das Stimulans

[ˈʃtiːmulans][ˈstiːmulans]

محرک moharrek Noun

Noun

das StimulansPlural: die Stimulanzien, die Stimulantia[ˈʃtiːmulans][ˈstiːmulans](substance acting to increase physiological or nervous activity in the body)(stimulant)
der MotorPlural: die Motoren, die Motore[ˈmoːtoːɐ̯][moˈtoːɐ̯][ˈmoːtoɐ̯](machine that converts other energy forms into mechanical energy)(mechanical device)
das TriebwerkPlural: die Triebwerke[ˈtʁiːpˌvɛʁk](machine that converts other energy forms into mechanical energy)(mechanical device)

Further translations, not confirmed

der AntriebPlural: die Antriebe[ˈanˌtʁiːp](machine that converts other energy forms into mechanical energy)(mechanical device)not confirmed
der AuslöseimpulsPlural: die Auslöseimpulse(anything that may have an impact or influence on a system)not confirmed
der AnstifterPlural: die Anstifter[ˈanˌʃtɪftɐ]not confirmed
der DrahtzieherPlural: die Drahtzieher[ˈdʁaːtˌt͡siːɐ]not confirmed
der InitiatorPlural: die Initiatoren[iniˈt͡si̯aːtoːɐ̯]not confirmed
der ReizPlural: die Reize[ʁaɪ̯t͡s]not confirmed

Further translations, not confirmed

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