Triumph
//ˈtɹaɪ.əmf//
Translations of "triumph" (46 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | θρίαμβος(ceremony performed in honour of a victory) | thríambos | |
| Arabic | نصر(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | naṣr | |
| Armenian | հաղթանակ(conclusive success; victory; conquest), տրիումֆ(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | haġtʻanak, triumf | |
| Azerbaijani | təntənə(conclusive success; victory; conquest), təntənə(a state of joy or exultation at success), zəfər(conclusive success; victory; conquest), qalib gəlmək(to prevail over rivals), qələbə çalmaq(to prevail over rivals), qələbə çalmaq(to succeed), zəfər çalmaq(to prevail over rivals), zəfər çalmaq(to succeed), üstün gəlmək(to prevail over rivals) | — | |
| Bulgarian | ликуване(a state of joy or exultation at success), победа(conclusive success; victory; conquest), триумф(conclusive success; victory; conquest), триумф(ceremony performed in honour of a victory), триумфално шествие(any triumphal procession; pompous exhibition etc), тържествуване(a state of joy or exultation at success), побеждавам(to prevail over rivals), побеждавам(to succeed) | likuvane, pobeda, triumf, triumf, triumfalno šestvie, tǎržestvuvane, pobeždavam, pobeždavam | |
| Catalan | triomf(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 凱旋 /凯旋(conclusive success; victory; conquest), 凱旋 /凯旋(ceremony performed in honour of a victory), 勝利 /胜利(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | kǎixuán, kǎixuán, shènglì | |
| Danish | sejrsceremoni(ceremony performed in honour of a victory), triumf(conclusive success; victory; conquest), triumf(a state of joy or exultation at success), triumftog(any triumphal procession; pompous exhibition etc), sejre(to prevail over rivals), sejre(to succeed), triumfere(to prevail over rivals), triumfere(to succeed) | — | |
| Dutch | triomf(conclusive success; victory; conquest), triomferen(to prevail over rivals) | — | |
| Esperanto | triumfo(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | — | |
| Finnish | riemusaatto(any triumphal procession; pompous exhibition etc), riemuvoitto(conclusive success; victory; conquest), triumfi(ceremony performed in honour of a victory), triumfi(any triumphal procession; pompous exhibition etc), valtti(card game), voitonjuhla(ceremony performed in honour of a victory), voitonjuhla(ceremony to celebrate someone’s military achievement), voitonriemu(a state of joy or exultation at success), voitto(conclusive success; victory; conquest), menestyä(to prevail over rivals), menestyä(to succeed), voittaa(to prevail over rivals), voittaa(to succeed) | — | |
| French | triomphe(conclusive success; victory; conquest), triomphe(a state of joy or exultation at success), triompher(to prevail over rivals), triompher(to succeed) | — | |
| Galician | triunfo(conclusive success; victory; conquest), trunfo(conclusive success; victory; conquest), triunfar(to prevail over rivals), triunfar(to succeed) | — | |
| Georgian | ტრიუმფი(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | ṭriumpi | |
| German | Triumph(conclusive success; victory; conquest), Triumph(a state of joy or exultation at success), triumphieren(to prevail over rivals), triumphieren(to succeed) | — | |
| Greek | θρίαμβος(conclusive success; victory; conquest), θριαμβεύω(to prevail over rivals) | thríamvos, thriamvévo | |
| Hebrew | נִצָּחוֹן(conclusive success; victory; conquest), הצליח(to succeed), ניצח(to prevail over rivals) | nitsakhón, hitslíakh, nitséakh | |
| Higaonon | nakadaug(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | — | |
| Hungarian | diadal(conclusive success; victory; conquest), diadalmenet(ceremony performed in honour of a victory), örömujjongás(a state of joy or exultation at success), diadalmoskodik(to prevail over rivals), győzedelmeskedik(to prevail over rivals) | — | |
| Indonesian | kemenangan(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | — | |
| Irish | caithréim(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | — | |
| Italian | trionfo(conclusive success; victory; conquest), trionfo(a state of joy or exultation at success), trionfare(to prevail over rivals), trionfare(to succeed) | — | |
| Japanese | 偉業(conclusive success; victory; conquest), 凱旋(ceremony performed in honour of a victory), 勝ち誇り(a state of joy or exultation at success), 勝利(conclusive success; victory; conquest), 意気揚々(a state of joy or exultation at success), 偉業を成す(to prevail over rivals), 偉業を成す(to succeed), 大勝利を成す(to prevail over rivals), 大勝利を成す(to succeed) | igyō, gaisen, kachihokori, shōri, iki yōyō, igyō o nasu, igyō o nasu, daishōri o nasu, daishōri o nasu | |
