Domäne
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German
[edit]Etymology
[edit]Borrowed from French domaine, 16th century. Doublet of Domain.
Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]Domäne f (genitive Domäne, plural Domänen)
- estate, seigneurie
- 1864, Heinrich Zoepfl, Bemerkungen zu A. L. Reyscher […] , Heidelberg: Georg Mohr, page 7:
- So ist es auch noch Niemanden, der das Eigenthum des Staates an den fürstlichen Domänen bestreitet, beigefallen zu läugnen, dass der Staat nicht demungeachtet Rechte an den fürstlichen Domänen haben könne oder wirklich habe.
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- (figurative) domain, turf (field of expertise)
- Synonym: Spezialgebiet
- 1918, Hugo Ball, Flametti[1]:
- Fräulein Traute hatte sich im Lauf der letzten Tage das Reinigen der Häuptlingsstiefel zu ihrer ganz besonderen Domäne gemacht.
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- (taxonomy) domain (highest rank in the classification of organisms)
- (biochemistry) domain (folded section of a protein molecule)
- Hyponyms: Bindungsdomäne, Eiweißdomäne, Proteindomäne
- (mathematics) domain
- (Internet, networking, uncommon) domain; domain name
- Synonym: Domain
Declension
[edit]Declension of Domäne [feminine]
Further reading
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