Ceremony
//ˈsɛɹ.ɪ.mə.ni//
Translations of "ceremony" (78 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | ceremoni(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | τελετή(ritual with religious significance) | teletḗ | |
| Arabic | اِحْتِفَال(ritual with religious significance), حَفْل(official gathering to celebrate), حَفْل رَسْمِيّ(formal socially-established behaviour), رَسْمِيَّات(official gathering to celebrate), طَقْس مُقَدِّس(ritual with religious significance), طُقُوس(ritual with religious significance), مَرَاسِم(ritual with religious significance), مَرَاسِم(official gathering to celebrate) | iḥtifāl, ḥafl, ḥafl rasmiyy, rasmiyyāt, ṭaqs muqaddis, ṭuqūs, marāsim, marāsim | |
| Armenian | արարողություն(official gathering to celebrate), ծես(ritual with religious significance) | araroġutʻyun, ces | |
| Asturian | ceremonia(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | ayin(ritual with religious significance), mərasim(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Bashkir | йола(ritual with religious significance) | yola | |
| Basque | zeremonia(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Belarusian | абра́д(ritual with religious significance), цырымо́нія(ritual with religious significance), цырымо́нія(official gathering to celebrate) | abrád, cyrymónija, cyrymónija | |
| Bengali | অনুষ্ঠান(ritual with religious significance) | onuśṭhan | |
| Brazilian Portuguese | cerimônia(ritual with religious significance), cerimônia(official gathering to celebrate), cerimônia(formal socially-established behaviour) | — | |
| Bulgarian | етикет(formal socially-established behaviour), обре́д(ritual with religious significance), церемо́ния(ritual with religious significance), церемо́ния(official gathering to celebrate) | etiket, obréd, ceremónija, ceremónija | |
| Burmese | အခမ်းအနား(ritual with religious significance) | a.hkam:a.na: | |
| Catalan | cerimònia(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 儀式 /仪式(ritual with religious significance), 儀禮 /仪礼(formal socially-established behaviour), 典禮 /典礼(official gathering to celebrate), 式(official gathering to celebrate), 祭(ritual with religious significance), 禮節 /礼节(formal socially-established behaviour) | yíshì, yílǐ, diǎnlǐ, -shì, jì, lǐjié | |
| Czech | ceremonie(official gathering to celebrate), obřad(ritual with religious significance), obřad(official gathering to celebrate) | — | |
| Danish | ceremoni(ritual with religious significance), ceremoni(official gathering to celebrate) | — | |
| Dutch | ceremonie(ritual with religious significance), ceremonie(official gathering to celebrate), plechtigheid(ritual with religious significance), plechtigheid(official gathering to celebrate) | — | |
| Egyptian | i-ir-w-A53(ritual with religious significance) | jrw | |
| Esperanto | ceremonio(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Estonian | tseremoonia(ritual with religious significance), tseremoonia(official gathering to celebrate) | — | |
| European Portuguese | cerimónia(ritual with religious significance), cerimónia(official gathering to celebrate), cerimónia(formal socially-established behaviour) | — | |
| Finnish | juhla(official gathering to celebrate), juhlallisuudet(official gathering to celebrate), kursailu(formal socially-established behaviour), muodollinen käytös(formal socially-established behaviour), muodollisuus(formal socially-established behaviour), seremonia(ritual with religious significance), seremonia(official gathering to celebrate) | — | |
| French | cérémonie(ritual with religious significance), cérémonie(official gathering to celebrate) | — | |
| Galician | cerimonia(ritual with religious significance), cerimonia(official gathering to celebrate), cerimonia(formal socially-established behaviour) | — | |
| Georgian | ცერემონია(ritual with religious significance), ცერემონია(official gathering to celebrate), წესჩვეულება(ritual with religious significance) | ceremonia, ceremonia, c̣esčveuleba | |
