Periode

periode période període German Etymology de grc frm fro 15th century as de Periodus m f, a de la periodus 1 f, at first in the grammatical sense. The semantic development as well as the form in de -e (17th c.) likely under influence of de fr période. Pronunciation de /peˈri̯oːdə/ [pe.ʁiˈoː.də] less often [pɛɐ̯ˈjoː.də] de De-Periode.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun f de biology period, menstruation de more formal Menstruation (Monats-)Regel Monatsblutung Regelblutung informal Tage medical Menses de higher register period length of time with start and end point de Zeitraum Phase (Zeit-)Abschnitt (Zeit-)Spanne ; Intervall Stadium ; history Zeitalter Epoche Ära de grammar rhetoric period lengthy but well formed sentence Usage notes de Periode in the sense of “menstruation”, though not necessarily the most frequent word altogether, is the most register-neutral, i.e. that which can be used in any context without sounding strange. Declension f Hyponyms de Abrechnungsperiode Amtsperiode Gesetzgebungsperiode Heizperiode Hitzeperiode Kälteperiode Lallperiode Legislaturperiode Schaffensperiode Schlammperiode Schlechtwetterperiode Schönwetterperiode Sprachperiode Tauwetterperiode Trockenperiode Wahlperiode Wischperiode Maximalperiode Minimalperiode Derived terms de periodenartig Related terms de Periodendauer Periodenfrequenz Periodensystem Further reading de Time Bodily functions