rebirth

• Substantiv, das eine neue oder zweite Geburt bezeichnet; häufig verwendet für den Beginn eines neuen Daseinszyklus nach dem Tod, die Wiederbelebung von Wissen und Kultur oder eine spirituelle Erleuchtung, die zu einem neuen Leben führt.

A noun referring to a new or second birth, often used to describe the beginning of a new cycle of existence after death, a revival of learning and culture, or a spiritual enlightenment that leads to a new life.

1. ReincarnationB2formal

   The belief that after death the soul begins a new cycle of existence in another human body.

   Wiedergeburt

   • Many Eastern religions teach the concept of rebirth.
   • He believes in the cycle of death and rebirth.
   • The idea of rebirth is central to Hindu philosophy.

   Synonymemetempsychosisreincarnationtransmigration

2. Second birthB2formal

   A second or new birth; being born again.

   Wiedergeburt

   • The baptism symbolized his spiritual rebirth.
   • She experienced a rebirth of hope after the therapy.
   • The organization promotes the rebirth of communities through education.

   Synonymeconversionregenerationspiritual rebirth

3. B2formal

   The revival of learning, culture, or an activity after a period of decline.

   Wiedergeburt

   • The Renaissance was a period of cultural rebirth in Europe.
   • There has been a rebirth of interest in traditional crafts.
   • The city's rebirth began with the restoration of its historic center.

   Synonymerejuvenationrenaissancerenascencerenewalresurgenceresurrectionrevival

   Antonymedeathdeclineextinction

4. Spiritual renewalB2formal

   A spiritual enlightenment causing a person to lead a new life.

   Spirituelle Wiedergeburt

   • His meditation retreat led to a profound rebirth.
   • She described her conversion as a rebirth of the soul.
   • The rebirth of his faith gave him a new purpose.

   Synonymeconversionregenerationrenewalresurrection