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An epithet for the Buddha.
So, if Sego isn't an epithet, what was he?
An epithet for the Buddha.
In the 17th century Bürgel even received the epithet„Pottery town.
An epithet for the Dhamma.
Dolata-madāra n. m. seat of government; epithet of the ruler.
An epithet for the Buddha.
In the rest of Greece referred to with the epithet Bassarides, Potniades etc.
The epithet vesca means edible.
In recognition of his military successes he was given the epithet Skanderbeg.
Awake- an epithet of the Buddha.
These are the roots of the university which, once in blossom,would earn the epithet“hoarder of knowledge”.
Anomasatta.-An epithet of the Buddha.
The epithet‘molmol' is Somali for very bitter.
The Mecklenburg Lake District also carries the epithet of the"land of a thousand lakes.
But its specific epithet can't be found on any of your taxonomic charts.
An epithet used in ancient India for a person who has attained the highest religious goal.
It's just another epithet to describe our respect.
An epithet for the practice of being mindful of the four frames of reference.
The word Bluetooth is originally coming from Scandinavian, the epithet of the tenth-century king Harald Bluetooth who united dissonant Danish tribes into a single kingdom.
The epithet'Old' was introduced by Christians after the NT had come into being.
OLYMPIUS.-An epithet of Zeus derived from Mt.
The epithet"cyclosecta" refers to the circular outline of the corolla lobes.
That's not an epithet. That is a literal description.
An epithet for the Buddha and the highest level of his Noble Disciples.
The dithyramb was also an epithet of Dionysus in the Greek market, Re' they came from and the name of the month of Dithyramb.
The epithet antisyphilitica reflects the folk lore that this plant could be used to treat syphilis.
Its Greek epithet(syndactylus"this at the fingers of growing together") refers to the together deformed ones in 2. and 3.
Cold Hawaii"- this epithet, arisen among surfers, is due to the spectacular weather conditions almost always producing wind and waves- just like on Hawaii.