Übersetzung für "Parsee" in Deutsch

Another detail provides the old-persian religion of the Parsee/Parsi.

Once upon a time, on an uninhabited island, there lived a Parsee from whose hat the rays of the sun were reflected in more than oriental splendour.

She moved on to a bridge leading to the Ancient City but runs into the bridge guard of jealousy, Parsee Mizuhashi, who also tries to stop the heroine from proceeding.

Similar to the difference between the scepticism of the physicist, who believes fire is only an act of burning, and the emotion of the Parsee who sees a manifestation of his god.

Parsi New Year (Aug-Sep) Pateti in August is the Parsee New Year, significant because it was on this day that the Shahenshahi Zoroastrian community landed in India while migrating from Persia.

Above the cisterns stand the remains of the "tower of silence", which was used during British occupation by the Parsee stationed here, to bury their dead.

I am the Parsee Pestonjee Bomonjee, sitting in my palm tree, and you are all rhinoceri.

So in the morning we never want to see a Parsee because early in the morning he'll come and start saying, "I am sorry, I am sorry."

In this way the dog came to be the sacred animal of the Parsees.

Our Parsees in India have very much affectation from you, very much.

Petermann was interested in religious minorities such as the Samaritans, Druze, Mandaean, Yazidis, Parsees and Ahl-i Haqq.

Islam also decimated much of the indigenous Persian culture, with many Zoroastrians (Parsees) fleeing to India.

Therefore, even though the Parsees or Zoroastrian community is very small in India – there's only a hundred thousand members compared to the over billion people in India – yet they have an equal position in the military and in the political sphere.

The mineral oils and natural gases that were created form the basis of modern life today, though it is true that the priests of the Parsees, who lived about 5,000 years ago in the area of present-day Iran, did already use outflowing gas for the eternal fire for their temple.

The fire myth was a great bond in early times and still persists in the symbolism of the Parsees.

Among Jews, Turks, Parsees, Hindus, and many other nationalities and races he distributed the word of God in these various tongues and everywhere heralded the approaching reign of the Messiah.

Thus Diclofenac, which can also engender serious side-effects in humans, is in fact the direct cause, borne out, for example, by the fact that the vultures in Bombay, which fed on the corpses put out by the Parsees on their Towers of Silence, already disappeared long ago.