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- Einsiedler {m} [auch fig.]
- recluse
- Einsiedler {m}
- hermit
anchorite
solitary [recluse]
troglodyte [hermit, recluse]
eremite
anchoret
solitudinarian
- Einsiedler {m} [Nachtfalterspezies]
- scarce chocolate-tip [Clostera anachoreta] [moth]entom.T
reddish-tipped prominent (moth) [Clostera anachoreta]entom.T
- augustinischer Einsiedler {m}
- Augustinian hermitrelig.
- Anemonen-Einsiedler {m}
- deep hermit crab [Pagurus prideauxi, syn.: P. solitarius]zool.T
- Einsiedler-Grünkleidervogel {m} [ausgestorben]
- greater amakihi [Hemignathus sagittirostris, syn.: Loxops sagittirostris, Viridonia sagittirostris] [extinct]orn.T
green solitaire [Hemignathus sagittirostris, syn.: Loxops sagittirostris, Viridonia sagittirostris] [extinct]orn.T
- Einsiedler-Korkschwamm {m}
- hermit crab sponge [Suberites domuncula, syn.: S. compactus, Litamena spugnosa]zool.T
sulfur sponge [Am.] [Suberites domuncula, syn.: S. compactus, Litamena spugnosa]zool.T
sulphur sponge [Br.] [Suberites domuncula, syn.: S. compactus, Litamena spugnosa]zool.T
- Einsiedler-Musendrossel {f}
- hermit thrush [Catharus guttatus]orn.T
- Einsiedler-Sackspinne {f}
- common sac-spider [Clubiona reclusa]zool.T
- Einsiedler-Seerose / Einsiedlerseerose {f} [Seeanemone]
- hermit anemone [Calliactis parasitica, syn.: C. rondeletii, Actinia effoeta, A. parasitica, Sagartia parasitica]zool.T
parasitic anemone [Calliactis parasitica, syn.: C. rondeletii, Actinia effoeta, A. parasitica, Sagartia parasitica]zool.T
- Einsiedler-Wulstling {m} [auch: Einsiedlerwulstling]
- warted amanita [Amanita strobiliformis]mycol.T
- Hakenschnabel-Einsiedler {m} [Kolibriart]
- hook-billed hermit [Glaucis dohrnii, syn.: Ramphodon dohrnii]orn.T
- Rodrigues-Einsiedler {m} [ausgestorben]
- Rodrigues solitaire [Pezophaps solitaria] [extinct]orn.T
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