Home ->Dictionaries ->English/German ->Translate seeded

Translate seeded from English to German

Summary
English to German:   more detail...
  1. seed:
  2. Wiktionary:

English

Detailed Translations for seeded from English to German

seeded:


Translation Matrix for seeded:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- sown

Synonyms for "seeded":


Antonyms for "seeded":

  • unseeded

Related Definitions for "seeded":

  1. sprinkled with seed1
    • a seeded lawn1
  2. (of the more skilled contestants) selectively arranged in the draw for position in a tournament so that they meet each other in later rounds1
  3. having or supplied with seeds1
    • a seeded breadfruit1
    • seeded rolls1
  4. having seeds as specified1
    • many-seeded1
    • black-seeded1
  5. having the seeds extracted1
    • seeded raisins1

seeded form of seed:

seed [the ~] noun

  1. the seed (pip; stone)
    die Nuß; der Kern; der Stein; der Fruchtkern
  2. the seed (germ; seeds)
    der Keim; der Samen
  3. the seed (sperm; semen)
    Sperma; der Samen
  4. the seed
    Saatgut
  5. the seed
    – An initial value used to generate pseudorandom numbers. 2
    Startwert

to seed verb (seeds, seeded, seeding)

  1. to seed
    – To add a database, either a blank database or a copy of the production database, to the storage group copy. This becomes the baseline database for the passive copy of the storage group. 2
    Seeding ausführen

Conjugations for seed:

present
  1. seed
  2. seed
  3. seeds
  4. seed
  5. seed
  6. seed
simple past
  1. seeded
  2. seeded
  3. seeded
  4. seeded
  5. seeded
  6. seeded
present perfect
  1. have seeded
  2. have seeded
  3. has seeded
  4. have seeded
  5. have seeded
  6. have seeded
past continuous
  1. was seeding
  2. were seeding
  3. was seeding
  4. were seeding
  5. were seeding
  6. were seeding
future
  1. shall seed
  2. will seed
  3. will seed
  4. shall seed
  5. will seed
  6. will seed
continuous present
  1. am seeding
  2. are seeding
  3. is seeding
  4. are seeding
  5. are seeding
  6. are seeding
subjunctive
  1. be seeded
  2. be seeded
  3. be seeded
  4. be seeded
  5. be seeded
  6. be seeded
diverse
  1. seed!
  2. let's seed!
  5. seeded
  6. seeding
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for seed:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Fruchtkern pip; seed; stone
Keim germ; seed; seeds basic rule; basic thought; basis; fundamental idea; initial concept; principle; rule of life
Kern pip; seed; stone bone; bone marrow; center; centre; core; crux; essence; heart; inner; inner side; inside; interior; kernel; marrow; pip; pit; pith; stone
Nuß pip; seed; stone
Saatgut seed sowing-seed
Samen germ; seed; seeds; semen; sperm
Sperma seed; semen; sperm
Stein pip; seed; stone boulder; cobbles; cobblestone; pebble; rock; rock formation; stone; stones
- come; cum; ejaculate; germ; seeded player; semen; seminal fluid; source
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Seeding ausführen seed
- sow
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Startwert seed
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- corn; semen; sowing

Related Words for "seed":


Synonyms for "seed":


Related Definitions for "seed":

  1. the thick white fluid containing spermatozoa that is ejaculated by the male genital tract1
  2. anything that provides inspiration for later work1
  3. one of the outstanding players in a tournament1
  4. a mature fertilized plant ovule consisting of an embryo and its food source and having a protective coat or testa1
  5. a small hard fruit1
  6. remove the seeds from1
    • seed grapes1
  7. inoculate with microorganisms1
  8. sprinkle with silver iodide particles to disperse and cause rain1
    • seed clouds1
  9. distribute (players or teams) so that outstanding teams or players will not meet in the early rounds1
  10. place (seeds) in or on the ground for future growth1
    • She sowed sunflower seeds1
  11. go to seed; shed seeds1
    • The dandelions went to seed1
  12. bear seeds1
  13. help (an enterprise) in its early stages of development by providing seed money1
  14. To add a database, either a blank database or a copy of the production database, to the storage group copy. This becomes the baseline database for the passive copy of the storage group.2
  15. An initial value used to generate pseudorandom numbers.2

Wiktionary Translations for seed:

seed
noun
  1. fertilized grain
  2. precursor
  3. semen
  4. offspring, descendants, progeny
seed
noun
  1. ohne Plural: eine Menge von Samen
  2. vielzelliger Fortpflanzungskörper der Samenpflanzen
  3. meist Plural: vielzelliger Fortpflanzungskörper der Samenpflanzen
  4. trockene, ruhende Fortpflanzungsorgane wie Samen, Früchte, Scheinfrüchte, Fruchtstände oder Teile davon
  5. -
  6. Pflanzensamen, die zum Aussäen bestimmt sind
  7. übertragen: zur Weiterentwicklung gedachte Ideen, Arbeiten oder Personen
  8. allgemein, übertragen: Anfang, Beginn, erstes Anzeichen
verb
  1. junge Pflanzen, Stecklinge in Erde oder anderes Substrat pflanzen
  1. ausstreuend oder setzend Saatgut in den dafür vorbereiteten Boden bringen
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• seed → Stein; Kern ↔ pit — zaadhoudende kern van verschillende vruchten
• seed → Samen ↔ zaad — een bevruchte kiem waaruit een nieuwe plant van dezelfde soort groeit
• seed → Samen; Sperma ↔ zaad — zaadcellen uit de mannelijke geslachtsorganen van een mens of een dier
• seed → Samen ↔ amandon — amande
• seed → Samen; Same; Korn ↔ graine — Ovule fécondé qui donne de nouvelles plantes après dispersion et germination.
• seed → Samen; Sperma; Same ↔ semence — grain que l’on semer. — note : Il se dit particulièrement du froment, du seigle, de l’orge, de l’avoine et de quelques autres céréales.
• seed → Samen; Sperma ↔ sperme — physiologie|fr liquide émis lors de l’éjaculation et produit par les organes génital masculins. Il contient des spermatozoïdes en suspension dans le liquide séminal.

Related Translations for seeded







Your free, fast, and simple translation dictionary

Copyright © 2000-2024 Interglot ®

Page served in 0.0557 seconds
Page rendered in 1.0 seconds