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Summary

Dutch to English: more detail...

renaissance:
- renaissance; revival; rebirth; reincarnation
Wiktionary:
- renaissance → rebirth

English to Dutch: more detail...

renaissance:
- renaissance; wedergeboorte

Dutch

Detailed Translations for renaissance from Dutch to English

renaissance:

renaissance [de ~] nomen

de renaissance (wedergeboorte)
the renaissance; the revival; the rebirth; the reincarnation
- renaissance [the ~] nomen
- revival [the ~] nomen
- rebirth [the ~] nomen
- reincarnation [the ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for renaissance:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
rebirth	renaissance; wedergeboorte	comeback; herleving
reincarnation	renaissance; wedergeboorte
renaissance	renaissance; wedergeboorte
revival	renaissance; wedergeboorte	comeback; herhaling; herleving; nog eens doen; opbloei; opleving; reprise

Wiktionary Translations for renaissance:

renaissance

noun

revival, reinvigoration
- rebirth → heropleving; renaissance

English

Detailed Translations for renaissance from English to Dutch

renaissance:

renaissance [the ~] nomen

the renaissance (rebirth; revival; reincarnation)
de renaissance; de wedergeboorte
- renaissance [de ~] nomen
- wedergeboorte [de ~ (v)] nomen

Translation Matrix for renaissance:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
renaissance	rebirth; reincarnation; renaissance; revival
wedergeboorte	rebirth; reincarnation; renaissance; revival

Related Words for "renaissance":

renaissances

Synonyms for "renaissance":

Renaissance; Renascence; historic period; age
rebirth; revival; resurgence; revitalization; revitalisation; revivification

Renaissance:

Translation Matrix for Renaissance:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	Renascence; rebirth

Related Definitions for "Renaissance":

the revival of learning and culture¹
the period of European history at the close of the Middle Ages and the rise of the modern world; a cultural rebirth from the 14th through the middle of the 17th centuries¹

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