Definition
Relating to or celebrating a great victory or success, often used to describe grand processions or monuments.
Etymology
From Latin 'triumphalis' (of a triumph), from 'triumphus' (a victory procession). Romans celebrated generals with elaborate triumphal parades.
Kelly Says
Roman triumphal arches were propaganda monuments—they glorified military conquest and empire-building, yet we still copy their design today in Arc de Triomphe and countless government buildings.
Translations
CACatalà
triumphal
tri-um-fa-l
CSČeština
triumfální
tri-um-fal-ni
DADansk
triumferende
tri-um-fer-en-de
DEDeutsch
triumphal
tri-um-fa-l
ELΕλληνικά
νικηφόρος
ni-ke-fo-ros
ESEspañol
triunfal
tri-UN-fal
FISuomi
voittoralli
voi-tor-al-li
FRFrançais
triumphatoire
tri-om-fa-toi-r
HAHA
triumphal
tri-um-fa-l
HEעברית
ניצחון
nit-sa-chon
HUMagyar
diadalmas
di-a-dal-mas
IDBahasa Indonesia
kemenangan
ke-men-aan
IGIG
triumphal
tri-um-fa-l
ITItaliano
trionfale
tri-on-fa-le
JA日本語
凱旋的な
kai-sen-teki-na
KKKK
triumphal
tri-um-fa-l
KO한국어
승리적인
seung-ri-jeok-in
MSBahasa Melayu
kemenangan
ke-men-aan
NLNederlands
triomfantelijk
tri-om-fan-te-lijk
NONorsk
triumferende
tri-um-fer-en-de
PAPA
triumphal
tri-um-fa-l
PLPolski
tryumfalny
try-um-fal-ny
PTPortuguês
triunfal
tri-UN-fal
RORomână
triumfal
tri-um-fal
RUРусский
триумфальный
tri-umf-al-nyy
SVSvenska
triumferande
tri-um-fer-an-de
SWKiswahili
ushindi
u-shin-di
TAதமிழ்
வெற்றியான
vet-tri-ya-an
UKУкраїнська
триумфальний
tri-um-fal-nyy
VITiếng Việt
chiến thắng
chien-thang
YOYO
triumphal
tri-um-fa-l
ZUZU
triumphal
tri-um-fa-l