| German | Feier(official gathering to celebrate), Ritual(ritual with religious significance), Zeremonie(ritual with religious significance), Zeremonie(official gathering to celebrate), feierliche Handlung(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Greek | τελετή(ritual with religious significance), τελετή(official gathering to celebrate), τελετουργικό(formal socially-established behaviour) | teletí, teletí, teletourgikó | |
| Hebrew | טֶקֶס(ritual with religious significance), טֶקֶס(official gathering to celebrate) | tekes, tekes | |
| Hindi | अनुष्ठान(ritual with religious significance), विधि(ritual with religious significance), समारोह(ritual with religious significance), समारोह(official gathering to celebrate) | anuṣṭhān, vidhi, samāroh, samāroh | |
| Hungarian | szertartás(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Icelandic | athöfn(ritual with religious significance), athöfn(official gathering to celebrate) | — | |
| Indonesian | seremoni(ritual with religious significance), upacara(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Italian | cerimonia(ritual with religious significance), cerimonia(official gathering to celebrate) | — | |
| Japanese | セレモニー(official gathering to celebrate), 儀式(ritual with religious significance), 儀礼(formal socially-established behaviour), 典礼(official gathering to celebrate), 式(official gathering to celebrate), 式典(ritual with religious significance) | seremonī, gishiki, girei, tenrei, shiki, shikiten | |
| Kazakh | рәсім(ritual with religious significance) | räsım | |
| Khmer | ពិធី(ritual with religious significance) | pithii | |
| Kimaragang | pongadatan(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Korean | 세리머니(official gathering to celebrate), 식전(ritual with religious significance), 예식(ritual with religious significance), 의식(ritual with religious significance), 전례(official gathering to celebrate) | serimeoni, sikjeon, yesik, uisik, jeollye | |
| Kyrgyz | азем(ritual with religious significance) | azem | |
| Lao | ພິທີ(ritual with religious significance) | phi thī | |
| Latin | caerimōnia(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Latvian | ceremonija(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Lithuanian | ceremonija(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Macedonian | церемонија(ritual with religious significance), церемонија(official gathering to celebrate) | ceremonija, ceremonija | |
| Malay | upacara(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Malayalam | ആചാരം(ritual with religious significance), ചടങ്ങ്(ritual with religious significance), ചടങ്ങ്(official gathering to celebrate) | ācāraṁ, caṭaṅṅŭ, caṭaṅṅŭ | |
| Māori | kawanga(ritual with religious significance), ritenga(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Mongolian | ёслол(ritual with religious significance), ёслол(official gathering to celebrate) | joslol, joslol | |
| Navajo | hatáál(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Norman | cérémonie(ritual with religious significance), cérémonie(official gathering to celebrate) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | seremoni(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Occitan | ceremònia(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Persian | مراسم(ritual with religious significance) | marâsem | |
| Plautdietsch | Zerremonie(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Polish | ceremonia(ritual with religious significance), ceremonia(official gathering to celebrate), ceremonia(formal socially-established behaviour), obrzęd(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Romanian | ceremonie(ritual with religious significance), ceremonie(official gathering to celebrate), ceremonie(formal socially-established behaviour) | — | |
| Russian | обря́д(ritual with religious significance), ритуа́л(ritual with religious significance), церемо́ния(ritual with religious significance), церемо́ния(official gathering to celebrate), этике́т(formal socially-established behaviour) | obrjád, rituál, ceremónija, ceremónija, etikét | |
| Sanskrit | अनुष्ठान(ritual with religious significance), विधि(ritual with religious significance) | anuṣṭhāna, vidhi | |
