The Old Prussian language revival began in the early 80's.
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Revival
//ɹɪˈvaɪvəl//
Synonyms for "revival" (264 found)
Ranked by relevance and common usage.
Closest matches (53)
renewalabout faceabout-faceaccommodationadaptationadjustmentadvanceadvancementalterationameliorationamendmentanimationapostasyascentawakeningbedtime prayerbetteringbettermentbibliolatryboost
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bracerbracingbreakcamp meetingchangechange of allegiancechange of heartchange of mindchangeablenesscharismatic giftcharismatic movementcharismatic renewalchurchchurch servicecomebackcomplineconstructive changecontinuityconversioncopycordialdefectiondegenerationdegenerative changedeteriorationdeviationdevotionsdifferencediscontinuitydivergencediversificationdiversiondiversity
Strong matches (79)
divine serviceduplicationdutyenergizingenhancementenlivenmentenrichmentescalationeugenicseuthenicsevening devotionsevensongexercisesexhilarationfanaticismfittingflip flopflip-flopfurtherancegift of tongues
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glossolaliagradual changegreat leap forwardheadwayimitationimprovementincreaseinvigorationlaudsliftliturgylooking backmassmatinsmeetingmeliorationmemorymendmendingmitigationmodificationmodulationmorning devotionsnew birthnight songnonenonesnovenaofficeoverdevoutnessoverpiousnessoverreligiousnessoverrighteousnessoverthrowoverzealousnesspalingenesispalingenesypentecostalismpick-me-uppickuppraise meetingprayerprayer meetingprayersprefermentprimeprime songprogressprogressionpromotionpublic worshipqualificationquickeningradical changerallyransomre creationre-creationre-formation
Related words (132)
realignmentreanimationrebirthrebuildingrecapturereclaimingreclamationrecollectionreconstitutionreconstructionrecouprecoupmentrecoveryrecreationrecrudescencerecuperationredemptionredesignredoingreedition
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reestablishmentreexperiencingrefashioningrefectionreformreformationrefreshingrefreshmentregainmentregaleregalementregeneracyregeneratenessregenerationregenesisreinstitutionreinvigorationreissuerejuvenationrejuvenescencerelivingremakingremembrancereminiscencerenaissancerenascencerenovationreoccupationreorganizationrepetitionreplevinreplevyrepossessionreprintingreproductionreshapingrestorationrestructuringresumptionresurgenceresurrectionresuscitationretakeretakingretrievalretrieveretrospectionreturnreturningreversalrevindicationrevisionrevitalizationrevival meetingrevivalismrevivescencerevivescencyrevivificationrevolutionrisesalvagesanctimonysecond windsecond youthservicesextshiftstimulationsudden changeswitchtent meetingtiercetonictotal changetransitiontroverturnturnaboutundersongupbeatupheavalupliftuppingupsurgeupswinguptrendupturnupward mobilityvariationvarietyvespervespersvigilvigilsviolent changevitalizationvivificationwatch meetingwatch nightwatch-night serviceworseningyouthzealzealotismzealotryzealousness
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5 entriesSynonyms
1 entriesderived
12 entriesderived from
1 entriesis a
2 entriesrelated to
9 entriesTranslations
52 translations across 17 languages.
Belarusian
2 entries- адраджэ́нне noun (reviving)
- адраджэ́нне noun (renewed interest, performance etc.)
Bulgarian
2 entries- оживление noun (renewed interest, performance etc.)
- оживяване noun (reviving)
Esperanto
1 entries- revivigo noun (reviving)
French
3 entries- renaissance noun (reviving)
- résurrection noun (reviving)
- réveil noun (renewed interest in religion)
German
2 entries- Erweckung noun (renewed interest in religion)
- Wiederbelebung noun (reviving)
Hebrew
1 entries- תחייה noun (reviving)
Hungarian
4 entries- felelevenítés noun (renewed interest, performance etc.)
- feléledés noun (reviving)
- felélesztés noun (reviving)
- felújítás noun (renewed interest, performance etc.)
Italian
4 entries- rinnovamento noun (renewed interest, performance etc.)
- rinnovamento noun (renewed interest in religion)
- rinvigorimento noun (renewed interest, performance etc.)
- risveglio noun (reviving)
Japanese
3 entries- 復活 noun (reviving)
- 復活 noun (renewed interest, performance etc.)
- 復活 noun (renewed interest in religion)
Malagasy
1 entries- fifohazana noun (renewed interest in religion)
Māori
3 entries- haumanutanga noun (reviving)
- whakahaumanutanga noun (reviving)
- whakaoranga noun (reviving)
Portuguese
2 entries- avivamento noun (renewed interest in religion)
- reavivamento noun (renewed interest, performance etc.)
Russian
4 entries- возобновле́ние noun (renewed interest, performance etc.)
- возрожде́ние noun (reviving)
- возрожде́ние noun (renewed interest in religion)
- оживле́ние noun (reviving)
Scottish Gaelic
4 entries- ath-bheothachadh noun (reviving)
- ath-bheothachadh noun (renewed interest, performance etc.)
- ath-bheothachadh noun (renewed interest in religion)
- dùsgadh noun (renewed interest in religion)
Spanish
4 entries- avivamiento noun (renewed interest in religion)
- reavivación noun (renewed interest, performance etc.)
- reavivamiento noun (renewed interest, performance etc.)
- revitalización noun (renewed interest, performance etc.)
Volapük
1 entries- dönulifükam noun (reviving)
Walloon
3 entries- ravicaedje noun (reviving)
- ravicance noun (reviving)
- rivicaedje noun (renewed interest, performance etc.)
Sample sentences
22 total sentences available.
In recent years, there has been a revival of interest in swing dancing.
Source: tatoeba (2399362)
Are your people interested in the revival of your language?
Source: tatoeba (2487693)
There is a Buddhist Revival movement in India, which is heavily Hindu.
Source: tatoeba (4645069)
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.