Meaning of "fotophob" in the German dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD FOTOPHOB

zu griechisch phobeĩn = fürchten.

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF FOTOPHOB IN GERMAN

fotophob  [fotopho̲b, photopho̲b]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF FOTOPHOB

fotophob is an adjective.

The adjective is the word that accompanies the noun to determine or qualify it.

WHAT DOES FOTOPHOB MEAN IN GERMAN?

Definition of fotophob in the German dictionary

light-shy, sensitive to light.

lichtscheu, -empfindlich das Licht meidend.

ANTONYMS OF «FOTOPHOB» IN GERMAN

The following German words mean the opposite of «fotophob» and also belong to the same grammatical category.

German antonyms of fotophob

fotophil

TRANSLATION OF FOTOPHOB

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6 GERMAN BOOKS RELATING TO «FOTOPHOB»

Discover the use of fotophob in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to fotophob and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in German literature.

Das Inselexperiment

BOB HOOP (schaut ängstlichzur Seite):Sagen wiresso: Ich bin fotophob. TV 2: Wie bitte? BOB HOOP: Das Einzige, was ich fürchte, ist die Furcht. (seufzt und sieht den Reporter mit leerem Blick an) Ich fürchte nicht, dass TV 7 eineandereArt  ...

Aleksander Melli, 2010

Deutsch Fremdwörter

... -en) = Fotooptik Photo'pe'rfo'dis'mus (der, -, -men) = Fotoperiodismus photo phil (Adj.) = fotophil photo'phpb (Adj.) = fotophob Photophobie (die, -, -n) = Fotophobie Photo're'a'lis'mus (der, -, nur Ez.) = Fotorealismus Photo're'a'list (der, - en, ...

Angela Sendlinger, 2008

Duden: Fremdwörterbuch

Pflanzen); Ggs. T fotophob fo tolphob, auch: photophob: l (Med.) lichtscheu, - empfindlich (bei gesteigerter Reizbarkeit der Augen). 2. (Biol.) das Licht meidend (von Tieren u. Pflanzen): Ggs. Î fotophil. Folto- phoibie, auch: Photophobie die; ...

Ursula Kraif, 2005

Entomologischer Anzeiger

ähnliche Rhynchoten-Larve; auch Puliciden waren nicht selten, so daß man die Anwesenheit von Mäusen voraussetzen kann. Auch viele Käferlarven waren dabei. Fast alle Scheunenkäfer sind streng fotophob: beim Durchsuchen des ...

Brockhaus Enzyklopädie: in dreissig Bänden

photophil, Biologie: das Licht bevorzugend (bei Tieren und Pflanzen, die lichtarme Stellen meiden). fotophob [griech. 1, photophob, Biologie: das Licht meidend (bei Tieren und Pflanzen, die das Dunkel bevorzugen). Foto phobie, die  ...

F.A. Brockhaus Mannheim (Firm), 2006

Tedesco - italiano, italiano - tedesco

Centro lessicografico Sansoni Vladimiro Macchi. Philomena 698 gicamente. Philomena, Philomenen.pr./ Filomena/ Philosemitismus m (-) filosemitismo m. Philosoph m. (-en,-en; / -in) filosofo m. (f. -a); (Gelehrter) studioso m, (f. -a) di filosofía.

Vladimiro Macchi, Centro lessicografico Sansoni, 2002