Nov 17, 2007 08:57
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English term

minister

English to German Social Sciences Religion
A religious ceremony is considered a very traditional wedding. It would take place in a house of worship such as a church or synagogue. It would be officiated by a rabbi, a minister or member of the clergy. Traditional religious ceremonies usually call for formal wear with a number of attendants and very traditional music.

Ist das in dem Kontext ein Pfarrer oder Pastor oder was?
Proposed translations (German)
3 +3 Geistlicher
3 Pastor
3 Pfarrer
1 for info
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Discussion

Dorothea Rose Nov 17, 2007:
Genau! :)
Definitionen von minister im Web in Englisch
wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn"
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minister (Christianity)

Proposed translations

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Geistlicher

... als überkonfessioneller Begriff

"in dem Kontext" - what IS the context?

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Note added at 4 hrs (2007-11-17 13:01:40 GMT)
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Könnte man für "a minister or member of the clergy" sagen:
- Pfarrer, Pastor oder sonstiger Geistlicher
Peer comment(s):

agree Ingeborg Gowans (X) : No , I didn't I felt it wasn't necessary, but thanks for asking
41 mins
Thanks - did you get around to posting "überkonfessionell" as a separate answer re. non-denominational?
agree Sabine Akabayov, PhD
7 hrs
agree Karin Maack
1 day 7 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Danke! "
13 mins

Pastor

Also ein nichtkatholischer Geistlicher, wuerde ich sagen
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6 hrs

for info

the Grosse Duden:
Pfarrer, der; -s, - [mhd. pfarrære, spätahd. pfarrari]: einer Gemeinde, Pfarrei vorstehender Geistlicher einer christlichen Kirche: ein evangelischer, katholischer P.; er will P. werden.

Pastor [: ':], der; -s, ...oren, nordd. auch: ...ore, mundartl. auch: ...öre [mhd. pastor < mlat. pastor= Seelenhirt < lat. pastor= Hirt, zu: pascere (2.Part.: pastum)= weiden lassen] (regional, bes. nordd.): Pfarrer: ein streitbarer P.; in der niedersächsischen Gemeinde galt der P. immer als vorbildlicher Mensch, friedfertig und nächstenlieb (Spiegel 52, 1983, 52); ich zählte ihr Pastöre auf (Böll, Ansichten 267); Abk.: P.

Geistliche, der u. die; -n, -n <Dekl. Abgeordnete>: jmd., der als Theologe/Theologin der [christlichen] Kirche Aufgaben im gottesdienstlichen Bereich und in der Seelsorge wahrnimmt: er war -r; sie ist G.; ein muslimischer -r erklärte uns die Grundzüge seiner Religion; der Kranke verlangte nach einem -n.

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7 hrs

Pfarrer

:o)
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