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Summary

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Talisman:
- geluksbrenger; gelukspoppetje
Wiktionary:
- Talisman → amulet, talisman
- Talisman → talisman

Dutch to German: more detail...

talisman:
- Maskotte
Wiktionary:
- talisman → Talisman
- talisman → Gebetsriemen, Talisman, Phylakterion, Reliquiar, Schrein, Reliquienschrein, Tefillin

German

Detailed Translations for Talisman from German to Dutch

Talisman:

Talisman [der ~] nomen

der Talisman (Glücksbringer; Maskotte)
geluksbrenger
- geluksbrenger [znw.] nomen
der Talisman (Glücksbringer)
het gelukspoppetje
- gelukspoppetje [het ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for Talisman:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
geluksbrenger	Glücksbringer; Maskotte; Talisman
gelukspoppetje	Glücksbringer; Talisman

Synonyms for "Talisman":

Amulett; Fetisch; Glücksbringer; Maskottchen; nicht lebendes Objekt; unbelebtes Objekt

Wiktionary Translations for Talisman:

Talisman

noun

Ein Gegenstand, der Unheil abwenden beziehungsweise Glück bringen soll
- Talisman → amulet; talisman

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• Talisman	→ talisman	↔ talisman — magical protective charms

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Dutch

Detailed Translations for Talisman from Dutch to German

talisman:

talisman [de ~ (m)] nomen

de talisman (mascotte; gelukspop)
die Maskotte
- Maskotte [die ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for talisman:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Maskotte	gelukspop; mascotte; talisman	geluksbrenger

Related Words for "talisman":

talismannen, talismans

Wiktionary Translations for talisman:

talisman

noun

Ein Gegenstand, der Unheil abwenden beziehungsweise Glück bringen soll
- Talisman → amulet; talisman

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• talisman	→ Gebetsriemen	↔ phylactery — small object worn for its power; amulet or charm
• talisman	→ Talisman	↔ talisman — magical protective charms
• talisman	→ Phylakterion; Reliquiar; Schrein; Reliquienschrein; Gebetsriemen; Tefillin	↔ phylactère — (term, Art chrétien médiéval) banderole peinte, dessinée ou sculptée, sur laquelle se déploient les paroles prononcées par le personnage que l'on représente.

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