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Patroness
Pa·tro·nin <-, -nen> СЪЩ f
Patronin feminine form of Patron
Pa·tron(in) <-s, -e> [paˈtro:n] СЪЩ м(f)
1. Patron РЕЛ:
Patron(in)
2. Patron (Schirmherr):
Patron(in)
3. Patron прин (Typ):
Patron(in)
old devil прин разг
4. Patron CH (Arbeitgeber):
Patron(in)
Pa·tron(in) <-s, -e> [paˈtro:n] СЪЩ м(f)
1. Patron РЕЛ:
Patron(in)
2. Patron (Schirmherr):
Patron(in)
3. Patron прин (Typ):
Patron(in)
old devil прин разг
4. Patron CH (Arbeitgeber):
Patron(in)
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Später tat sie sich als Patronin einer gemeinnützigen Organisation für Hirntumorpatienten hervor.
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Sie ist zudem die Patronin der Reisenden und Schwangeren.
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Sie verfasste ein Buch über ihre Ehe mit Furtwängler und galt zuletzt als Patronin der Furtwängler-Familie.
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Der Kapellenneubau und die Wahl der Patronin war der Wunsch des Stifterpaares nach erneutem Kindersegen verbunden.
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Sie ist die oberste Patronin des Ordens und nimmt einen besonderen Platz in der Spiritualität der Kartäuser ein.
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Der Stadtrat ernannte sie zur Patronin von Barcelona, was aber der Papst nicht anerkannte.
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www.barcelona.de
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The city council made her the patron saint of Barcelona, which was not recognized by the pope, though.
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Gilt Katharina doch als Patronin der Universitäten.
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After all, St. Catherine is worshipped as the patron saint of universities.
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Kein Patron wäre passender, für die Bergbauern, die sich in rund 90 Weilern über die gesamte Gegend verteilt haben und lange Zeit zurückgezogen lebten.
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No patron saint could be more fitting for mountain farmers - living in the 90 remote hamlets of the valley.
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Aufgrund dieser Legenden wurde Nikolaus Patron der heiratswilligen Mädchen, der unschuldig Verdächtigten und Gefangenen, der Seeleute und Salzachschiffer, der Getreidehändler und Bäcker, der Kinder und Schüler.
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It was due to these legends that Nicholas became the patron saint of marriage-minded women, of innocent suspects and prisoners, of mariners and Salzach River boatmen, of grain dealers and bakers and of children and students.
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Die Haller Stadtpfarrkirche wurde vor 1281 erbaut und dem hl. Nikolaus, dem Patron der Bergleute und Schiffer, geweiht.
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www.hall-wattens.at
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Hall Parish Church dates from before 1281 and is dedicated to St Nikolaus, the patron saint of miners and mariners.
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