Imperial

//ɪmˈpɪə.ɹi.əl//

Translations of "imperial" (43 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Arabic	إِمْبِرَاطُورِيّ(related to an empire), مَلَكِيّ(related to an empire)	ʔimbirāṭūriyy, malakiyy
Armenian	կայսերական(related to an empire)	kayserakan
Belarusian	ца́рскі(related to an empire), імпе́рскі(related to an empire), імпера́тарскі(related to an empire)	cárski, impjérski, impjerátarski
Bulgarian	англи́йски(related to the British measurement system), брита́нски(related to the British measurement system), вели́чествен(very grand or fine), великоле́пен(very grand or fine), висш(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), върхо́вен(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), импе́рски(related to an empire), импе́рски(related to the British measurement system), ца́рски(related to an empire), Империал(wine bottle of 6 litres)	anglíjski, británski, velíčestven, velikolépen, visš, vǎrhóven, impérski, impérski, cárski
Catalan	imperial(related to an empire), majestuós(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence)	—
Chinese Mandarin	帝國的 /帝国的(related to an empire), 皇帝的(related to an empire)	dìguó de, huángdì de
Czech	císařský(related to an empire), imperiální(related to an empire), imperiální(related to the British measurement system), říšský(related to an empire)	—
Danish	kejserlig(related to an empire)	—
Dutch	imperiaal(related to the British measurement system), keizerlijk(related to an empire), rijks(related to an empire)	—
Esperanto	imperia(related to an empire)	—
Estonian	aadellik(very grand or fine), briti(related to the British measurement system), impeeriumlik(related to an empire), inglise(related to the British measurement system), keiserlik(related to an empire), kuninglik(related to an empire), kuninglik(very grand or fine), kuninglik(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), majesteetlik(related to an empire), majesteetlik(very grand or fine), majesteetlik(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), noobel(very grand or fine), olümposlik(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), pillav(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), suurejooneline(very grand or fine), suursugune(very grand or fine), suursugune(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), toretsev(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), uhke(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), uhke(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), ülev(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), üliinimlik(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), ülimuslik(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), ülipeen(very grand or fine)	—
Finnish	brittiläinen(related to the British measurement system), keisarillinen(related to an empire), mahtava(very grand or fine), majesteettinen(very grand or fine), majesteettinen(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence)	—
French	impérial(related to an empire), impérial(related to the British measurement system), impérial(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), royal(very grand or fine)	—
Galician	imperial(related to an empire), imperial(related to the British measurement system)	—
Georgian	იმპერიული(related to an empire)	imṗeriuli
German	imperial(related to the British measurement system), kaiserlich(related to an empire), zöllig(related to the British measurement system)	—
Greek	αυτοκρατορικός(related to an empire), βασιλικός(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), επιβλητικός(very grand or fine), μεγαλειώδης(very grand or fine)	aftokratorikós, vasilikós, epivlitikós, megaleiódis
Hungarian	(régi) brit mértékrendszer szerinti(related to the British measurement system), birodalmi(related to an empire), császári(related to an empire), fenséges(very grand or fine), méltóságteljes(very grand or fine)	—
Indonesian	imperial(related to an empire)	—
Irish	impiriúil(related to an empire), maorga(very grand or fine), ríúil(very grand or fine)	—
Italian	imperiale(related to an empire)	—
Japanese	天皇の(related to an empire), 皇帝の(related to an empire)	tennō no, kōtei no
Korean	제국의(related to an empire)	jegugui
Latin	dominicus(related to an empire), imperiālis(related to an empire)	—
Macedonian	британски(related to the British measurement system), империја́лен(related to an empire), царски(related to an empire), царски(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence)	britanski, imperijálen, carski, carski
Manx	ard-reeoil(related to an empire), ard-rheamagh(related to an empire)	—
Middle English	imperial(related to an empire), imperial(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	keiserlig(related to an empire)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	keisarleg(related to an empire)	—
Old English	cāserlīċ(related to an empire)	—
Persian	امپراتوری(related to an empire)	emperâturi
Polish	cesarski(related to an empire), imperialny(related to an empire), imperialny(related to the British measurement system)	—
Portuguese	imperial(related to an empire), imperial(related to the British measurement system)	—
Romanian	imperial(related to an empire), imperial(related to the British measurement system)	—
Russian	брита́нский(related to the British measurement system), вели́чественный(very grand or fine), великоле́пный(very grand or fine), импе́рский(related to an empire), импе́рский(related to the British measurement system), импера́торский(related to an empire), короле́вский(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), ца́рский(related to an empire), ца́рский(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence)	británskij, velíčestvennyj, velikolépnyj, impérskij, impérskij, imperátorskij, korolévskij, cárskij, cárskij
Serbo-Croatian	cȃrskī(related to an empire), ȉmperijalnī(related to an empire), и̏мперијалнӣ(related to an empire), ца̑рскӣ(related to an empire)	—
Slovak	cisársky(related to an empire), imperiálny(related to an empire), ríšsky(related to an empire)	—
Slovene	cesarski(related to an empire), imperialen(related to an empire)	—
Spanish	imperial(related to an empire)	—
Swedish	brittisk(related to the British measurement system), förnäm(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), imperiell(related to the British measurement system), kejserlig(related to an empire), kunglig(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), majestätisk(very grand or fine), majestätisk(of special, superior, or unusual size or excellence), mäktig(very grand or fine), storslagen(very grand or fine)	—
Ukrainian	ца́рський(related to an empire), імпе́рський(related to an empire), імпера́торський(related to an empire)	cársʹkyj, impérsʹkyj, imperátorsʹkyj
Vietnamese	hoàng đế(related to an empire), thành nội(related to an empire)	—
Yiddish	אימפּעריאַל(related to an empire), קייזערלעך(related to an empire), קייסערלעך(related to an empire)	imperyal, keyzerlekh, keyserlekh

Arabic

إِمْبِرَاطُورِيّ, مَلَكِيّ

ʔimbirāṭūriyy, malakiyy

Armenian

կայսերական

kayserakan

Belarusian

ца́рскі, імпе́рскі, імпера́тарскі

cárski, impjérski, impjerátarski

Bulgarian

англи́йски, брита́нски, вели́чествен, великоле́пен, висш, върхо́вен, импе́рски, импе́рски, ца́рски, Империал

anglíjski, británski, velíčestven, velikolépen, visš, vǎrhóven, impérski, impérski, cárski

Catalan

imperial, majestuós

Chinese Mandarin

帝國的 /帝国的, 皇帝的

dìguó de, huángdì de

Czech

císařský, imperiální, imperiální, říšský

Danish

kejserlig

Dutch

imperiaal, keizerlijk, rijks

Esperanto

imperia

Estonian

aadellik, briti, impeeriumlik, inglise, keiserlik, kuninglik, kuninglik, kuninglik, majesteetlik, majesteetlik, majesteetlik, noobel, olümposlik, pillav, suurejooneline, suursugune, suursugune, toretsev, uhke, uhke, ülev, üliinimlik, ülimuslik, ülipeen