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Pein

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pein péin German Etymology de la-med la grc From de gmh pīne, from de goh pīna, from de gmw-pro *pīnā torment, pain pain. Pronunciation de /paɪ̯n/ de aɪ̯n 1 de De-Pein.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun f de literary or religion torment; agony de Leid Peinigung Qual Straße Damit ihr seht, daß ich eurer Pein / Will förderlich und dienstlich seyn; / Wollen wir keinen Augenblick verlieren, / Will euch noch heut’ in ihr Zimmer führen Now just to prove that I will be / Of helpful service in your agony, / We'll lose no moment in delay. / I'll lead you to her room this very day. Disputation Er erzählte: wie der Herr / Vor den Schergen des Herodes / Nach Ägypten floh, und später / Litt die herbe Pein des Todes He told how the Lord / before the hosts of Herod / fled to Egypt, and later / bore the bitter agony of death de archaic or dialectal pain de Schmerz Declension f Derived terms de peinigen de peinlich de peinsam Related terms de pingelig Further reading Hunsrik Pronunciation Noun f Peine pain Further reading