majestic

English

Etymology

majesty +‎ -ic, 1600s.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /məˈdʒɛstɪk/
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Rhymes: -ɛstɪk

Adjective

majestic (comparative more majestic, superlative most majestic)

Having qualities of splendor or royalty.

Translations

having splendor or royalty

Armenian: մեծաշուք (hy) (mecašukʿ), վեհ (hy) (veh), վեհապանծ (hy) (vehapanc), վսեմ (hy) (vsem), փառահեղ (hy) (pʿaṙaheł)
Belarusian: горды (hórdy)
Catalan: majestuós
Czech: majestátní
Dutch: majestueus (nl), majesteitisch
Finnish: majesteettinen
French: majestueux (fr)
Galician: maxestoso m
German: majestätisch (de)
Hungarian: fenséges (hu)

Italian: maestoso (it) m
Japanese: 荘厳 (ja) (そうごん sōgon)な, 威厳 (ja) (いげん, igen)がある
Latin: augustus (la) m
Manx: ard-ooasle
Polish: majestatyczny (pl)
Portuguese: majestoso (pt)
Russian: вели́чественный (ru) (velíčestvennyj)
Serbo-Croatian: величанствен (veličanstven), majestetičan (sh)
Spanish: majestuoso (es)
Swedish: majestätisk (sv)

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