Gnade

Related words

• gnaden

  An archaic genitive form of grace, found in some fixed phrases.

• Gnadenstoß

  The coup de grâce is a final blow or act that brings death to a suffering creature to end its suffering.

• gnadenlos

  Merciless, ruthless

• Gnadentod

  euthanasia

• Gnadenschuss

  Mercy shot, coup de grâce

• Gnadenschuß

  A mercy killing is a shot fired to relieve a severely injured animal from its suffering.

• begnadet

  Gifted

• Ungnade

  Disgrace means that someone is no longer valued or favored, often due to misconduct or poor decisions.

• begnaden

  To pardon

• in Ungnade fallen

  To fall from grace

• Gottesgnadentum

  Divine right of kings

• gunstvoll

  favorable

• erbarmen

  to have mercy, to pity

• Sakrament

  A sacrament is a sacred ritual regarded in many Christian churches as a sign and means of grace.

• Nachsicht

  Lenience, forbearance

• Huld

  Favour, grace

• flehen

  To plead

• benedeiend

  blessing

• Pelagianismus

  Pelagianism

• erbarmungslos

  Merciless

• Todesstoß

  Death blow

• Todsünde

  mortal sin

• Luthertum

  Lutheranism; the teachings, beliefs, and practices based on the ideas of Martin Luther.

• Segen

  blessing

• Dankopfer

  thank offering

• Barmherzigkeit

  Mercy

• zu Kreuze kriechen

  To eat humble pie

• unbarmherzig

  Merciless, ruthless

Example sentences with “Gnade”

1. Gott sei Gnade mit uns. (May God have mercy on us.)

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