Antike

Related words

• Antikenhändler

  Antiques dealer

• Spätantike

  Late Antiquity

• Romantiker

  Romantic

• antik

  Antique

• römisch

  Roman

• Lateinisch

  Latin

• dorisch

  Doric

• attisch

  Attic

• großbürgerlich

  upper middle class

• peloponnesisch

  Peloponnesian

• rätisch

  Rhaetian

• skythisch

  Scythian

• Völkerwanderung

  The Migration Period refers to the migratory movements of various Germanic, Slavic, and other peoples in Europe during late antiquity and the early Middle Ages.

• Kreuzigung

  crucifixion

• Pantheon

  A pantheon is a temple dedicated to all the gods, or a collection of famous people.

• Satrap

  satrap

• Swastika

  Swastika

• Renaissance

  Renaissance

• Mittelalter

  Middle Ages

• Haruspex

  Haruspex

• Enzyklopädie

  encyclopedia

• Gote

  Goth

• Klassizismus

  Classicism

• Philologin

  Philologist

• Panormium

  Panormium is an outdated term for Palermo, the capital of Sicily.

• Gräzität

  Greekness

• Sarmate

  Sarmatians

• Epopöe

  Epic

• Altertumswissenschaft

  Classical studies, classics

• Alterthum

  Antiquity

• Seidenstrasse

  Silk Road

• Hexagesimalsystem

  Sexagesimal system

• Nabatäer

  The Nabataeans were an ancient Arab people who lived in the area of present-day Jordan.

• Thraker

  Thracians

• Daker

  Dacian

• Skythe

  Scythian

• Helote

  Helot

• Helotin

  A helot was a serf or slave in ancient Sparta.

• antikisieren

  to anticize

• Muttergöttin

  Mother goddess

• karisch

  Carian

• edomitisch

  Edomite

• hethitisch

  Hittite refers to the Hittites, an ancient people in Anatolia, or their language.

• freigelegt

  Exposed

• altrömisch

  Ancient Roman refers to the culture, history, and language of ancient Rome.

• altorientalisch

  Ancient Near Eastern

• altweltlich

  Old-world

• hellenophil

  Hellenophile means having a fondness or affection for Greek culture, history, or language.

• panhellenisch

  Panhellenic

Example sentences with “Antike”

1. Die Kunst der Antike ist faszinierend. (The art of antiquity is fascinating.)

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