grace
dasNoundie Anmut; die Gnade
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein Sakrament ist eine heilige Handlung, die in vielen christlichen Kirchen als ein Zeichen und Mittel der Gnade angesehen wird.
- English meaning
- A sacrament is a sacred ritual regarded in many Christian churches as a sign and means of grace.
- Synonym
- heilige Handlung, Ritus
- German example
- Die Taufe ist ein wichtiges Sakrament im Christentum.
- English example
- Baptism is an important sacrament in Christianity.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- das
- Singular Form
- das Sakrament
- Plural Form
- die Sakramente
Related words
- Gnade
grace
- Zierlichkeit
grace
- Geschmeidigkeit
grace
- gnade
grace
- Tischgebet
grace
- Gnad
grace
- Anmut
grace
- Begnadigung
grace
- grazil
graceful
- graziös
graceful
- Gnadenschuß
shot of grace
- schändlich
disgraceful
- Rassenschande
race disgrace
- Blamage
disgrace
- Gnadenschuss
shot of grace
- Durchlaucht
Your Grace
- Schandblatt
disgrace
- verunzieren
to disgrace
- Erniedrigung
disgrace
- Huld
Favour, grace
- Ballerina
Ballerina
- Ballerina
Ballerina
- Flugsaurier
Pterosaur
- Tischgebet
Grace
- Luthertum
Lutheranism; the teachings, beliefs, and practices based on the ideas of Martin Luther.
- berücken
Charm
- blamabel
shameful, disgraceful
- graziös
Graceful
- Marionette
A marionette is a puppet controlled from above using wires or strings.
- infam
Infamous, disgraceful
- anmutig
Graceful
- schändlich
Disgraceful
- grazil
Graceful
- wohlgeborn
Well-born
- kaudinisch
"Caudine" refers to the humiliating defeat of the Romans by the Samnites in 321 BC at the Caudine Forks. It is often used figuratively to describe a disgraceful surrender or submission.
- minniglich
Lovely, graceful
- minnig
Minnig means lovely, graceful, or gracious.
- reizlos
Uninspiring
- schmählich
Disgraceful, shameful
- Albatros
A large seabird with long, narrow wings, often found in the southern oceans.
- Gunst
favor, goodwill, grace
- Schmach
Disgrace
- Tänzer
A dancer is a person who dances, often professionally.
- Beweglichkeit
Agility refers to the ability to move easily and gracefully.
- Wohlgestalt
Gracefulness, beauty, symmetry
- in Ungnade fallen
To fall from grace
- ungeschickt
Clumsy
- Gnade
Mercy, grace
- Menuett
Minuet; a slow, graceful dance in triple time.
Example sentences with “grace”
She moved with grace. (Sie bewegte sich mit Anmut.)
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Anmut and Gnade?
'Anmut' refers to physical elegance or grace, while 'Gnade' refers to mercy or divine grace.