manisch
manic
English translations
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manic
Word details
- German meaning
- Sich auf Manie beziehend; übertrieben aufgeregt, aktiv oder euphorisch.
- English meaning
- Manic
- Synonym
- überschwänglich, aufgedreht
- German example
- Er war in einer manischen Phase sehr kreativ.
- English example
- He was very creative during a manic phase.
Related words
- antimanisch
antimanic
- megalomanisch
megalomaniac
- megalomanisch
megalomaniacal
- gemeingermanisch
Common Germanic
- gigantomanisch
gigantomaniac
- germanisch
Germanic
- ostgermanisch
East Germanic
- indogermanisch
Indo-Germanic
- pyromanisch
Pyromania
- moselromanisch
Moselle Romance
- monomanisch
monomaniacal
- osmanisch
Ottoman
- osmanisch
Turkish
- manisch-depressiv
Manic-depressive
- proto-indogermanisch
Proto-Indo-European
- pyromanisch
Pyromanic
- rätoromanisch
Romansh None
- antimanisch
antimanic
- megalomanisch
Megalomanic means having delusions of grandeur, excessively self-aggrandizing.
- gigantomanisch
Gigantic, grandiose, megalomaniacal
- monomanisch
Monomaniacal
- moselromanisch
Moselle Romance
- nordgermanisch
North Germanic
- tasmanisch
Tasmanian
- germanisch
Germanic
- westgermanisch
West Germanic
- indogermanisch
Indo-European
- erotomanisch
Erotomanic
- gemeingermanisch
Common Germanic
- osmanisch
Ottoman
- romanisch
Romance (language family), Romanesque (art)
- ostgermanisch
East Germanic
- birmanisch
Burmese
- galloromanisch
Gallo-Romance
- Schrat
Imp, Goblin
- englisch
English is a Germanic language spoken in many countries around the world, especially in England, the United States, and Australia.
- deutsch
German
- welsch
Romance, foreign None
- afrikaans
Afrikaans
- friesisch
Frisian refers to the Frisian language or culture, spoken and lived in the coastal regions of the Netherlands, Germany, and Denmark.
- altsächsisch
Old Saxon
- aragonisch
Aragonese refers to the Aragon region in Spain or the Romance language spoken there. None
- lateinamerikanisch
Latin American
- vulgärlateinisch
Vulgar Latin
- 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.
- Ursprache
Proto-language
- Beutelteufel
The Tasmanian devil is a carnivorous marsupial found in Tasmania.
- Sultan
Sultan
Example sentences with “manisch”
Er arbeitet in einem manischen Tempo. (He works at a manic pace.)
Frequently asked questions
Is it only used in psychology?
Mostly, but it can be used metaphorically to describe high-energy, obsessive behavior.