| Korean | 승리(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | seungni | |
| Latin | triumphus(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | — | |
| Māori | eke tangaroa(to succeed) | — | |
| Marathi | विजय(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | vijay | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | triumf(conclusive success; victory; conquest), triumfere(to prevail over rivals), triumfere(to succeed) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | triumf(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | — | |
| Occitan | triomf(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | — | |
| Old English | siġe(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | — | |
| Persian | پیروزی(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | piruzi | |
| Phoenician | 𐤍𐤑𐤓(to prevail over rivals) | — | |
| Polish | gra atutowa(card game), triumf(conclusive success; victory; conquest), triumf(ceremony performed in honour of a victory), triumf(any triumphal procession; pompous exhibition etc), triumf(a state of joy or exultation at success), triumf(ceremony to celebrate someone’s military achievement), triumfować(to prevail over rivals), triumfować(to succeed), zatriumfować(to prevail over rivals), zatriumfować(to succeed) | — | |
| Portuguese | triunfo(conclusive success; victory; conquest), triunfo(ceremony performed in honour of a victory), triunfo(ceremony to celebrate someone’s military achievement), triunfar(to prevail over rivals), triunfar(to succeed) | — | |
| Quechua | haylliy(to prevail over rivals) | — | |
| Romanian | triumf(conclusive success; victory; conquest), triumf(a state of joy or exultation at success), victorie(a state of joy or exultation at success), triumfa(to prevail over rivals), învinge(to prevail over rivals) | — | |
| Russian | ликова́ние(a state of joy or exultation at success), побе́да(conclusive success; victory; conquest), торжество́(a state of joy or exultation at success), триу́мф(conclusive success; victory; conquest), триу́мф(ceremony performed in honour of a victory), триу́мф(a state of joy or exultation at success) | likovánije, pobéda, toržestvó, triúmf, triúmf, triúmf | |
| Spanish | batatazo(conclusive success; victory; conquest), triunfal(ceremony performed in honour of a victory), triunfal(any triumphal procession; pompous exhibition etc), triunfo(conclusive success; victory; conquest), triunfo(a state of joy or exultation at success), triunfo(ceremony to celebrate someone’s military achievement), triunfar(to prevail over rivals), triunfar(to succeed) | — | |
| Swedish | triumf(conclusive success; victory; conquest), triumfera(to prevail over rivals) | — | |
| Tagalog | tagumpay(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | — | |
| Thai | ชัย(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | chai | |
| Turkish | zafer(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | — | |
| Vietnamese | thắng lợi(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | — | |
| Volapük | levikodagoläd(any triumphal procession; pompous exhibition etc) | — | |
| Yiddish | טריומף(conclusive success; victory; conquest) | tryumf |
təntənə, təntənə, zəfər, qalib gəlmək, qələbə çalmaq, qələbə çalmaq, zəfər çalmaq, zəfər çalmaq, üstün gəlmək
ликуване, победа, триумф, триумф, триумфално шествие, тържествуване, побеждавам, побеждавам
likuvane, pobeda, triumf, triumf, triumfalno šestvie, tǎržestvuvane, pobeždavam, pobeždavam
triomf
sejrsceremoni, triumf, triumf, triumftog, sejre, sejre, triumfere, triumfere
triomf, triomferen
triumfo
riemusaatto, riemuvoitto, triumfi, triumfi, valtti, voitonjuhla, voitonjuhla, voitonriemu, voitto, menestyä, menestyä, voittaa, voittaa
triomphe, triomphe, triompher, triompher
triunfo, trunfo, triunfar, triunfar
Triumph, Triumph, triumphieren, triumphieren
nakadaug
diadal, diadalmenet, örömujjongás, diadalmoskodik, győzedelmeskedik
kemenangan
caithréim
trionfo, trionfo, trionfare, trionfare
偉業, 凱旋, 勝ち誇り, 勝利, 意気揚々, 偉業を成す, 偉業を成す, 大勝利を成す, 大勝利を成す
igyō, gaisen, kachihokori, shōri, iki yōyō, igyō o nasu, igyō o nasu, daishōri o nasu, daishōri o nasu
triumphus
eke tangaroa
triumf, triumfere, triumfere
triumf
triomf
siġe
𐤍𐤑𐤓
gra atutowa, triumf, triumf, triumf, triumf, triumf, triumfować, triumfować, zatriumfować, zatriumfować
triunfo, triunfo, triunfo, triunfar, triunfar
haylliy
triumf, triumf, victorie, triumfa, învinge
ликова́ние, побе́да, торжество́, триу́мф, триу́мф, триу́мф
likovánije, pobéda, toržestvó, triúmf, triúmf, triúmf
batatazo, triunfal, triunfal, triunfo, triunfo, triunfo, triunfar, triunfar
triumf, triumfera
tagumpay
zafer
thắng lợi
levikodagoläd
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