Bibel
See also: bibel
German edit
Etymology edit
From Middle High German bibel, biblie, ultimately from Ancient Greek βιβλία (biblía, “books”).
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
Bibel f (genitive Bibel, plural Bibeln)
- Bible, bible
- Synonym: (Holy Scripture) Heilige Schrift
Declension edit
Declension of Bibel [feminine]
Synonyms edit
- Buch der Bücher (Book of Books)
Derived terms edit
- Bibel-Teilen
- Bibelabschnitt
- Bibelanstalt
- Bibelapologet
- Bibelapologetik
- bibelapologetisch
- Bibelarbeit
- Bibelausgabe
- Bibelausleger
- Bibelauslegung
- Bibelautor
- Bibelautorin
- Bibelbeweis
- Bibelbuch
- Bibelcamp
- Bibelchrist
- Bibelchristentum
- bibelchristlich
- Bibeldichtung
- Bibeldruckpapie
- Bibelencyklopädie
- Bibelenzyklopädie
- Bibelexegese
- Bibelexeget
- Bibelfeind
- bibelfeindlich
- Bibelfeindlichkeit
- bibelfest
- Bibelfestigkeit
- Bibelforscher
- Bibelforscherbewegung
- Bibelforschung
- Bibelfreund
- bibelfreundlich
- Bibelfritze
- Bibelgedicht
- Bibelgegner
- Bibelgelehrter
- Bibelgemälde
- Bibelgemeinde
- Bibelgeschichte
- Bibelgesellschaft
- Bibelgesprächsgruppe
- Bibelglauben
- bibelgläubig
- Bibelgläubiger
- Bibelgläubigkeit
- Bibelgriechisch
- Bibelgürtel
- Bibelhandschrift
- Bibelhumanismus
- Bibelhumanist
- Bibelkanon
- Bibelkauf
- Bibelkäufer
- Bibelkirche
- Bibelkommentar
- Bibelkommission
- Bibelkonferenz
- Bibelkonkordanz
- Bibelkreis
- Bibelkritik
- Bibelkritiker
- Bibelkunde
- bibelkundig
- Bibelkundigkeit
- Bibelkundler
- bibelkundlich
- Bibellehre
- Bibellehren
- Bibellehrer
- Bibellektüre
- Bibellernen
- Bibellese
- Bibellesebund
- Bibellesemarathon
- Bibellesen
- Bibelleseplan
- Bibelleser
- Bibellesung
- Bibellexicon
- Bibellexikon
- Bibelmeditation
- Bibelpapier
- Bibelpassage
- Bibelpastor
- Bibelpastoral
- Bibelphilologe
- Bibelphilologie
- Bibelpoem
- Bibelpoesie
- Bibelpoet
- Bibelpoetik
- Bibelproblem
- Bibelprophet
- Bibelprophetie
- Bibelprophezeiung
- Bibelregal
- Bibelschreiber
- Bibelschule
- Bibelschüler
- Bibelschwierigkeit
- Bibelsprache
- bibelsprachlich
- Bibelspruch
- Bibelstelle
- Bibelstudent
- Bibelstudienkreis
- Bibelstudierender
- Bibelstudium
- Bibelstunde
- Bibelteil
- Bibelteilen
- Bibeltext
- Bibeltheologe
- Bibeltheologie
- bibeltheologisch
- Bibeltradition
- Bibelträger
- bibeltreu
- Bibeltreue
- Bibeltreuer
- Bibelübersetzer
- Bibelübersetzung
- Bibelunterricht
- Bibelverbot
- Bibelverbreitung
- Bibelverehrung
- Bibelverfasser
- Bibelverfassung
- Bibelverfechter
- Bibelverkauf
- Bibelverkäufer
- Bibelvers
- Bibelversion
- Bibelverteidiger
- Bibelverteidigung
- bibelwahr
- Bibelwahrheit
- Bibelweisheit
- Bibelwerk
- Bibelwerker
- Bibelwissen
- Bibelwissenschaft
- Bibelwissenschafter
- Bibelwissenschaftler
- Bibelwoche
- Bibelwort
- Bibelwörterbuch
- Bibelzitat
- biblisch
- Christenbibel
- Ernster Bibelforscher
- Familienbibel
- Gotenbibel
- Historienbibel
- Judenbibel
- Lutherbibel, Luther-Bibel
- Satanische Bibel
- Wulfilabibel, Wulfila-Bibel
Related terms edit
See also edit
- Bibeleskäs, Bibeleskäse (quark (cheese))
Further reading edit
German Low German edit
Noun edit
Bibel f (plural Bibels)
Synonyms edit
Indonesian edit
Etymology edit
From Dutch Bijbel (“Bible”), from Latin Biblia, from Ancient Greek βιβλία (biblía, “books”), plural of βιβλίον (biblíon, “small book”), originally a diminutive of βίβλος (bíblos, “book”), from βύβλος (búblos, “papyrus”) (from the ancient Phoenician city of Byblos which exported this writing material).
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
bibêl (first-person possessive Bibelku, second-person possessive Bibelmu, third-person possessive Bibelnya)
Usage notes edit
Although Alkitab and Bibel are synonymous, the usages are different. Most Christian denominations prefer to refer to the Bible as Alkitab, while Bibel may have a negative interpretation as it is used to discredit it.
Further reading edit
- “Bibel” in Kamus Besar Bahasa Indonesia, Jakarta: Agency for Language Development and Cultivation – Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology of the Republic of Indonesia, 2016.
Luxembourgish edit
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
Bibel f (plural Bibelen)
Norwegian Bokmål edit
Noun edit
Bibel
Bibel m (definite singular Bibelen, indefinite plural Bibler, definite plural Biblene)
Plautdietsch edit
Noun edit
Bibel m (plural Bäns)
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