| Scottish Gaelic | deas-ghnàth(ritual with religious significance), deas-ghnàth(official gathering to celebrate), deas-ghnàth(formal socially-established behaviour) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | ceremònija(ritual with religious significance), ceremònija(official gathering to celebrate), svèčanōst(ritual with religious significance), svèčanōst(official gathering to celebrate), òbred(ritual with religious significance), о̀бред(ritual with religious significance), свѐчано̄ст(ritual with religious significance), свѐчано̄ст(official gathering to celebrate), церемо̀нија(ritual with religious significance), церемо̀нија(official gathering to celebrate) | — | |
| Slovak | ceremónia(official gathering to celebrate), obrad(ritual with religious significance), obrad(official gathering to celebrate) | — | |
| Slovene | obred(ritual with religious significance), slovesnost(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Spanish | ceremonia(ritual with religious significance), ceremonia(official gathering to celebrate), ceremonia(formal socially-established behaviour) | — | |
| Swedish | ceremoni(ritual with religious significance), ceremoni(official gathering to celebrate), högtidlighet(official gathering to celebrate) | — | |
| Tagalog | galian(ritual with religious significance), seremonya(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Tajik | маросим(ritual with religious significance) | marosim | |
| Tatar | мөрәсим(ritual with religious significance) | möräsim | |
| Telugu | ఉత్సవం(ritual with religious significance), వేడుక(official gathering to celebrate) | utsavaṁ, vēḍuka | |
| Thai | พิธี(ritual with religious significance), พิธีกรรม(ritual with religious significance), พิธีการ(formal socially-established behaviour) | pí-tii, pí-tii-gam, pí-tii-gaan | |
| Turkish | ayin(ritual with religious significance), kutlama(official gathering to celebrate), merasim(ritual with religious significance), merasim(official gathering to celebrate), seremoni(ritual with religious significance), tören(ritual with religious significance), tören(official gathering to celebrate), tören(formal socially-established behaviour) | — | |
| Ukrainian | обря́д(ritual with religious significance), церемо́нія(ritual with religious significance), церемо́нія(official gathering to celebrate) | obrjád, ceremónija, ceremónija | |
| Urdu | تَقْرِیب(ritual with religious significance) | taqrīb | |
| Uyghur | مۇراسىم(ritual with religious significance) | murasim | |
| Uzbek | marosim(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Vietnamese | nghi lễ(ritual with religious significance), nghi thức(ritual with religious significance) | — | |
| Welsh | seremoni(ritual with religious significance), seremoni(official gathering to celebrate) | — | |
| Yiddish | צערעמאָניע(ritual with religious significance) | tseremonye |
ceremoni
اِحْتِفَال, حَفْل, حَفْل رَسْمِيّ, رَسْمِيَّات, طَقْس مُقَدِّس, طُقُوس, مَرَاسِم, مَرَاسِم
iḥtifāl, ḥafl, ḥafl rasmiyy, rasmiyyāt, ṭaqs muqaddis, ṭuqūs, marāsim, marāsim
ceremonia
ayin, mərasim
zeremonia
cerimônia, cerimônia, cerimônia
cerimònia
ceremonie, obřad, obřad
ceremoni, ceremoni
ceremonie, ceremonie, plechtigheid, plechtigheid
ceremonio
tseremoonia, tseremoonia
cerimónia, cerimónia, cerimónia
juhla, juhlallisuudet, kursailu, muodollinen käytös, muodollisuus, seremonia, seremonia
cérémonie, cérémonie
cerimonia, cerimonia, cerimonia
Feier, Ritual, Zeremonie, Zeremonie, feierliche Handlung
szertartás
athöfn, athöfn
seremoni, upacara
cerimonia, cerimonia
pongadatan
caerimōnia
ceremonija
ceremonija
upacara
kawanga, ritenga
hatáál
cérémonie, cérémonie
seremoni
ceremònia
Zerremonie
ceremonia, ceremonia, ceremonia, obrzęd
ceremonie, ceremonie, ceremonie
обря́д, ритуа́л, церемо́ния, церемо́ния, этике́т
obrjád, rituál, ceremónija, ceremónija, etikét
deas-ghnàth, deas-ghnàth, deas-ghnàth
ceremònija, ceremònija, svèčanōst, svèčanōst, òbred, о̀бред, свѐчано̄ст, свѐчано̄ст, церемо̀нија, церемо̀нија
ceremónia, obrad, obrad
obred, slovesnost
ceremonia, ceremonia, ceremonia
ceremoni, ceremoni, högtidlighet
galian, seremonya
ayin, kutlama, merasim, merasim, seremoni, tören, tören, tören
marosim
nghi lễ, nghi thức
seremoni, seremoni
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